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- pianotunaNomad IIIToots a Tune on an organ for Mex!
- MEXICOWANDERERExplorerCostco Mexico still sells the Schumacher two-dial wheeled charger. The first dial selects charge intensity, the second dial selects time.
It is every bit as intelligent as the user.
It is a battery charger, not a Wurlitzer Pipe Organ. - MEXICOWANDERERExplorerNOT FOR EVERYONE
See what I mean :)? - red31Explorer
MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
NOT FOR EVERYONE The Best Portable Charger On The Market
with no charge profile listed in the manual it is junk IMO - 2112Explorer IIDang Mex, that's $500. He can get a 4 stage 45A Progressive Dynamics PD9245CV for $200 and use that as a portable charger.
- MEXICOWANDERERExplorerNOT FOR EVERYONE The Best Portable Charger On The Market
- EMD360ExplorerBest battery charger used to be Vectron 40 amp smart charger. Then it was Black and Decker but no longer available either. Closest thing looks to be Schumacher 30 amp smart with 100 amp starting power. I’ve used the old Vectron several times and it lives up to its reputation.
mdcamping wrote:
I would stick with this old 10 amp.
The charger I have is a straight 10 amp, which I got for free 20 + yrs ago.- 2112Explorer II
mdcamping wrote:
You don't want a marine battery, you want a true deep cycle battery for your application. If you can handle a 130Lb battery THIS would be an ideal battery for your motor. It would be best to recharge it with a 30A charger.
The other day I tried doing a 2nd charge, boat motor wasn't lasting will probably look for a quality Marine Battery. - Grit_dogNavigatorWhat he said. ^
2 different possible needs here.
1 is battery maintenance in the “off” season. This can be easy as hitting the battery with your old charger for a day every couple/few months, or hook it to a little battery maintainer continuously and not worry about it.
2 is “rapid” charging between uses. Which again could be accomplished with your 10a charger say overnight or several hours. Or a better charger. HF is never on my list as a place to get “better” tools though.
But regardless, you need to start with a good battery.
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