car battery chargers
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Another vote for c-tek trickle chargers/conditioners.
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gaz1234 said:
That is the one.... Sorts out batteries the Lesser models cant and has a five year warranty to boot.£51 from amazon
Edited by arguti on Saturday 2nd March 13:58
Another vote for CTEK here. If your car is off the road for long periods, it's worth investing in one of the permanently connected fly leads. I use the ones with LED's in - they tell you when a charge is needed, and it's just a case of snapping the two connectors together. Much easier than faffing around with croc clips.
RevHappy said:
CTEK MXS 7 is great, the cigarette lighter lead is very usful to.
Your lighter socket needs to be permanently live for that though. None of the cars I've had have had one of those.Plus, you need to make sure that the socket wiring is OK to take the output that the charger is capable of delivering......
Edited to add, what I meant by that is check what the socket fuse is rated at. If you have a 7A charger and a 5A fuse......
Edited by Riff Raff on Saturday 2nd March 12:47
Riff Raff said:
Another vote for CTEK here. If your car is off the road for long periods, it's worth investing in one of the permanently connected fly leads. I use the ones with LED's in - they tell you when a charge is needed, and it's just a case of snapping the two connectors together. Much easier than faffing around with croc clips.
linky?Riff Raff said:
Another vote for CTEK here. If your car is off the road for long periods, it's worth investing in one of the permanently connected fly leads. I use the ones with LED's in - they tell you when a charge is needed, and it's just a case of snapping the two connectors together. Much easier than faffing around with croc clips.
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