asked on looking for trickle loader for car battery
i'm looking for a trickleloader for a car battery
model Varta 12V model E11 - 64 Ah - 640A
what should be the properties to look for?
as i understand, some have allso the option to renew a battery, from (near) dead; that of course costs more
and how much current does it use, say per hour or per day?
model Varta 12V model E11 - 64 Ah - 640A
what should be the properties to look for?
as i understand, some have allso the option to renew a battery, from (near) dead; that of course costs more
and how much current does it use, say per hour or per day?
* car batteryComponentsHardware
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John
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I chose the CTEK (last item) because it was recommended to me at the Interstate Batteries shop where I purchased the unit. I have been very satisfied with it.
The Optimate looks similar and probably is fine but I do not have any experience with it.
The Optimate looks similar and probably is fine but I do not have any experience with it.
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it looks like it's all i can get on EE
tx John
tx John
You should be pleased with the choice you make. I am pleased with my unit. Cheers :)
https://www.datona.be/optimate-2-druppellader.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIucbt59aa3wIVks13Ch174QUlEAAYASAAEgK6N_D_BwE
https://www.datona.nl/optimate-3-druppellader.html
https://www.westfalia.eu/nl/shops/auto/auto-onderhoud/acculaders-en-starthulpmiddelen/batterijladers-en-opladers/1537797-ctek-mxs-7-0-12v-7a-8-staps-intelligente-acculader.htm?pp=16277&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIncfi_Nea3wIVQ7HtCh0ySgfBEAAYAiAAEgJOTvD_BwE
which one would you choose - and why ?