CodyClassB wrote:Thanks for the update.
will this cheap one charge ?
CodyClassB wrote:That isn't a "charger", it's a "maintainer". It would likely take days with that to put enough charge into the battery for a normal charger to kick in. If ever.
Thanks all . I updated the question. Since modern chargers do not charge completely dead batteries, will this cheap one charge ?
https://www.harborfreight.com/automotive-motorcycle/battery/automatic-battery-float-charger-69955.html
time2roll wrote:theoldwizard1 wrote:Don't even have to start the engine.
Modern battery chargers will NOT charge and absolutely DEAD battery. Jump start it, hold fast idle for about 10 minutes, shutdown and immediately connect the charger.
Just jump, attach charger, start charging, remove the jump and let it rip.
For the OP: if you are plugged in or have solar you can add a Trik-L-Start combiner to keep the chassis battery charged. Letting any battery run that low will cause sulfation and permanent loss of capacity.
theoldwizard1 wrote:Don't even have to start the engine.
Modern battery chargers will NOT charge and absolutely DEAD battery. Jump start it, hold fast idle for about 10 minutes, shutdown and immediately connect the charger.
