Not really!!!
We do have other twinkie owners in here but you must pay your dues.

Lots of coffee and cake for everyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

OK Doc, time for a diagnosis please.
I also have an amp in my fairing, an Arc Mini. After I installed it, along with the Biketronics gear and a Sony head unit, I was losing my battery charge. 500 miles from home I pulled the fairing and disconnected the "memory" wire and all was well. The problem is I have to reset the radio after every stop. Keeping in mind that I am a wiring retard, why was I getting such a draw?

 

So, you are losing your battery charge when the bike is running, or when it sits overnight?

 

Overnight.

 

You may not have the amp wired up right. It should have a trigger wire, or power on wire or something like that. I forget what the standard color is. This wire is the "on" switch for the amp. When 12V is applied to it, the amp is on. Your head unit should have a wire that controls external amps and has 12V on it when the unit is turned on. That wire should run to the amp trigger wire. Otherwise, your amp may just be defective, or the head unit. They should not drain a bike battery overnight. Over a couple weeks, maybe, but not overnight.

 

I may have the amp wired direct to the battery sounds like. I'll check tomorrow.

 

What Hess said. The remote turn on wire for most amps is a blue wire coming from the head unit. If you wired that to a hot lead, it would keep the amp on at all times and dump your battery in short order.

 

I don't have a stereo on my bike, I just listen to the voices in my head....

 

But those guys usually get me in trouble.

 

If you mean a stereo amp. just loose it and everything else .
You can store 1000 tunes on a piece of plastic that is the size of a pack of matches and install a couple of ear buds that will outperform any big home stereo. Go for it.