Thread: Portable Battery Charger

I apologise if it upsets you, but as you can see there is only one reply to the original post (& who could miss it with that image of the Charger) which means the thread would be empty. In other words no-one appears to know much about them.
It wasn't my intention to take over the thread I can assure you, but maybe just get 1 reply.

Take a couple deep breaths.

OK breaths taken, although I only spoke my mind and am not in the least upset, the thread was only a few hours old if you look.
anyway i've better things to do than enter an email war, nuff said.

my mate has an 80amp christie i think it is and he loves it... e has even tweaked it so it puts out exactly what his battery prefers...

Thanks for the ongoing info guys.

Good to see i have my pitbull DeeJay looking after this thread for me

Sic em rex

I would have thought the cost of running your landie for a couple of hours on the occasions when you needed to charge up the batteries would cost 10x less than the charger in question?

I have one, opps make that my dad has one, great little unit and I reckon you cannot go wrong with honda

good points
- they will charge your battery quick only have to run for an hour or so

- with plenty of amps going in it will help reduce sulfvation on the plates as well

Bad point
- a fair bit noisier the the honda generator, a long piece of that fleible steel pipe would reduce noise
- no 240v

My dads one hardly gets used as he has a 3 way in the camper trailer

Our other option was to buy a honda generator and use the built in battery charger which is rates at only around 5amp/h maybe 8amp/h which would take forever charge up say an 80amp/h deep cycle.

Another thought was to buy another battery charger to connect to the generator that had a higher output but it would still take ages

For the $$$ and how often it would get used the battery charger won over the generator