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Harvey51
May 05, 2020Explorer
I disconnect the batteries for the winter, check voltage about once a month, until the 100 watt solar panel is clear of snow. It doesn’t charge fast but does well over a whole sunny day. Being in a cold winter region, I bought a smart charger, Black & Decker 5, 10 and 20 amp maximum settings. It goes up to 16 volts so I usually disconnect vehicle batteries while charging. An hour or two fully charges a battery from a very low state on the 20 amp setting.
I have used trickle chargers but they are frustrating. Better to disconnect the battery until you can use a real charger.
I have used trickle chargers but they are frustrating. Better to disconnect the battery until you can use a real charger.
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