(GB2350499-A)   NOVELTY - A motor system has an engine and an engine starter. The electrical system, powered by a battery, incorporates engine start and operate circuits. The battery (B) is recharged when the engine is operating. The battery also powers various electronic accessories (A), each of which can be isolated from the battery individually to reduce drain using a voltage responsive mechanism. The voltage applied from the battery is monitored to ensure that it still retains sufficient charge to start the engine.    USE - To isolate circuits in motor vehicle circuits to reduce current drain in vehicle battery.    ADVANTAGE - Reduces current drain on vehicle's battery.    (EP1064171-A1)   NOVELTY - A motor system has an engine and an engine starter. The electrical system, powered by a battery, incorporates engine start and operate circuits. The battery (B) is recharged when the engine is operating. The battery also powers various electronic accessories (A), each of which can be isolated from the battery individually to reduce drain using a voltage responsive mechanism. The voltage applied from the battery is monitored to ensure that it still retains sufficient charge to start the engine.    USE - To isolate circuits in motor vehicle circuits to reduce current drain in vehicle battery.    ADVANTAGE - Reduces current drain on vehicle's battery.    (GB2350499-B)   NOVELTY - A motor system has an engine and an engine starter. The electrical system, powered by a battery, incorporates engine start and operate circuits. The battery (B) is recharged when the engine is operating. The battery also powers various electronic accessories (A), each of which can be isolated from the battery individually to reduce drain using a voltage responsive mechanism. The voltage applied from the battery is monitored to ensure that it still retains sufficient charge to start the engine.    USE - To isolate circuits in motor vehicle circuits to reduce current drain in vehicle battery.    ADVANTAGE - Reduces current drain on vehicle's battery.