Am I'm getting this right. This hooks up to my already existing wires for my trickle charger so I don't have to add more wires to my battery?
352560
Yes it does. If you have a permanent charger connection, this goes directly connected to it.
352561
Yes, like my trickle charger on my motorcycle I have a female cable that stays connected to my battery. This cell phone charger plugs into that cable. You then use your cell phone outlet charger to connect to the charger to your phone. Most outlet chargers have a USB cord that disconnects from the wall outlet so you can plug into your computer.
352562
yes it does. plugs in to the SAE plug for a battery tender and works well. Very compact so it is easy to hide or take with you. It will charge my i pod or swap the cable for my phone.
1626068
I used them to replace the works in a Neuton Lawn Mower battery. I just took out the old ones and put the new ones using the clips from the old ones. I did not need wire connectors but I guess you could get them at the hardware store.
35129
I have not done that as of yet. It is my understanding you can leave them in as long as you want and a trickle charge will keep them at full charge. This info was from another sight.
519885
Yeah I do think the connector is a little too small to connect to the battery. I just spliced a new connector that was large enough to fit around the battery terminal. If you do not have any you can buy them at Walmart for a few dollars.
2059704
I would think you would attach the pigtail with the alligator clips to your battery terminals and attach the pigtail to the charging unit
1647778
Yep. http://www.batterychargers.com/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductName=94026805ACP As the float a.k.a. trickle charge is very low current, it's best to disconnect the battery from the car when it isn't driven for extended periods.
1783930
No you need to buy the traxxas wire harness that is made to charge two batterys of equal size . Example, two 5000 mah batterys
1297080
I use a 'battery tender' trickle charger designed for a lead acid 12v battery.
1842434
That wire is included (at least with both mine). You just need to attach the battery clips. I think it is about a 16 gauge wire.
1503577
It's a very slow trickle charge. It's great for maintaining batteries but if you have a dead battery and are in a rush to charge it this is not what you need. I'm not sure but I would guess my unit would take a day to fully charge my car's battery.
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Greg, I have one of these on the front & I don't care a lick for it! Buy a bigger unit if you can! As far as wiring, I just made up a 2 strand wire harness & ran it along the inside edge of my deep v right down to the battery. I then split it & put a connecter for each post. It works like a charm! I'm no Guru when it comes to this kind of stuff either and I made it work. cbmgh@comcast.net if I cabn be of further assistance to you. CB
972082
Over time a battery will lose it's charge. A "TRICKLE CHARGER" ensures that the battery maintains a full charge at all times
2430
If installing in a vehicle, just hook it up to the battery. If installing as a base station, get a sealed lead acid battery and a trickle charger.
704131
Why put a trickle charger on it. Just run the generator once in a while, and that will keep it charged.
1806536
You have to cut the wiring harness off of your battery and attach it to this one. .then it will all work the same with your charger. .. if you don't know how to do a little electrical connection with some pliers than I would not buy this... but for me it was well worth the savings
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Any 12 volt system can use the trickle charger. It takes 12 to 18 hours to fully charge. The charger can be left on attached to the terminals to keep the battery fully charged. This assumes the battery is not bad.
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The charger comes with a quick connect/dis-connect lead. You connect the shorter section to you battery and route the lead down any where you want to keep it. That's a one time deal; you just leave it on if you want to keep the battery in the bike, and plug in the "trickle charger" from time to time. I pretty much plug mine in anytime I'm not riding (you cannot over charge by leaving it on.