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<blockquote data-quote="Ridge Runner" data-source="post: 464029" data-attributes="member: 3775"><p>My battery charger is a bit OTT, it's a workshop model on wheels and puts out 35Amps on charge and on boost it puts out about 310/320 Amps and does 12v/24v, It has 3 settings for the charging side of things, with my Deep cycle battery I always pick the lowest setting because it seems to charge these 115A/h batteries better, But for a camping Trailer I am going to get one about a 1/3rd of the size/power,</p><p></p><p>I bought a Snap On Battery Charger once with a Timer on it and it would put out 700 Amps on Boost, but for charging batteries under 100/120 Amps It was useless, even using the 90 minute timer, It killed 3 of my batteries in a week, I think my next charger will be between 5 and 15 amps max.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ridge Runner, post: 464029, member: 3775"] My battery charger is a bit OTT, it's a workshop model on wheels and puts out 35Amps on charge and on boost it puts out about 310/320 Amps and does 12v/24v, It has 3 settings for the charging side of things, with my Deep cycle battery I always pick the lowest setting because it seems to charge these 115A/h batteries better, But for a camping Trailer I am going to get one about a 1/3rd of the size/power, I bought a Snap On Battery Charger once with a Timer on it and it would put out 700 Amps on Boost, but for charging batteries under 100/120 Amps It was useless, even using the 90 minute timer, It killed 3 of my batteries in a week, I think my next charger will be between 5 and 15 amps max. [/QUOTE]
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