6D battery drain temporary 'Work Around'

6D battery drain - "Work Around"
Install the Canon Battery Grip.
Step 1. Turn the battery lock to 'Open'.and leave it unlocked
      (Batteries are now disconnected from camera)
Step 2    Use a rubber band to hold battery tray in.
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NOTE:: If Canon will not make a fix, possibly the after-market suppliers of the 'Grip' will make a three position latch.
A 'Modified' grip could easily be manufactured by modifying the tray and latch assembly.
Position 1. Power disconnected and tray locked in (6:00 clock position)
Position 2. Tray unlocked (Similar position as present)
Position 3. Tray is locked and power is connect. (Same position as present and battery drain will continue as it does now..)
GET WITH IT CANON....   Or let the after-market fix it with their 'Grip'
Bill

6D Battery drain "Fast Stop" using the Canon '6D Grip'
I am enjoying using only one switch movement to turn my 6D ON/OFF and not having any battery drain.
1.   Leave camera switch in the ON position
2.   Place a sturdy rubber band around the Canon Battery Grip to stop battery tray from coming out
3.   Turn the Grip battery tray 'Latch' to OPEN/CLOSE (Effectively ON/OFF)
4.    Making my Grip latch as my on and off switch for the camera and stopping the battery drain by the GPS operation
5.    My 6D camera is now always ready for that one of a kind picture

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