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does anyone know of a good one, looking into buying one for the inevitible flat battery, during the coming winter months.
can you use these chargers for a few hours to keep the battery topped up, or do they really need to be on the car all the time? what i am after, is a device to jump start the car if the battery is already flat.ORIGINAL: richard hall hi as above not quite sure what you mean most people use a trickle charger or as the manufactuers put it a battery conditioner to keep the cars topped up porsche sell one but essentially it is the one made by c-tek i use the 3600 very good and really gets the battery fully juiced up I think you will find most of us do the same
what i am after, is a device to jump start the car if the battery is already flat.
richard hall said:I think I have just added to the confusion Porsche's battery top up device i believe is exactly the same as the C -Tek battery conditioner just has porsche tax added C tek make many conditioners according to your pocket To call it a trickle charger is being a little economical with the truth It does that and a lot more,I would check out C-teks website for a much fuller discussion [link]http://www.ctek.com/EN-GB/Default.aspx[/link] My friends in the trade swear by them and dont use anything else the conditioner's are used or recommended by all major manufacturer's AstonMartin etc You basically leave it switched on all the time,and it avoids the dreaded problem of a flat battery in your porsche and the pain to try and get in your car with the alarm bursting your eardrums ps try getting the bonnet open with a flat battery[] I put it on periodically even if I have used the car to keep the battery in tip top shape In fact I'll go do that now I think most owners have one and use it regulalry and dont use anything else you will also find people like auotfarm sell them There is a good reason why people swear by them they are the muts
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