Can I charge my 76 Buick with this charger?
1376087
Yes. Only if you have the Brougham edition with the super rally pack. Behind the taillight is an ultra secret USB port that can charge your Buick.
1789655
Not true....the power line on the unit is long enough, if you need longer use a bit higher wire gauge extension cord and you will be fine. My unit and another kind are keeping my two Corvettes charged and ready to go.
245866
Yes, you can. But you need to be aware of problems that may arise from overcharging your car battery. This is designed more for short term charging where you won't leave the panel/kit connected for more than 24 hours. Ideally one should not charge a battery for more than 12 hours. It is safe for a 10 amp charge for that time frame on vehicle batteries. Smaller batteries like atv or motorcycle batteries should get 2 amp for 1-2 hours. Make sure your water levels are up before charging. Also, if you are storing a battery for extended periods of time, charge it every 3 months. Once the charge is less than 12.6 on a 12 volt battery, they start to degrade. This reduces the life of the battery as well as the true cranking power. The safest bet for long-term charging is to use a charge controller which will monitor the voltage of the battery and maintain the proper levels. Something like this would work great: http://www.amazon.com/Brunton-Controller-12-Volt-Battery-Monitor/dp/B000P696QS
220840
No you will not. I assume you are using it as a 24v so this charger is a 2 bank which will have 2 fused wires & 2 ground wires that connects to your batterys. The diagram is in detail for which application you choose to use. Once you connect to your application when you get ready to charge all you do is plug in to s 120v outlet. Hope this helps. http://www.batterystuff.com/files/manual-gu2611a1.pdf
155255
Answer is yes. I bought this battery and I use the blower charger to charge this.
1730814
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903317
No. "Work" is relative here. Sure, you could get a 2A 12V charge if your genny gives clean 110V AC, but if your running a genny, you surely want to hook it up to a stronger charger to pump the batteries up more quickly.Using this item would be like putting small kiddie bike tires on a Corvette - you've got a lot of power, but you're bottlenecking it where the rubber meets the road.
730385
Refer to your current charger. This unit will work if the your current units provides 19.5V and equal to or less than 4.62A.
189194
You could, but if the charger doesn't have a good voltage regulator it may damage the Reader. Since you are investing in a good reader you better buy something designed especially for it. I have purchased good chargers for about $6.00.
2066048
I cannot say that it will charge any particular brand of battery, but I can speak on my experience with the charger. I have used it to maintain a charge on my car battery (38 Chevy converted to 12 volt) which I bought from O'Reily's Automitive. I do not drive the car often, but the car cranks up strong every time I do.I like the size of the charger and ease of use. Literally plug and charge; without bells and whistles. I do recommend this charger, as I am very happy with the purchase.
701186
Sure! Just eBay a charger for the right voltage and battery type you need and wham bam, you're stylin'.
1931275
You can use the charger for an automotive battery, if all the battery connections and battery top is very clean. Recommend that the battery be disconnected from vehicle, so that the microprocessor is not reading the vehicle keep alive circuits! I have a negative ground battery disconnect switch to isolate battery from vehicle. Also, charger requires wall current type power source to function properly:)
1971954
You sure can, this specific multi-charger can charge up to 72 volts. Hope that answered your question.
1241489
The charger works great for me on a standard 12 volt automobile battery. The car doesn't get a lot of use and I use the charger to keep the battery topped off.
1132044
Yes you can. As stated in my other responses, I used mine for all situations, from cell charger to running power strips to power my house. A separate battery charger is ideal, bc then the charger is mobile, not stuck with the vehicle. I would recommend the Die Hard Branded one from a local auto parts store, roughly $50, it will do AGM(deep cycle batteries), trickle charge and conventional batteries.
1676734
Just look at your old charger, if the numbers, such as volts are the same, you should be fine.
515394
I don't think you can overcharge the battery with the charger. It has an automatic They last a bit longer than the original one. But not much of the difference.