Charging QP battery in situ

Silvercat

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My came with a ctek charger from new with connections already on the battery, just plug it in. I leave it connected at all the time when not using for more than a week or so and all through winter.
Same here.....well before I sold my QP anyway.
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Gazcw

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Quick question, what's the thread of the nuts? 6mm dia. I think....
Thats not a quick question. Thats a go out in the cold, strip the battery down and measure with a vernier gauge question, which for you sir I have done. The neg connection is on a 6mm. The pos is on 8mm but there is a free 6mm too. My connectors are 10mm from memory.
 

Wanderer

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Thats not a quick question. Thats a go out in the cold, strip the battery down and measure with a vernier gauge question, which for you sir I have done. The neg connection is on a 6mm. The pos is on 8mm but there is a free 6mm too. My connectors are 10mm from memory.
thanks for that, esp. since I don't have a vernier!

And the thread will be metric presumably?
 

TonyCr

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I also have a ctek and is ideal - have the connector permanently attached and it sits just into the boot - two second job to connect up the charger and all done - on whenever the cars at home on the drive and complete piece of mind!
 

Raffles

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I also rely on, and trust Ctek.

Have it all hardwired neatly in the boot.

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