Aviation Battery Tender on 2040-parts.com
Hampton, Connecticut, United States
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This is an airplane specific battery tender for 12 volt aviation batteries. It is an 8 amp trickle charger / desulfinator and battery maintainer and charger. 8 amps is what keeps the battery from overheating. I used this any time my plane would not be used for any extended time and especially in the winter here in New England. In the 10 years that I've been using this I haven't had a battery problem and the engine always turns overs briskly.
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