I do agree. I've got 2 Noco Genius chargers which are permanently connected to both my 214 cabby & 75 V6 2.5 when garaged and not on a trip.
Quiet peace of mind now since several years.
Battery
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Dorchester
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Re: Battery
Rover 214i cabriolet v16 1994 BRG & lightstone leather
Rover 25 1.4 Saws Tuning remapped 2002 platinum silver
Rover 75 V6 2.5 1999 Atlantic blue & sandstone beige leather
Rover P5B coupe 1968 Arden green & buckskin leather
Rover 25 1.4 Saws Tuning remapped 2002 platinum silver
Rover 75 V6 2.5 1999 Atlantic blue & sandstone beige leather
Rover P5B coupe 1968 Arden green & buckskin leather
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Re: Battery
Do they allow the battery to discharge slightly or do they keep the battery permanently topped up?
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Not at once. Both my Noco allow to discharge slightly before topping up.216secoupeessex wrote: ↑Tue Dec 06, 2022 2:52 pm Do they allow the battery to discharge slightly or do they keep the battery permanently topped up?
Easy to watch: when the light is green, not charging. Otherwise red lights are on and twinkling.
Rover 214i cabriolet v16 1994 BRG & lightstone leather
Rover 25 1.4 Saws Tuning remapped 2002 platinum silver
Rover 75 V6 2.5 1999 Atlantic blue & sandstone beige leather
Rover P5B coupe 1968 Arden green & buckskin leather
Rover 25 1.4 Saws Tuning remapped 2002 platinum silver
Rover 75 V6 2.5 1999 Atlantic blue & sandstone beige leather
Rover P5B coupe 1968 Arden green & buckskin leather
