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Walmart has the Schumacher SpeedCharge Battery Maintainer and Charger for $20 + $1 shipping = $21 shipped. Amazon has it for $20 with free shipping on $25+. Automatically switches to trickle charging when battery is fully charged. Compatible with 6 or 12-volt batteries.
Schumacher SpeedCharge Battery Maintainer and Charger $21 at Walmart
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    MegaViper - Posted 3:32 pm PST 02/2/11 (528 Posts)  Report Spam

    $19 shipped at Amazon.

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    MrGone - Posted 1:36 am PST 02/3/11 (7 Posts)  Report Spam

    I have these on my motorcycle and mustang and love them. Especially the quick release terminal for the motorcycle.

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    techsupport - Posted 5:15 am PST 02/3/11 (6011 Posts)  Report Spam

    Good for winterizing the lawnmower battery. Mine used to run down to zero and suffer. I would usually have to replace it the next season.

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    dave_c - Posted 12:14 pm PST 02/3/11 (20912 Posts)  Report Spam

    techsupport wrote:
    Good for winterizing the lawnmower battery. Mine used to run down to zero and suffer. I would usually have to replace it the next season.


    You don't need anything this fancy for that. Grab a 12V 500mA-1A unregulated wall wart, solder a > 1/4W 120 Ohm resistor in series (10 cents total cost if you have a common as dirt 12V wart and a soldering iron/skills) and Bob's yer uncle. You don't really need to leave it hooked up all winter though, it'll save power if you just wait a couple months, let it run for a week, then repeat right before firing it up for the new mowing season.

    Then again, mower batteries are usually ok for the first 3-4 years or so after which it is a uphill battle... typical lawn tractor size can be bought at places like Sam's for only $26 or so w/core trade-in from the old one... pretty cheap when you consider a SLA UPS battery that is less than 1/4th the capacity costs $15-20.

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