Automobile Battery Charger Maintainer Tender Trickle for 6v & 12v | Ford Thunderbird club group 1955-2005 T-Bird models

Automobile Battery Charger Maintainer Tender Trickle for 6v & 12v

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NOCO GENIUS2 is the newest and most modern battery maintainer and also the #1 best seller today on Amazon.com
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If you are looking for a flush mount USB cigarette lighter charger:

Anker is a good brand, here is a newer model but not fast charge- https://amzn.to/38PCKhU

If you want qualcomm 3.0 quick charging this one- https://amzn.to/3neD1DN

Here are all the "Flush Mount" - https://amzn.to/3lakcyZ

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There is also a battery jump starter that works via the cigarette lighter.
Wagan or sharper image has has one. Jumpstart your car in 5-10 minutes without opening the hood.


 
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Living in Wisconsin I generally garage my 2003 Bird during winter. I start it and run it in the driveway to keep the battery charged. Over the 22 years I’ve owned the car, the battery has completely drained a couple of winters. Both times, I used a smart charger to resurrect power but both times I had to disconnect the battery terminal from both positive and negative cables before the charger did its thing. This year I want to connect a trickle charger for the winter but I’m afraid the charge won’t take unless I disconnect the leads. What might I be doing wrong?
 
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