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Sam Spade wrote:Sully2 wrote:
Even disconnected electrically...a SMALL (1 to 1.5 amp) trickle charger hooked to that battery wont hurt a thing....and the battery will be up to 100 percent when you need it most
Not exactly.
A trickle charger left connected indefinitely tends to bring the battery up to a full charge and then OVERcharge it and cause it to lose water.
What is needed is a smart, automatic battery maintainer (battery tender). That is NOT a trickle charger.
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Sully2 wrote:
Even disconnected electrically...a SMALL (1 to 1.5 amp) trickle charger hooked to that battery wont hurt a thing....and the battery will be up to 100 percent when you need it most
Sep-10-2016 09:54 AM
Cheryl_B wrote:
Oh, cool. I'll have to see where to buy that disconnect switch. Thanks for the information, everyone.
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