and then what? You did not finish your sentence.If the manufacturer tells you not to leave it on the charger and do not leave it on the charger
Yes I did finish don’t leave it on the charger or else you’ll wear out your batteryand then what? You did not finish your sentence.
I'm amazed at how people don't read. I specifically said it was for my father's scooter, not a smart phone. People are just lazy I guess.Yes I did finish don’t leave it on the charger or else you’ll wear out your battery
Leaving your smart phone on the charger overnight it’s stupid to because it wears out your battery and you can easily check with your battery status after several months of doing that your battery status will deteriorate
No you didn't.No I’m not lazy I read your whole post, just because you were saying that you can leave your phone on the charge and it doesn’t hurt the battery is what I was refuting it does hurt the battery and I’m sure the scooter battery will be damaged and deteriorated if you leave it on the charger too long especially since the manufacture has already told you not to do it. Why do you think they told you not to do it?! Because it’s harmful to the battery
And if you’re going to be the grammar police then people are going to be very willing to help you. go solve your own problems. Go leave your father scooter battery on the charger and see what happens
Smart chargers ruined batteries. The best way for the longevity of the battery is charged up to about 90% and use it down to about 30% and keep it between those two percentages
Thanks Zerk36 volts would be 18 cells.
Hook a volt member to the battery/ batteries with the charger plugged in when it says it's fully charged the charger should cut off. With the charger in its off state look at the meter reading then unplug the charger and if their no volt drops then charger is doing nothing.
With most actual chargers it should be doing nothing but if left connected if the voltage drops to a certain level the charger should kick back on.
Their a difference in a battery tender and charger.
I work on electric forklifts and golf carts for a living.Thanks Zerk
I have 2 actual "Battery Tender" units I use for my "summer car" and lawn tractor.I work on electric forklifts and golf carts for a living.
Depends on the rating for the lift capacity their usually used in a warehouse setting.I have 2 actual "Battery Tender" units I use for my "summer car" and lawn tractor.
Are electric fork lifts as powerful as the propane powered ones?