Battery tender
11-28-2014, 03:49 PM
#42
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/uploads/g...5a98d29c0b.jpg
Got this one,about 5 years ago.
The car is not a DD,so the tender is always on,except when I drive it;very satisfied,paid about $49.00 .
Got this one,about 5 years ago.
The car is not a DD,so the tender is always on,except when I drive it;very satisfied,paid about $49.00 .
11-28-2014, 05:39 PM
#43
This is what I've been using. Seems to work fine. I use it in slow-charge 0.8 amp mode.
http://www.amazon.com/12V-Battery-Ch...attery+charger
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11-28-2014, 09:28 PM
#44
I have three Battery Tenders and together I don't think they cost what one CTEK costs. They work great.... been using for years.
11-30-2014, 09:59 AM
#45
I have two battery tenders that I purchased from WalMart. I also have two portable jump start batteries. One is a Powerall that I purchased from Amazon.com and the Jump&Go that I purchased from WalMart. The Powerall was $113.00 and the Jump&Go was $59.00 The good thing about the portable jump start is that they are so small that they don't take up any room. Overall dimensions 5 1/2" X 3 1/2" X 1". I used the Powerall to jump start a 400+ HP Corvette that was totally dead at a car meet. Nobody believed that the small powerpack would start the car. Three people bought one on the spot when they saw how well it worked.
11-30-2014, 11:48 AM
#46
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I have two battery tenders that I purchased from WalMart. I also have two portable jump start batteries. One is a Powerall that I purchased from Amazon.com and the Jump&Go that I purchased from WalMart. The Powerall was $113.00 and the Jump&Go was $59.00 The good thing about the portable jump start is that they are so small that they don't take up any room. Overall dimensions 5 1/2" X 3 1/2" X 1". I used the Powerall to jump start a 400+ HP Corvette that was totally dead at a car meet. Nobody believed that the small powerpack would start the car. Three people bought one on the spot when they saw how well it worked.
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Nice...
Wich one do you prefer?
Wich one is the smalest,lightest?
I have two battery tenders that I purchased from WalMart. I also have two portable jump start batteries. One is a Powerall that I purchased from Amazon.com and the Jump&Go that I purchased from WalMart. The Powerall was $113.00 and the Jump&Go was $59.00 The good thing about the portable jump start is that they are so small that they don't take up any room. Overall dimensions 5 1/2" X 3 1/2" X 1". I used the Powerall to jump start a 400+ HP Corvette that was totally dead at a car meet. Nobody believed that the small powerpack would start the car. Three people bought one on the spot when they saw how well it worked.
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Nice...
Wich one do you prefer?
Wich one is the smalest,lightest?
12-15-2014, 09:48 PM
#49
I am curious if people are using the term "Battery Tender" (which is a Deltron product) like one uses the terms "Scotch Tape" or "Kleenex"? 
I have three Deltron Battery Tenders. I have a two Amp that I have hooked up to my two six volt golf cart batteries (in series) to provide power to my 3600 GPH bilge pump as a back up to my sump pump.
I use a 1.25 Amp one on the S during the winter months.
I also have a .75 Amp on hooked up to my garden tractor for the winter months to prevent the battery from sulfating. The good news is that since the Tuesday before Thanksgiving I dropped the mower deck off and put on the snow blade and tire chains, so that should pretty much guarantee that it will NOT snow this winter.
I have three Deltron Battery Tenders. I have a two Amp that I have hooked up to my two six volt golf cart batteries (in series) to provide power to my 3600 GPH bilge pump as a back up to my sump pump.
I use a 1.25 Amp one on the S during the winter months.
I also have a .75 Amp on hooked up to my garden tractor for the winter months to prevent the battery from sulfating. The good news is that since the Tuesday before Thanksgiving I dropped the mower deck off and put on the snow blade and tire chains, so that should pretty much guarantee that it will NOT snow this winter.
12-16-2014, 02:09 AM
#50
I am curious if people are using the term "Battery Tender" (which is a Deltron product) like one uses the terms "Scotch Tape" or "Kleenex"?
I have three Deltron Battery Tenders. I have a two Amp that I have hooked up to my two six volt golf cart batteries (in series) to provide power to my 3600 GPH bilge pump as a back up to my sump pump.
I use a 1.25 Amp one on the S during the winter months.
I also have a .75 Amp on hooked up to my garden tractor for the winter months to prevent the battery from sulfating. The good news is that since the Tuesday before Thanksgiving I dropped the mower deck off and put on the snow blade and tire chains, so that should pretty much guarantee that it will NOT snow this winter.
I have three Deltron Battery Tenders. I have a two Amp that I have hooked up to my two six volt golf cart batteries (in series) to provide power to my 3600 GPH bilge pump as a back up to my sump pump.
I use a 1.25 Amp one on the S during the winter months.
I also have a .75 Amp on hooked up to my garden tractor for the winter months to prevent the battery from sulfating. The good news is that since the Tuesday before Thanksgiving I dropped the mower deck off and put on the snow blade and tire chains, so that should pretty much guarantee that it will NOT snow this winter.
One on the MG and one on the Audi.