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    Tips on buying a battery charger

    Hi.

    My bike is in hibernation for the moment and I don't want to waste a new battery. What is the best way to keep your battery alive in the long term...

    I know it should be charged every now and then...

    What should I be looking for when buying a charger... and what is the best tactics for using it?

    Thanks.

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    Charger

    Try a Dick Smith Solar Charger as a battery needs to be charged the same way as it is discharged. Non use = slow recharge.
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    Go to K Mart in Porirua and buy yourself a Projecta On-Board 1600ma electronic charger for $59.95, screw it to the garage wall, fit the cable connections to your battery and plug it in. When you want to ride unplug it and off you go. I have all 5 bikes in our garage on them. Cheaper to buy at K mart than the same thing at Repco for $89.95.

    Here it is here http://www.projecta.com.au//catalogu...e/title/AC250B comes with the permanent connection cable and for charging other batteries you just plug in the cable with the spring clips on the end.
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    Quote Originally Posted by merv View Post
    Go to K Mart in Porirua and buy yourself a Projecta On-Board 1600ma electronic charger for $59.95, screw it to the garage wall, fit the cable connections to your battery and plug it in. When you want to ride unplug it and off you go. I have all 5 bikes in our garage on them. Cheaper to buy at K mart than the same thing at Repco for $89.95.

    Here it is here http://www.projecta.com.au//catalogu...e/title/AC250B comes with the permanent connection cable and for charging other batteries you just plug in the cable with the spring clips on the end.
    Thanks Merv!!!

    That's exactly what I was looking for...

    Thanks again!!!

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    Yeah, I got the 2700 Projecta earlier this year,it was on special, works great.

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    Quote Originally Posted by merv View Post
    Go to K Mart in Porirua and buy yourself a Projecta On-Board 1600ma electronic charger for $59.95, screw it to the garage wall, fit the cable connections to your battery and plug it in. When you want to ride unplug it and off you go. I have all 5 bikes in our garage on them. Cheaper to buy at K mart than the same thing at Repco for $89.95.

    Here it is here http://www.projecta.com.au//catalogu...e/title/AC250B comes with the permanent connection cable and for charging other batteries you just plug in the cable with the spring clips on the end.
    Hi, I took your advice on the charger and bought one from K-mart...

    It's a brilliant charger and precisely what I wanted.

    I really recommend this for anyone who has a few bikes and only two hands to ride one bike at a time!!!

    The quick plug-in makes it really easy to use and is quick to install...

    Thanks for the brilliant advice!!!

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