Yesterday, I was listening to the mighty Los Angeles Dodgers of Los Angeles on the Prius' radio as I pulled into my local home improvement warehouse. The Dodgers were up to bat, so I didn't want to turn off the radio because, as you all know, the Dodgers lead the league in runs scored.
I pushed the park button, and it occured to me that there's no easy way to go from "Ready" mode to "ACC" mode without turning the whole thing off. Milton Bradley was at the plate, and the way he's been hitting I didn't even want to turn off the car for the two seconds it would take to go "Ready" -> "Off" -> "ACC".
Is there any real difference between "Ready" (with park engaged, engine not running) and "ACC"? Will there be any significant battery drain by leaving the car in "Ready" mode? Granted, when the Dodgers are hitting, it may take a while, but probably no more than 20-30 minutes.
DGStan
I pushed the park button, and it occured to me that there's no easy way to go from "Ready" mode to "ACC" mode without turning the whole thing off. Milton Bradley was at the plate, and the way he's been hitting I didn't even want to turn off the car for the two seconds it would take to go "Ready" -> "Off" -> "ACC".
Is there any real difference between "Ready" (with park engaged, engine not running) and "ACC"? Will there be any significant battery drain by leaving the car in "Ready" mode? Granted, when the Dodgers are hitting, it may take a while, but probably no more than 20-30 minutes.
DGStan