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<blockquote data-quote="Nightjar" data-source="post: 231456" data-attributes="member: 1414"><p>You blokes take the joy out of this great hobby, smart charger algorithms etc etc, worrying about the simple life.</p><p>Plug both 4500 batteries into 12V sockets at end of the day before driving back to the camp, unplug them next morning and away we go for another day. Original batteries bought with detectors in 2008 still going strong. (Have never used the 240V chargers.)</p><p>During the off season the batteries are put on 12V charge in the shed about every month to keep them fully charged at all times.</p><p>Bought a dead GPX battery late last year and renewed the Li-Ion batteries so now have a spare for this season.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nightjar, post: 231456, member: 1414"] You blokes take the joy out of this great hobby, smart charger algorithms etc etc, worrying about the simple life. Plug both 4500 batteries into 12V sockets at end of the day before driving back to the camp, unplug them next morning and away we go for another day. Original batteries bought with detectors in 2008 still going strong. (Have never used the 240V chargers.) During the off season the batteries are put on 12V charge in the shed about every month to keep them fully charged at all times. Bought a dead GPX battery late last year and renewed the Li-Ion batteries so now have a spare for this season. [/QUOTE]
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