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Best way to charge and maintain batteries?
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<blockquote data-quote="airshot" data-source="post: 518115" data-attributes="member: 1183"><p>In my case, it isn't the cold, it is my poor memory that forgets to check the charge. Once deep cycles get to low, they rarely come back. As my batteries got older, they lost there charge more quickly, especially in the cold. When I remembered to check the charge, it would be to late, batteries would never fully recover after. This is when I went to maintainers, no need to remember over long winter storage. After maintainers, never lost another battery from being undercharged. Been over 20 yrs since I made that switch, and no lost batteries since. However, I have heard of a couple cases where the maintainer/ chargers have gone bad, and caused battery issues. I stopped using a popular charger after a couple bad ones that shorted my batteries, but have also had a couple batteries short and ruin my chargers !! Depends on your luck I guess...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="airshot, post: 518115, member: 1183"] In my case, it isn't the cold, it is my poor memory that forgets to check the charge. Once deep cycles get to low, they rarely come back. As my batteries got older, they lost there charge more quickly, especially in the cold. When I remembered to check the charge, it would be to late, batteries would never fully recover after. This is when I went to maintainers, no need to remember over long winter storage. After maintainers, never lost another battery from being undercharged. Been over 20 yrs since I made that switch, and no lost batteries since. However, I have heard of a couple cases where the maintainer/ chargers have gone bad, and caused battery issues. I stopped using a popular charger after a couple bad ones that shorted my batteries, but have also had a couple batteries short and ruin my chargers !! Depends on your luck I guess... [/QUOTE]
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