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Spending some time not riding, should I disconnect my BS Lithium battery?
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Bfromla
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Nine months is quite extended, personally, I would remove the battery & leave it on a maintainer in safe environment. Smaller lithiums & maybe not so smart charging can overcharge them; for most devices I have a 90 day calendar reminder to recharge them. Some are used more often than others, (if nothing more than just for sanity) but over 90days, all get a charge.
CloverHillCrawler
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Considering the fire hazard involved with leaving any kind of battery unattended for that long on a charger, I would take it out of the Spyder, give it a full charge, then leave it in a cool (or somewhat cool) and dry place to sit, and when you get back, put it on the charger and let it do its thing before you put it back in place on your Spyder.
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