Battery drain.

**remzam** · May 25th, 2019 02:39 AM

If you plan on not using your car for a few weeks to months and you have covered parking na sarili, I suggest investing on a battery tender. You can leave it plugged in indefinitely until bumalik kayo at gamitin ulit ang sasakyan. Yan gamit sa mga lugar na may winter like motorcycle riders na di nila magagamit sasakyan until winter is over.

Keep in mind though that a battery charger is different from a battery tender.

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**ninjababez** · May 25th, 2019 05:41 AM

Originally Posted by remzam

If you plan on not using your car for a few weeks to months and you have covered parking na sarili, I suggest investing on a battery tender. You can leave it plugged in indefinitely until bumalik kayo at gamitin ulit ang sasakyan. Yan gamit sa mga lugar na may winter like motorcycle riders na di nila magagamit sasakyan until winter is over.

Keep in mind though that a battery charger is different from a battery tender.

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mine reads zero amp pag full na battery. turned on radio and fan, nag charge agad. then upon turning off nag charge ng mga 5 minutes before going back to zero reading.

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**Lin Dan** · May 25th, 2019 10:18 AM

Originally Posted by ninjababez

manual or smart charger?
mura lang smart charger sa lazada or shopee, less 1k lang. since trickle charger lang naman, get the 6-10A lang

Madaming mura ngayon but just make sure it has a good built especially sa safety features like reverse polarity, overcharge/overload, overheat and short circuit protection. On the safe side, a low ampere 2 amps and below (for slower charging) is recommended.

The one I bought, the Sparco intelligent/smart car and motorcycle battery charger has GS Mark – Geprüfte Sicherheit (Tested Safety) and TÜV Rheinland product safety stamp on it. It's not the cheapest out there but imho, I get more peace of mind while using it.