BATTERY CHARGER - 30% OFF RETAIL
08-01-2005, 08:11 AM
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BATTERY CHARGER - 30% OFF RETAIL
okay, I know its still 90+ degrees outside but winter is only a couple of months away so this is something to start thinking about.
Last year my S battery was flat throughout the winter with the car in storage and i had untold issues with my battery and charging system on the Avenger due to the colder weather. I ended up buying an Optima for the Venge, and borrowed a battery charger to get the S going again for the spring - this year I need to get one of my own.
I have a contact at the manufacturer where I can get battery chargers for a great price.
I have been talking to them this morning, explaining my needs and they have suggested the folowing model - this should be perfect for the S (and other cars).
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12/8/2 Amp Charger/Maintainer/Tester
Last year my S battery was flat throughout the winter with the car in storage and i had untold issues with my battery and charging system on the Avenger due to the colder weather. I ended up buying an Optima for the Venge, and borrowed a battery charger to get the S going again for the spring - this year I need to get one of my own.
I have a contact at the manufacturer where I can get battery chargers for a great price.
I have been talking to them this morning, explaining my needs and they have suggested the folowing model - this should be perfect for the S (and other cars).
SC-1200A
SPECIFICATIONS:
12/8/2 Amp Charger/Maintainer/Tester
08-01-2005, 10:43 AM
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I bought a battery charger last year and it helped out enormously.
And don't be like me, don't wait until your car dies before taking the charger out of the box. It needs a few hours to charge it's own battery.
And don't be like me, don't wait until your car dies before taking the charger out of the box. It needs a few hours to charge it's own battery.
08-01-2005, 02:22 PM
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....think of this as insurance....youll all be sorry when your battery is dead 
Ill leave it open for a couple more days - im putting my order in around mid/end of the week whether anyone else wants one or not.
Pete/Urmil - Ill keep you posted.
Ill leave it open for a couple more days - im putting my order in around mid/end of the week whether anyone else wants one or not.
Pete/Urmil - Ill keep you posted.
08-01-2005, 02:56 PM
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Guess I'm lucky. When I went to get my car out of storage, I brought a battery with me. If I needed to use it, then I'd have bought it. But I didn't need it, so I put it on the shelf and a customer bought it....to use in a bobcat tractor!
