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If you need this sort of thing, this is the sort of thing you need,
The problem I had is that I seldom drove long enough or far enough to fully charge my car battery, and on more than one occasion I’d get in it to go somewhere and the battery would be dead.
I’ve used a number of trickle chargers in the past. But there’s the problem of digging them out and unhooking them when the battery is ready.
This charger, but, has been exact for me and my situation. It’s mounted permanently under the hood so I always know where it is. It charges the battery fully then shuts itself off. I can leave it plugged in for weeks and it shuts itself off automatically. When I’m ready to use the car, I unplug it and go. When I park the car in the garage for what always turns out to be extended periods, I plug it in and on my next trip the battery has a full charge. My days of getting into the car only to learn the battery died are over.
If your situation is similar, or if you own a vehicle that only gets occasional use, like a truck for errands or an RV, this could be the thing for you.
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