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13-04-2020, 06:27 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Sydney
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Hi all,
With the current times we live in, it looks like my Focus ST will be doing a lot of sitting around. Usually used on weekends only. So I am thinking I may need to keep the battery charged to avoid killing the battery and also experiencing weird electrical gremlins low batteries can bring on. Two questions, 1) recommended chargers, will a cheapie suffice as long as it has a trickle/maintenance setting. Something from repco or supercheap? 2) can I just connect it without disconnecting the battery from the car? Thanks in advance.
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