I've got my battery out of the boat for the winter. I'd like to keep it charged. Can anyone recommend a charger that I can keep it on without overcharging?
Personally I use my Honda 150 to keep mine charged up during the winter from running the boat but I guess Global Warming (whatever that is) has not made it that far North yet
All joking aside, I do not see it as being very wise to trust an expensive battery to a low budget charger.
that I added a second set of clips on to keep both of my main batteries charged all the way up from time to time. I just put it over on 6 amps to bring both back up at the same time overnight BUT I do not use wet cell units that are as sensitive to charging (or worse yet over charging and boiling off water) so for me this type of charger for my needs works well.
Now I have heard very good reports on this vendor for keeping a battery on a charger for longer periods of time
I'm not recommending my charger to "recharge" the battery. It is only made to maintain an already charged one. To charge a battery, I have a mechanic's grade Craftsman 200 amp charger/starter.
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