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@Queenjess69 first off thx for updating with relevant info. Makes everyone's life easier 
I see you're looking at a continuity tester - you may want to spend an extra $10 and get a multimeter, which allows you to check voltage and resistance. The continuity tester only confirms there is current flowing - the multimeter will tell you the exact voltage running through it. It'll probably make your life easier if/when you start chasing down the parasitic draw.
Also remember that if your battery has been drained (even once) it may not perform as well, so make sure when you go chasing down the parasitic draw that your battery is fully charged (at the very least > 12 volts).
--Chris N.
I see you're looking at a continuity tester - you may want to spend an extra $10 and get a multimeter, which allows you to check voltage and resistance. The continuity tester only confirms there is current flowing - the multimeter will tell you the exact voltage running through it. It'll probably make your life easier if/when you start chasing down the parasitic draw.
Also remember that if your battery has been drained (even once) it may not perform as well, so make sure when you go chasing down the parasitic draw that your battery is fully charged (at the very least > 12 volts).
--Chris N.