trickle charger

She hooked the truck battery up to the trickle charger and left it.

This effect is very common, as consumer trickle chargers typically overcharge.

"That's a trickle charger I've got hooked to the battery.

A trickle charger is generally used to charge small capacity batteries (2-30 Ah).

Depending on the technology of the trickle charger, it can be left connected to the battery indefinitely.

"I mean, Jesus, it's just a little trickle charger."

The base included a charging cradle, which was generally a form of trickle charger, on which the handset rested when not in use.

And the person who sold me the tractor says that the battery might get tired in January and I might need a trickle charger.

A trickle charger provides a relatively small amount of current, only enough to counteract self-discharge of a battery that is idle for a long time.

A trickle charger is typically a low-current (5-1,500 mA) battery charger.

With most cars the answer is to use a battery conditioning trickle charger, but you need to confirm with your Toyota dealer that you can do that with a Prius.

So I popped the backup battery into the PowerBook, plugged in the AC adapter "trickle charger" and was pleasantly surprised at how quickly it showed "full" on the PowerBook's battery gauge.

The battery allowed for a call of up to 60 minutes, after which it was necessary to charge the phone up to 10 hours in a trickle charger or one hour in a fast charger which was a separate accessory.

By ten a.m. she had pulled the battery and put it on the trickle charger, drained the water out of the fuel filters, checked the oil, checked the coolant in the radiator, checked the tire pressure all around and investigated the possibility of porcupines in the fan belt.

One of the four-wheelers managed to climb over its sister ship, turn hard right rudder and run straight into Kate's garage, impacting, in order, Kate's old-fashioned but until then still-working wringer washing machine, the trickle charger and the far wall with enough force to send all the remaining tools on the wall crashing to the floor.