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Best trickle charger to buy

Amar Nanduri

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Hi Guys. I have a question on trickle chargers.

I have 4 batteries ( 2 boats , ar240 and sx242L ) to trickle charge in my garage for the winter. What is the best trickle charger(s) I can buy so that I can trickle charge all 4 of them simultaneously without damaging the batteries. I do not mind buying 2 chargers if I can get 2 batteries trickle charging off each charger.

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I personally switch up my batteries on one charger in the garage so they don't get cold. I have 4-5 batteries for various things every year. I just got a battery tender jr. But a couple years ago got a solar "tender" not charger and it seems to work well keeping the batteries topped off but stops working when topped off. It has a 10' cord i just run out the garage door. Most it makes really is .220 amps.
 

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I personally switch up my batteries on one charger in the garage so they don't get cold. I have 4-5 batteries for various things every year. I just got a battery tender jr. But a couple years ago got a solar "tender" not charger and it seems to work well keeping the batteries topped off but stops working when topped off. It has a 10' cord i just run out the garage door. Most it makes really is .220 amps.
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I always install an on board charger on my boats so I can easily charge the boat no matter where it is. That said, I have a Sears brand trickle charger I bought years ago for over the winter when my batteries are out of the boat in my shed. (and Chargerguy is no longer selling chargers)
 

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I have been using pulsetech extreme chargers for many years and been very happy.

Go to pulse tech website ( also available other retailers) look up "quadlink" this would allow you to buy a single charger for 4 batteries.

I have never personally used the quadlink, just seen ot advertised.

Personally i own 6 pulse chargers and just plug them in for the winter on everything.
 
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