How long does it take to charge on a trickle charger
1562672
6 hrs first time,2-4 second time on and with smart charger 1 _and a half top
1562673
Hi... It takes up to 30 minutes when I use the discharge/charge sequence. Amazing battery.
2190133
Once the batteries are full the charger will continue to trickle charge at around 12mA. I've left batteries for a couple of days no issues, I don't know what happens after a week though
1586133
No. This is a extension cord. I use it for motorcycles if they would need a jump start. A trickle charger should come with everything you need to charge your car. Hope this helps you. Have a nice day.
2217739
I do not know if it trickle charges. I know that the charge on the double A batteries work.
1909337
The unit doesn't indicate whether it charges and then reverts to trickle and I haven't checked with test equipment to determine if this is the case. I can say that the instructions indicate that it is ok to keep it on continuous charge. There is a built in fan to cool the charging circuit. I suspect, but cannot confirm, that it does revert to trickle after a charge. My unit is 2 years old and works fine.
1063223
The 10 hour charger that comes with it takes too long. There is no need to wait until the battery is depleted. I bought the $40 30 minute charger and it speeds up the charging process, so for smaller yards like mine I can quick charge it in like 10 or 15 minutes and finish my job.
824254
It depends what charger you have. The one that comes with the set/ car is a standard trickle charger and will try to keep charging. I've sometimes forgotten about it in the past with no evident ill effect. There are charging units on the market that will charge your battery much faster and will cut off once complete.
1767669
It depends on how low the battery level is. If you are charging it from 0 then it will take about 1.5-2 hours.
515395
can take as much as an hour if they are completely down. Charger has two lights, one red - charging and one green - charged.I am assuming that when the green light turns on the battery is charged and won't overcharge.
594715
when i timed it for the AA batteries it took about 3.5 to 4 hours. It will charge partially charged batteries but this one needs to be done in pairs. It's an easy to use charger, if you need something to charge quickly wouldn't recommend this. i typically use my other charger which is a rapid charger, charges my batteries in about an hour.
2214988
This One is a good overall battery charger for the money, 3.5 amps and $59.95 It will still take like 12 hours to charge a "dead" battery, (overnight) but it's not just a maintainer or trickle charger. The .75 amp unit is mostly for much smaller batteries, the 1.1 amp is a trickle charger. Most of the old-school chargers are the "dumb style" and are 2 and 10 amp (dual) settings. a 3.5 amp "smart charge" will perform nearly as well as the old school type in speed of charge, but not harm the battery if left on it for days at a time.
998697
If you use it as a stand-alone, charge it after each use. I like a float charger, leave it plugged in all the time, no damage. Simple trickle chargers can shorten their life.
1468954
This is a lead acid battery that uses the trickle charge method. It takes between 12 and 18 hours to fully charge up. Then, you need to charge it at least every sixty days if the toy is not being used. We bought a used Power Wheels toy that had a drained battery-it had not been charged regularly, so when I tried to charge it, it wouldn't work.
1689128
Depending how long you have had it the battery may need replacement. Keep in mind rechargeable batteries have a limited number of charges depending on the model. Some are 50 some 100 charges. Also unless you have a special trickle charger you may decrease battery life if you keep a rechargeable battery on charge for more than 2-3 days at a time. This holds true for most rechargeable batteries.
666650
The charger will accept a programmed limit by the device it is charging as h,s has noted. I tested the actual charging values and it varies at the demand of the device. The charger will not overheat compared to other chargers. Provided the charging chip of the our devices chip is designed correctly, the charger will trickle charge correctly.
1208100
It depends on what charger you use, and on what setting. On a smart charger, it is about an hour, two at most. On a "dumb" charger, maybe five or more.
2194362
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.