A couple of years ago, when we got the dog first pair of cats, we put a cat-flap in.
Not long after that we put a different cat-flap in. A battery-operated cat-flap. For battery-operated cats.
We soon noticed, post battery-operated cat-flap implementation, that the house stopped smelling quite so ‘catty’.
And so it has continued. The battery-operated cat-flap has continued to let our cats in (and out!), and it has continued to keep invading cats (that ginger tosser from next door) out.
But the battery-operated cat-flap began to get through batteries quicker and quicker.
So we moved to rechargeable cats batteries.
Now we rotate the batteries every 3-4 days, which isn’t long, really. There must be something in the design of the cat-flap that makes it eat battery juice. Or something.
Anyway.
Today I ordered a new battery for the ZX10R. I was offered a choice. I could order a Kawasaki battery for £180. Or I could order a battery with a different name on it for £80.
Well gosh, that’s a tough choice.
The Kawasaki battery is probably made by Yuasa, as most are.
I had to buy a new one for my Trumpet a couple of years back. Can’t remember what make it is, but I ordered it online, filled it up with acid, gave it a charge and it’s been good as gold. Only cost me 35 quid. Well happy.