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Thanks Brent for your input.  Further information from B& C said that little
charger would do fine but suggested it be plugged into a timer to allow for
about a one hour charge per day.  They can be obtained for Home Depot or
Lowes.

Bob Smiley
N94RJ

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Rob asks:

<<
how much amperage does
one need to apply to keep a 27 ampere hour battery topped off. Or better yet
what amperage and voltage ie watts is needed to top off a battery on a
continuous cycle?>>

Rob: