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Kind people here once suggested a Ctek charger to leave attached to my
car in the garage. At the time I couldn't get one quickly, so settled for another make. I now need to replace the one I bought and would like to get a Ctek. But which model do I need? I have an ordinary small car with a standard battery. Would the MXS 5.0 be the right one for me? TIA for all advice. Hugh -- Hugh Newbury www.evershot-weather.org |
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Hugh Newbury wrote: Kind people here once suggested a Ctek charger to leave attached to my car in the garage. At the time I couldn't get one quickly, so settled for another make. I now need to replace the one I bought and would like to get a Ctek. But which model do I need? I have an ordinary small car with a standard battery. Would the MXS 5.0 be the right one for me? Lidl and Aldi have that sort of charger quite frequently, but on special offer. It goes to a maintenance charge after the battery is full, and can be left on indefinitely. Cost about 13 quid - a third or less than the 'branded' ones that probably come from the same factory. -- *There's no place like www.home.com * Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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On 29/07/12 15:26, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article , Hugh Newbury wrote: Kind people here once suggested a Ctek charger to leave attached to my car in the garage. At the time I couldn't get one quickly, so settled for another make. I now need to replace the one I bought and would like to get a Ctek. But which model do I need? I have an ordinary small car with a standard battery. Would the MXS 5.0 be the right one for me? Lidl and Aldi have that sort of charger quite frequently, but on special offer. It goes to a maintenance charge after the battery is full, and can be left on indefinitely. Cost about 13 quid - a third or less than the 'branded' ones that probably come from the same factory. But which model? Hugh |
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Hugh Newbury wrote: On 29/07/12 15:26, Dave Plowman (News) wrote: In article , Hugh Newbury wrote: Kind people here once suggested a Ctek charger to leave attached to my car in the garage. At the time I couldn't get one quickly, so settled for another make. I now need to replace the one I bought and would like to get a Ctek. But which model do I need? I have an ordinary small car with a standard battery. Would the MXS 5.0 be the right one for me? Lidl and Aldi have that sort of charger quite frequently, but on special offer. It goes to a maintenance charge after the battery is full, and can be left on indefinitely. Cost about 13 quid - a third or less than the 'branded' ones that probably come from the same factory. But which model? Think it's badged Tronic. Only seem to sell the one type of car charger. -- *It was all so different before everything changed. Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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On 29 July, 14:00, Hugh Newbury wrote:
Kind people here once suggested a Ctek charger to leave attached to my car in the garage. At the time I couldn't get one quickly, so settled for another make. I now need to replace the one I bought and would like to get a Ctek. But which model do I need? I have an ordinary small car with a standard battery. Would the MXS 5.0 be the right one for me? TIA for all advice. Hugh I'm not clear why you'd want a specific brand. Trickle charger of any brand would do NT |
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, NT wrote: On 29 July, 14:00, Hugh Newbury wrote: Kind people here once suggested a Ctek charger to leave attached to my car in the garage. At the time I couldn't get one quickly, so settled for another make. I now need to replace the one I bought and would like to get a Ctek. But which model do I need? I have an ordinary small car with a standard battery. Would the MXS 5.0 be the right one for me? TIA for all advice. Hugh I'm not clear why you'd want a specific brand. Trickle charger of any brand would do Trickle charging is too general a term. That which can be left on indefinitely is called a maintenance charge. -- *Funny, I don't remember being absent minded. Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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On Sun, 29 Jul 2012 15:00:07 +0100, Hugh Newbury
wrote: Kind people here once suggested a Ctek charger to leave attached to my car in the garage. At the time I couldn't get one quickly, so settled for another make. I now need to replace the one I bought and would like to get a Ctek. But which model do I need? I have an ordinary small car with a standard battery. Would the MXS 5.0 be the right one for me? TIA for all advice. Hugh I use an ageing and obsolete Optimate which works fine when I leave the car for 2 or 3 months at a time |
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