Lead-acid battery question

I use a change-out (every 3 years) automotive battery and the
Harbor Freight 42292 float charger on a venerable 3KW Onan
generator.  Good service, as the generator never fails to start even after many years.
The box claims the 42292 will deal with flooded cell or sealed
lead-acid batteries.  My experience with this charger is limited
to flooded, automotive and "RV" deep-cycle batteries.

Our radio club's (NHARC.ORG) trustee keeps a trio of AGM deep cycle batteries happy between field days with the Battery Tender
system as mentioned by another poster.  

72,

Tim


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Eric
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On Apr 9, 2013, at 3:10 AM, "[hidden email]" <[hidden email]> wrote:

> I use a change-out (every 3 years) automotive battery and the
> Harbor Freight 42292 float charger on a venerable 3KW Onan
> generator. ....
>
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