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75driver · 29th April 2018, 16:10

Thanks jim,
I have a few questions that you might be able to help with.

(I’ve had a look at the ctek website, but a lot of it seems to be technical jargon, that doesn’t give me a real feeling of how the product should be used).

Are these ctek chargers “trickle chargers”, or could they actually charge a low battery, over the course of 12 hours.

On the ctek system, I take it you have to run an extension lead outside to the car?
I’m not sure I’d like to leave it like this for more than a day.
Would 1 days charge, say, every 2 weeks, keep the battery sufficiently charged.

Otherwise, I was going to give solar trickle chargers some serious consideration.
Ta,
Sean.

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