CTEK Chargers @ Canadian Tire
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CTEK Chargers @ Canadian Tire
Any looking for a battery charger might want to consider the CTEK 3300 @ Canadian Tire for $59.99. I picked up a couple yesterday and like the product.
Cheers
Walton
Cheers
Walton
#3
Its a good price.
I paid about $80USD last year for mine through Amazon.
I think it's the same unit as the "Porsche Charge-O-Mat II Battery Charger" that goes for around $120USD but w/o the cig lighter socket adapter.
I paid about $80USD last year for mine through Amazon.
I think it's the same unit as the "Porsche Charge-O-Mat II Battery Charger" that goes for around $120USD but w/o the cig lighter socket adapter.
Last edited by aron in toronto; 02-20-2009 at 06:56 PM.
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Three Wheelin'
The charger comes with a special plug that connects directly to the batter terminals so you can hard wire it in. Then you can just plug and unplug the charger as needed. I use it on both my P-car and RX-7 so I just move it back and fourth every few weeks in the winter. It is one of the best computer controlled chargers you can get. Well worth the money.
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Three Wheelin'
Sorry to resurrect this thread. I just picked up the CTEK 3300 from C/Tire and I'm wondering if the general preference for your P car is the cigarette lighter version or the straight battery connection. I also noticed that the CTEK 3300 comes with convenient connectors that permanently hooks up to the battery a la plug and play. I have never left something plugged into an electrical outlet unattended for more than a few hours. I usually remove the battery and bring it in the basement - How safe are these trickle chargers?
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I've used the "Battery Tender" on the VW Cabriolet every winter for the last 8 years without a problem. A good trickle charger can stay plugged in all winter with no danger of overcharging the battery. At the price of the CTEK/Porsche charger, I would expect it to perform the same way.
#12
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I do the direct connection to the battery . My car the cigarette lighter is not active with the ignition off so it could never tend the battery anyway with this adapter.
Something to consider if you have an "ahem " older car
Something to consider if you have an "ahem " older car
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Sorry to resurrect this thread. I just picked up the CTEK 3300 from C/Tire and I'm wondering if the general preference for your P car is the cigarette lighter version or the straight battery connection. I also noticed that the CTEK 3300 comes with convenient connectors that permanently hooks up to the battery a la plug and play. I have never left something plugged into an electrical outlet unattended for more than a few hours. I usually remove the battery and bring it in the basement - How safe are these trickle chargers?