wopachop wrote:
mrad wrote:
There is a secondary issue, although not as important. in th ewinter, I have a fishouse that I stay in for the weekend. I usually use the ryobi to power the satalite, tv, lights, and pizza oven. However, recently I have been using my deep cycles to power it in the evening to keep the noise levels down. I would now use the GC batteries in the winter at the fishouse also.
Have a favorite pizza dough recipe?
For the fish house you could look towards the RC chargers that people use for drones. Know anyone thats into that stuff? They might have a used one for cheap.
Bring the batteries and the Ryobi and a small charger to recharge the batteries during the day. Or for an emergency charge at night.
I have a schujacher 2-6-15 amp smart charger. It was about $50. Would this be sufficient to charge the batteries in a climate controled house in the winter?
It charged two 12 volts discahrged to 40-50% in about 8 hours
