[The Boss]

Got the model number on that? I should probably throw a couple of those in cars of mine.

[keith k]

Originally Posted by The Boss

Got the model number on that? I should probably throw a couple of those in cars of mine.

I use the Battery Tender Plus:
http://www.amazon.com/Deltran-Batter...r+plus+charger

Works great, and extra leads are available from Amazon.
Since I use mine for the cars in my attached garage, I just have one Tender. Each of three cars have leads on them, and I connect it to a different car every couple days....

[70RAlll]

I use one of there multiple tenders to keep 2 tractors, a Polaris Ranger and 2 other 4 wheelers charged up at the farm.. Always work fine. Bought one of their solor powered tender deal, was something like 3ft x 1.5ft and never worked right.. But the AC powered units have always worked fine..

[Bentwheelbob]

Here's the Tender I prefer. You can connect two cars to it at a time. They make units to which you can connect 4 vehicles, but I find it's a little easier keeping the wires sorted out and untangled with the two vehicle model. I have several and keep all the cars hooked up. You'll also want to get extra ring terminal connectors and 25' extension leads for each car. It used to be that half the time I went to start a car I had to dig out the battery charger. It now gathers dust. On the Hot Rods, I just open the hood when I park it and plug it in. The NSX has the battery mounted low in the front behind the spare tire and it made more sense to do an externally accessible connector.


Battery Tender

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Deltran-Batt...item4adcd9f472

Ring Terminal Quick Connect

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Battery-Tend...item51bfb38829

25' Extension Lead

http://www.ebay.com/itm/4-Pack-Deltr...item4adde46ed8