Battery charger

chracatoa wrote:
Any suggestions on a good battery charger for my batteries? I'll remove them from the trailer in a month or so and I want to keep them charged. Also I want to just plug it in and forget about it.
Thanks!

You didn't mention whether you have your trailer parked near power or not. If you do, you can mount s charger/maintainer in the RV and just plug it in. I have a Noco genius 10 amp charger maintainer permanently mounted in my battery bay. I just drop the AC power cord out and plug it into an extension cord. This is also my backup in case the converter craps out.

I bought a battery tender from amazon with a 10 year warranty and it is only 4 years old and it is dead. will not work. time I sent it back for replacement. but I hae several things to keep up during the winter and will get another charger if I need to. they work, this one just didn't work that long.

chracatoa wrote:
Any suggestions on a good battery charger for my batteries? I'll remove them from the trailer in a month or so and I want to keep them charged. Also I want to just plug it in and forget about it.
Thanks!

I use the battery tender for the T.T. motorcycle boat and the P/T up in Michigan. I just keep movint he battery tender once a month and by the time spring comes around all my batteries are ready to go:C

Thanks!

B&D 30 amp smart charger.

Deltran & Schumacher battery tender/maintainers I have both and am pleased.

If your batteries are in good shape they might not need chargers. Left disconnected, they will lose only about 5% per month. So in four months they will lose 20%. Best to keep them in a warm place.

Exeter is right. Battery Tender will maintain your batteries, with no fuss. And you don't need to worry about cooking them. And they are cheap too.

Battery Minder brand 1.5 amps.