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Old 10-25-2025, 01:33 PM
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Battery Storage

Hi - Ive moved to an area where everything is 30 minutes away. Im wanting to purchase a spare battery for my vehicle but want to make sure it keeps a charge for when I need it.

When looking online, I see various results regarding how long a new battery will hold its charge.

Anyone have some information on this and how often I should charge it?

Thank you,
Jack
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Re: Battery Storage

Assuming you're going with a standard lead acid battery you should consider getting a Battery Tender or similar and just keep it trickle charged all the time. Otherwise, for a standard lead acid battery I'd suggest giving it a low rate charge every 3 months when not in use.

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Re: Battery Storage

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Assuming you're going with a standard lead acid battery you should consider getting a Battery Tender or similar and just keep it trickle charged all the time. Otherwise, for a standard lead acid battery I'd suggest giving it a low rate charge every 3 months when not in use.

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Sounds good, thank you!
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