Posted by Brownie 450 on December 11, 2009 at 08:59:01 from (66.43.241.141):
In Reply to: Battery Tenders posted by Dellbertt on December 11, 2009 at 05:39:11:
The tenders & "automatic" chargers that I've repaired have circuit boards that aren't made in the USofA. Silicon controlled rectifiers which control the charging cycle are usually of marginal capacity & are pop-riveted to a heatsink that was made from a sardine can. There is usually less than $5 worth of components in the control board. The transformer is also of marginal capacity. I usually put a 3-5 amp charger on my "off season" batteries every 3-4 weeks for an hour's charge. Works well for my situation.
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