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    Do you guys leave your on board charger plugged in all the time or unplug after charging is complete? This winter I purchased a Minkota MK210 charger. I have always used a charger that I hooked up after fishing and disconnected it the next morning. Thanks in advance for the help.

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    Dont know about that one but the ones with a D on the end shut off by themselves and turn back on when the Bat gets low. it would be a 210D I just ordered a 220D to day.



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    Somewhere in the docs it should tell if you can leave it connected. The one i have can be left connect and works like a trickle charger after the batts are up to voltage.
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    Yes, that is considered a smart charger. It operates in 3 stages and can be left plugged in until you are ready to go fishing again. Don't forget to unplug it when you go and don't ask how I know that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barnacle Bill View Post
    Yes, that is considered a smart charger. It operates in 3 stages and can be left plugged in until you are ready to go fishing again. Don't forget to unplug it when you go and don't ask how I know that.
    I bet we went to the same school to learn that one! Doh

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    I have the minkota charger and I leave it plugged up when not fishing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CatFan View Post
    I bet we went to the same school to learn that one! Doh
    I've been to that school.

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    i never unplug my on board charger 52 weeks a year it's on

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    Quote Originally Posted by rocket rich View Post
    i never unplug my on board charger 52 weeks a year it's on
    You must have a realllly long extension cord :D
    Mines not that long. I found out the hard way too!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Drum_Master View Post
    You must have a realllly long extension cord :D
    Mines not that long. I found out the hard way too!
    OR maybe he never gets to go fishin' LOL
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