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COLVERT

10th November 2019 18:12

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Originally Posted by SD1too (Post 2774623)

Not all charging devices have this protection though Jon. Not all manufacturers offer a comprehensive specification either so it can be a struggle to find out. Let the buyer beware!

Unless you have no mains power on site, a good quality 240v smart maintenance charger is a safer bet. I can recommend C-tek and the 0.8 amp model is not expensive either to buy or run. :D

Simon

All solar panels must have it as they would GLOW over night without this diode.---:eek::eek::eek:

bl52krz

14th November 2019 19:23

Having looked into this option of the solar panel, I have decided that I will use my Ravenset Mains charger, about 55 years old and still working. It was made when GB could make anything. According to battery manufactures it is not really the right type for today’s batteries but it still seems to charge the batteries up.

bl52krz

14th November 2019 21:11

I bought mine for my first car, a Triumph Renown Razor Edge Saloon 2litre engine. Only part that is no longer there is the little plug that you change over for 6 or 12 volt use. Matchsticks work just as well to hold the fuse wire in place.The matchsticks are around 40 years old. Waste not want not.

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