Golf cart batteries vs storage vs charging??
Hi everybody! Quick question for you today. I'm building a campervan conversion out of a Ford E250 high top van. I'm new to all of this and it's my second year of building this thing (part ti...
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Almot wrote:
A good trickle charger wouldn't hurt. Better than leaving them disconnected for 7 months of winter. Montreal is not a North Pole, I suspect that of those 7 months only 2 or 3 months the temperature dropped below 50F and/or didn't stay below 50 all day. With cheap chargers rarely being good, I would still check the voltage once a month or so.
Good point. A trickle charger would be good idea where the OP is at.
We don't experience tropical temperatures here in the Alberta foothills in the winter like they do in Montreal.
