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Re: Battery Charging Box

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Originally Posted by The Lucas
Sure, any 12V, 6A or less charger will work. I remember seeing one team with a device that charged 3 batteries at once. If you build a box to charge it in, I would recommend charging the battery upright rather than on its side (I think this gives a better charge because more of the lead is in contact with the acid). If your box is going to enclose the battery and charge, you might want to ventilate it. Good Luck
Well the question was asked in hope we could use say a 10 Amp charger. Using electronics to limit charging to 6 Amps or less to each battery.