I hate those 'smart' things. Best charger I've ever used is my old Shauer
that I got at Sears in the 80's. I've had my eye out for another one for
years, just so I have a spare. I had to use mine to 'jump-start' the
nieghbor's too-smart charger more than once.
If it has membrane switches, or LE
Check HF.
I am also looking for a charger. I have a manual wheel charger, and had a fully
automatic one I could carry around, but it just died. I'm looking for another
fully automatic one.
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> On Aug 27, 2017, at 7:12 PM, Greg Fiorentino via Mercedes
> wrote:
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> Looking
I like the concept of the newer, high efficiency, low heat output, light
weight computerized chargers.
I don't like a charger that's so smart it says "That battery is discharged, so
I refuse to charge it".
Every year or two, I lug my 10lb Schumacher over to the neighbor's house to
jump-start
Looking for a versatile, cheap, and reliable charger. I used to have a 2/10/50
amp charger that could help a weak battery start an engine. Looking on Amazon I
see a lot of chargers that have about a 10% negative review for failure after a
few weeks or months. That would be frustration I would li
