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10-22-2001, 05:21 PM
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Battery Chargers
Can any of you guys recommend a decent "maintenance" or "trickle" charger that works on a car that isn't driven regularly? I have researched the "Battery Tender" that is all the rage with motorcycle riders, but doesn't seem to be recommended for car batteries.
What is out there that works to keep a car battery properly charged? THANKS!
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