Seeking advice

suprz wrote:
I recvd my BatterMinder plus today, and I was surprised that it did not come with a ring terminal extension along with the reg battery clamps. I'm thinking of just cutting the clamps off and putting on my own set of ring terminals. I can't get the polarity wrong (red to red etc...) this item will only be used for the RV. And I'm sure that if I needed to, I could cobble together some clamps for other batteries. IF I needed to... (and yes, I'm cheap and don't want to spend the extra 12.00 to get the ring terminal wire from the company... Cause I think it should have been included) I have an old school Schumacher 1 amp trickle charger that came with both, and when I called the company to get another ring terminal wire for my other motorcycle they just gave me one for free. That's how you do customer service

Your profile reads like you have either a Class A or Class C motorhome ... and I'm curious as to what motorhome battery are you wanting to use the BatteryMINDer on?

I use mine to continuously take care of our Class C's chassis battery whenever the motorhome is at home and hooked up via an extension cord plugged into a 120V outlet on an outside wall of our home.

I plug this model BatterMINDer into a 120V outlet inside on a coach wall: https://www.amazon.com/BatteryMINDer-Model-12117-Maintainer-Desulfator/dp/B000P23HZS

I then use this BatteryMINDer accessory adapter cable to plug the BatteryMINDer's 12V output into an always-hot cigarette lighter socket on the cab's dash: http://www.batteryminders.com/12-24-volt-vehicle-power-plug

Using this setup, the chassis battery is kept in top condition 24/7 whenever our motorhome is not on a trip.

I use another BatteryMINDer - with it's stock alligator clamps cable adapter - that I use in the shop for periodically keeping various other garden equipment batteries topped up.