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Baltic Blue



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Ctek battery charging.

My car is about to be laid up for 4 weeks.
In the past I have connected a battery charger via a timer, set to come on 4-5 hours per day and everything has been fine when I have returned.
I have just bought. Ctek 5 charger to replace the 20+yr old one, so my question is, do I just connect it directly, or should I still connect via the timer for a few hours per day? G reg 2.5VM Vogue Portofino red 1991- 1999
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V8Noise



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Just connect directly. The C-Tek is a battery maintainer that monitors the battery state and charges accordingly. 2017 5.0 Autobiography Supercharged
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Bellini



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As above. I have one connected to my Mustang and you just fit it and forget about it. Thumbs Up Si. <This is my name.

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Mulcher



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Yep, fit and forget. I've used these devices for a number of years on irregularly-used bikes and cars and they are superb. 2006MY 4.2 SC
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mercs600



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As alraedy said - fit and forget' . Mines plugged in at least 300 days of the year Wink

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fit and forget, my 911s hooked upto one, the cig lighter adapter saves alot of hassle if your cig lighter socket is permenantly live. Current
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