What battery chargers (not tenders) are you guys using???

[Old N' Grumpy]

My “other” bike has a dead battery. I jump started it and road it for a while figuring it would charge but it died before I could get home. My understanding is a dead battery cannot be brought back by a tender but must be charged first to then maintain it. I thought it would be a good idea to have a charger even if it’s not the problem. I realize it could be the stator.

 

[TURBO200R4]

Some vehicles the chargingis controled by ecu or the fact when it starts it doesnt have enough wolts to charge and will die.
Sometimes they come back and sometimes don't.
I just use the shops charger which usually starts off with a few amps then goes up to20 then to 30. I would venture to say the older the batt more likely not to come back to life.
I have charged the rocket with the 2-10 amp charger but it takes several hours.

 

[Bigjaype]

I use Norco...I have a few of these. What I like is that they (some models) have a repair function. I have brought back a couple of batteries from the dead with this.

 

[Old N' Grumpy]

I use Norco...I have a few of these. What I like is that they (some models) have a repair function. I have brought back a couple of batteries from the dead with this.

I was looking both at Norco and Optimate 4.

 

[MIG]

BatteryMINDer Model 128CEC1 for my Brides Challenger (which is a charger/maintainer and I've had my Exide on wheels since the 90's (with Slow/Fast charge and Boost). The BatteryMINDer was money well spent. Okay... the Exide was too since I still have it...
-MIG

 

[Apollo 18]

I've had the same tender for a while after this winter the was dead dead dead so I got this one bove she was charged back up in a week just set it to AGM and it did the rest then went into maintain mode