Winter Storage with NO Outlet
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Winter Storage with NO Outlet
My condo does not have an AC outlet where I can plug in a battery tender. What does everyone recommend? Disconnecting the battery and taking it upstairs is an option, but I’d rather keep it connected to my C5 to start it up once and a while over a 4-6 month winter.
I’m wondering if anyone has used any portable battery chargers/ maintainers, that you can charge up once a month or so, then plug that into the car and it maintains with a trickle charge. If so, let me know what brands and which you’d reccomennd. Thanks!
I’m wondering if anyone has used any portable battery chargers/ maintainers, that you can charge up once a month or so, then plug that into the car and it maintains with a trickle charge. If so, let me know what brands and which you’d reccomennd. Thanks!
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My condo does not have an AC outlet where I can plug in a battery tender. What does everyone recommend? Disconnecting the battery and taking it upstairs is an option, but I’d rather keep it connected to my C5 to start it up once and a while over a 4-6 month winter.
I’m wondering if anyone has used any portable battery chargers/ maintainers, that you can charge up once a month or so, then plug that into the car and it maintains with a trickle charge. If so, let me know what brands and which you’d reccomennd. Thanks!
I’m wondering if anyone has used any portable battery chargers/ maintainers, that you can charge up once a month or so, then plug that into the car and it maintains with a trickle charge. If so, let me know what brands and which you’d reccomennd. Thanks!
