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Re: Winter Battery Storage


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Posted by jdemaris on January 19, 2011 at 05:58:21 from (67.142.130.12):

In Reply to: Re: Winter Battery Storage posted by couv on January 19, 2011 at 04:44:16:

Yes, The one's I've seen cost a little more then the 12 volt versions, but can't say I looked very hard. When I was at one of my remote properties in Northern Michigan, I needed a half-dozen 12 volt maintainers. Locally, the only ones I found were Schumacher brand - 2 amp with a 6 volt and 12 volt selector switch. I didn't need the 6 volt function, but I was n a hurry to leave and did not have time to order something cheaper on-line. I don't recall the model # but both Advance Auto and Walmart had them. Has a 1 or 2 amp selector switch and a 6 volt or 12 volt selector switch. They cost around $24 each.

I've got a Ford F250 diesel truck (with two batteries), along with a backhoe, two tractors and a dozer that sit in MI all winter, locked up. Thus the need for the maintainers - or the batteries would get ruined.

I usually buy my 12 volt maintainers on-line for $15-$18 each.

I see Schumacher know shows a 6V-12V maintainer a little then the ones I got. This new one has automatic voltage sensing and a 2 year warranty. I suppose it costs more also.

Scuhmacher model XM1-5 . 1.5A 6/12V CHARGER

Description:
Fully Automatic Microprocessor Controlled Unique automatic battery charger maintains both 6 and 12 volt batteries keeping them at full charge using float-mode monitoring. Perfect for charging small batteries. Great for maintaining small and large batteries kept in storage – motorcycles, classic cars, RVs, boats. • 1.5 amp charger and maintainer. • LEDs indicate: Charging, Charged and Trouble. • Automatically switches from Full Charge to Float-Mode Monitoring. • Quick-Disconnect Harness – Snap either connector into place in seconds – Use the 50 amp clamps or permanently attach the ring connectors…great for hard-to-reach motorcycle batteries. • Reverse-hookup protection. • Auto Voltage Detection – the charger automatically determines whether the connected battery is a 6 Volt battery or a 12 Volt battery.


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