Lhinely

I don't drive my vette that often, it's it OK to put a trickle charge on it & for how long?

'Shifter

Better to do an auto-off maintainer than a charger. I'm very happy with the Ctek MUS 4.3 for example...

4XLR8N

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knewblewkorvette

Definitely a tender and not a charger. Many use Deltran. Personally, I have a few of these:

Mike94ZLT1

I keep a battery tender on mine all winter long.

Ceedub53

pewter99

battery maintainer for as long as you like....a Corvette battery is not special....

Chuck A

I also do the same with mine

Vetteman Jack

I use a Battery Tender Plus on my car when I’m not driving it. Been using it for better than 8 years to keep the battery fully charged.

grampi50

Battery tenders are the way to go...trickle charges are a thing of the past...

mrlmd

I have been using a $4.99 HF trickle charger/maintainer on my Chevy Suburban for the past 3 years and it works perfectly fine to keep my battery fully charged, and sometimes I don't drive that for months at a time. You will never damage a battery the capacity of the Corvette's, or any car, with something that puts only 1-1.25 amps, so if you want to spend $50-80, mostly for hype, have at it. And like I've said before, you can also use one of those 12V 1-2amp power sources/battery chargers/adapters that everybody has lying around the house sitting unused for small electronic equipment that they no longer have or use. Save your money for something more valuable.

Jistari

I use CTech here....like the smart features....auto desulphate...switches modes....feel better.

calvins

Been using Battery Tender Plus's for a LONG time on everything you can think of with a battery from dinky little mower/motorcycle batteries to humongous Group size 31 cells for motorhomes. (and of course all of my Vettes). NEVER had a problem.

UM Rebel

if you ever need to do a fast charge, disconnect the battery first. EBCM is very sensitive (read easily fried) with high power charger. i know!

JimHarris4

I read on the forum that battery tender juniors were great. And I have used mine for over a year with no trouble. Amazon and Walmart have them for about 25 bucks.