Which on board battery charger?
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I am looking for a new two (or maybe three) bank battery charger for my 38' Scarab. I want to store a Honda EU2000i generator in front of the port motor (on the shelf where the battery is) and the 30 A Guest charger is too large with its heat sink (about 9-10" thick and about 15" tall). I am also going to move the battery further back on that side. I was wondering if I should buy a smaller 10-20 amp unit and move it up higher to clear the generator. If so what kind? Guest?Thanks Mike
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I have a c charles in mine, does pretty good, but there high.
I even put one in my Car trailer for the stereo
http://www.boatersland.com/charles5000.html
http://www.google.com/products?q=c+c...num=1&ct=title
I even put one in my Car trailer for the stereo

http://www.boatersland.com/charles5000.html
http://www.google.com/products?q=c+c...num=1&ct=title
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I actually have a total of (5) blue tops in my boat. I have three batteries on bank #2 for my stereo, one for my everyday running, and one that isn't hooked up to anything so worst case scenario I kill all four batteries I have hooked up I have a seperate one as reserve to get me home. I am 99% sure they are the D34M and they work really well for me. Just make sure if your batteries are dead or really low when you are done boating for the day that you charge them before you store the boat or else they are going to be a pain the asz trying to get them back up.
James
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