I would have the battery load tested. It is true 30 ma. is a significant drain but if your battery is old it doesn't have the full capacity of a new one. If it is more than 4 years old it is probably at about 1/2 capacity. Sears will load test for free and since you have a Sears there might be some trade-in. Another problem with a lot of Deloreans is that they just aren't used a whole lot so the battery never really gets fully charged up. Being in a constant state of discharge causes the battery to go bad faster. Especially storing for the winter and letting it go dead. Lead-acid batteries don't live long with these kind of cycles. David Teitelbaum vin 10757 --- In dmcnews@xxxx, Martin Gutkowski <webmaster@xxxx> wrote: > Hank, your battery might be duff > > the batt I have in mine is a 55Ah. with a drain of 30mA, it will be completely flat in 76 > days.... - that's more than two months! > > I have an alarm/remote locking/remote starter on my car and it stays armed for weeks and > the car still starts fine > > Best Wishes > > Martin > #1458 & #4426 > > Hank Eskin wrote: > > > With the prodding of Rick G, I've been able to locate the current drain in > > my car (Don't worry, I'm still going to install the battery isolator). It > > turns out to be Lockzilla pulling about 30Ma with the "remote" unit plugged > > in, and 20ma without. The total current draw from the battery when the car > > is off was 30Ma until I totally disconnected Lockzilla - then I get a zero > > Ma reading on my meter.