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A Compact Power House :NOCO GENIUS1 1A Smart Car Battery Charger.

A Compact Powerhouse: NOCO GENIUS1 1A Smart Car Battery Charger Review Introduction:As a car enthusiast and someone who values the reliability of their vehicle, I recently invested in the NOCO GENIUS1 1A Smart Car Battery Charger. After using it for a while, I can confidently say that it’s a compact powerhouse that delivers on its promises. Design and Build Quality:One of the first things that…

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OptiMate's winter battery saving tips

Don’t get left out in the cold OptiMate, the battery-saving experts, offer four essential tips to keep your motorcycle battery healthy until spring. Motorcycle batteries lose a lot of their cranking power in colder weather, making failure much more common during the winter months. As the temperature drops, the chemical reaction inside the battery slows down, significantly reducing its capacity and ability to turn over the engine; at 0°C even a fully charged battery can lose around a third of its starting power. Colder weather also increases the energy needed to crank the engine, leading to a double whammy of reduced power and higher energy demand. Factor in the increased use of lights and accessories, like heated grips and clothing, and your bike’s battery faces serious pressure. Battery failure - an unwelcome and expensive event at any time of year - can be prevented with a few simple steps and the right approach to maintenance. OptiMate, the battery saving experts, share four essential tips to help keep your battery in good health until spring.

Age Older batteries are more susceptible to failure during the winter months, since they already have reduced capacity due to the ageing process. If your bike’s battery is four years old or more, you should consider replacing it with a new unit, even if the existing one appears healthy. And if you plan on running accessories like heated grips and clothing, it’s worth upgrading to a higher power unit, to compensate for the increased pressure it will be under. You can check the state of your battery using a voltmeter or, if you prefer something simpler, the OptiMate TEST gives an instant readout and can also be used to test the charging system. Environment Batteries perform better and last longer if they’re kept at a stable temperature. For bikes stored in unheated garages or sheds, an indoor cover will help prevent condensation and provide some insulation. Motorcycles kept outside need a waterproof and breathable cover to minimise the difference between day and night time temperatures around the battery. For bikes parked outdoors for long periods between use, taking the battery out of the bike and keeping it indoors on a maintainer will prolong its lifespan, but only do this if the bike isn’t fitted with an alarm or tracker. Use Short journeys may not be enough to keep your battery in a healthy state of charge - in fact they may actually do more damage than good. This is because the length of time the alternator has to recharge the battery may not be enough to offset the energy cost of starting the engine and powering on-board electrical equipment during the trip. To keep your battery in a healthy state of charge, make sure you go on longer trips regularly; ideally at least 10-15 miles at or around motorway speeds. Charging If you don't use your bike very often through the winter months - or plan to hibernate it until spring - charge can be lost to alarms and immobilisers, clocks and on-board computers, as well as through self-discharge. The battery uses a little of its own energy every day to keep itself alive. Connecting your motorcycle to a battery charger/maintainer, like the OptiMate 1 Duo, will ensure the battery remains fully charged through the winter season, ready to start up in the spring, as well as extending its lifespan.

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Dual Battery Field Power Charger | Indipro

Introducing the Indipro Dual Battery Field Power Charger! 🎥⚡ Keep your production powered up on the go with this compact and efficient charger. Charge two batteries simultaneously, ensuring your gear stays juiced for all your shooting needs. Say goodbye to downtime and hello to uninterrupted creativity!

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Updated OptiMate Battery Monitor

Weatherproof 12V battery lead and monitor, for instant checking and easy charging. Updated for 2023, the OptiMate O-124 is a combined monitor and SAE socket, giving 24/7 battery status in the blink of an LED and hassle-free charging of your motorcycle starter battery. A must for commuters, touring and year-round riders, the OptiMate O-124 gives an instant health status of any 12V AGM, STD or GEL battery, and will also confirm if the vehicle charging system is working correctly. When it’s time to top up, simply plug any OptiMate battery charger into the built-in SAE socket; no additional adaptors or leads needed. Quick and easy to set up, the O-124 connects directly to the battery terminals. It now comes fitted with ringlets that can be converted from M6 (1/4″) to M8 (5/16″), so it will fit the most commonly found sizes of battery terminal bolt.

Unlike app-based monitors, it doesn't rely on third party applications or devices, and draws almost zero power from the bike's battery; long term draw is less than 0.2mA. Fully weatherproof and rated down to -40°C, it’s completely safe to leave attached to vehicles that are parked outside. There’s also an inline 15A fuse to protect both the battery and the bike’s electrical system. The OptiMate O-124 retails at just £26.90 including VAT - a small price to pay for never being caught out by a dead battery again - and is covered by three-year warranty. For details of this and all other OptiMate products visit optimate1.com Read the full article

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The 10 Best 18650 Battery Tester – To Buy Online

As a battery tester, it is important to have the right equipment. With that in mind, I wanted to share with you the best 18650 battery capacity tester on the market today.

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About BatteryBoss

BatteryBoss was founded with a simple mission: to provide the best possible information about batteries to help people make the best possible decisions for their needs. We believe that everyone deserves access to accurate and unbiased information, and that's what we aim to provide with our reviews.

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The behemoth of power that will charge your power sources effectively and efficiently.

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Lithium batteries - Choose right and it will see you right

Thinking about upgrading to a lithium starter battery? OptiMate, the battery-saving experts, say it’s crucial to choose the right one if you want it to last. Lithium starter batteries are a popular upgrade from the lead-acid units most motorcyclists are familiar with. However, motorcycle riders report being let down by lithium batteries, even though they take care to maintain them. The team behind OptiMate battery chargers and maintainers first became aware of the problem after being contacted through social media by increasing numbers of bike owners who’d purchased lithium batteries, only to find them failing with no obvious reason.

The root of the problem is that lithium batteries are specified to match or exceed the CCA or Cold Cranking Amps (the power needed to turn the bike’s starter motor) of the equivalent lead-acid battery. However this results in a lower reserve capacity - measured in Amp hours (Ah) - typically half or less than the lead-acid battery it replaced. A bike needs reserve capacity for two reasons: to power 12V systems before the engine is running, and when the battery is put under extra strain, during slow, stop-start riding and when running accessories like heated grips or fog lights. So, to cope with the rigours of everyday riding, the buyer needs to make sure the lithium battery they choose has a high enough Ah reserve capacity: at least half of the 10-hr or 20-hr Ah rating of the lead-acid battery it’s replacing.

As an example, the Yuasa YTZ10S, (a suitable lead-acid battery for the Yamaha MT-09), has a CCA rating of 190 Amps and a 20-hr rating of 9.1 Ah. The lithium replacement would need a rating of at least 4.55 Ah to be able to perform in the same way. Many lithium replacements advertised for the MT-09 have a similar CCA rating, but a capacity of only 4.0Ah or even less, which is not sufficient to keep all systems running. If you’re thinking of upgrading to a lithium battery, make sure you do that homework. And remember that lithium batteries discharge faster than lead-acid, so it is important to connect it to a smart charger whenever it’s parked up between rides. OptiMate offer a range of lithium chargers and their Duo range can charge both lithium and lead acid batteries, automatically detecting which type of battery is fitted and maintaining it accordingly. For more information visit optimate1.com For more info checkout our dedicated Optimate News page Optimate News See the complete OptiMate range of chargers and monitors at  www.optimate1.com. Read the full article

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Car battery chargers can be used not only for cars and motorcycles but even for boats and snowmobiles. Some ideas about Portable and Solar Car Battery Chargers.