questions on battery charging
I have a small 110V battery charger, nothing fancy , I think it has 2,6,10 amp selections. Anyway, I was thinking about hooking short wires to the + and - terminals of my battery permanently and le...
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4x4van wrote:
Yes, stand-alone battery chargers, battery tenders, float chargers, etc are great...as are connectors, plugs, pigtails, hookup studs, etc...for a vehicle that doesn't already have a battery charger in it. What am I missing? :h
Some of us don’t want to power up the entire trailer to keep the battery charged. We know that exposing things to power issues like lightning isn’t a good thing. Operating circuit boards in TVs, radios, refrigerators, water heaters and furnaces is a waste of energy and may lead to early failure. Some of us have cheap converters that may not do as good of a job charging a battery as some of the small tenders. Some of us don’t mind doing a few small things instead of always taking the easy way out.
