Thread: Batterys

MK460D. Plug it in and forget it. That's what you paid the big bucks for.

I have a ProMariner that is only unhooked when I'm fishing. Have checked with meter and it shuts off just like it's supposed to. Like Sat said, they will come on every once in awhile to do a maintaince mode then shut back off until it asks for a charge. Your slower charge is just from the age of the batteries. The plates get sulfate buildup on them which makes it a little harder to charge.

Mk220d plugged in 24/7

I have thought about leaving mine plugged in all the time,but scares to think of my garage catching fire.I have dealt with alot of batteries and charges,to me its not worth it.

I guess I'll just keep on keeping on.

If I had a garage myself I would do the same

I gotta go with BIG C, besides I keep the garage at 50 all the time unless im in there.

Originally Posted by Speck

I plug mine in right after I put the boat away. When the batteries are 100%, I unplug them. Then the night before I go fishing again, I plug it back in. I found doing it that way doesn't boil out the batteries nearly as fast.

That's exactly what I do too.