[draarong2004]

Originally posted by S10laynframe@Sep 21 2005, 10:04 AM~3856540
I would beg to differ, it does NOT stop power from coming from both batteries, it ONLY stops a charge from reaching the secondary battery before the main battery is charged.

Do your research homie, it is a simple idea, not a 2 way path.

really? last i checked, it did keep the 2 batteries seperated if you wire it up right, the whole idea is to have the secondary battery running its own "system"

it will actually alternate power between the 2, only making sure the main battery always gets more of a charge, when its full, it works on the secondary battery, whoever told you how a isolator doesn't "isolate" the 2 batteries, was smokin some pretty good stuff.....

 

[draarong2004]

Originally posted by Pitbullx@Sep 21 2005, 10:36 AM~3856763
Battery Isolators:
    Many people listen to their stereo without the engine running. This often leads to dead batteries and a vehicle that won't start. A battery isolator will let you completely discharge one battery without discharging the starting battery.

http://www.bcae1.com/battiso.htm

how about you do your homework homie..

ownage...lol