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I have used a Ctek 5.0 for a couple of years and is connected to the car via a comfort kit fitted into an aluminium bracket behind the rear bumper. As the car is on my drive and not garaged the plastic housing that is meant to fit in a dashboard is silicone sealed and the fly lead is configured to safely break away if i forget to unclip it when driving off. It is of course fused. It takes seconds to connect after putting on a car cover and could not be easier to use. Not sure where you could fit this if you do not have bumpers though.
1993 T16 +4 Lancia Blue.
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Has a lot to Say!
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Banner Accugard Accumate 1.8ah conditioner (On flea bay £39.99) same manufacturer as the battery on the car its been on the Aero since I bought the car (3 years) and the battery has always been spot on. For what its worth I highly recommend the Banner battery conditioner. 
Graham
Waking up is a good start to the day !!
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Have a look at the oxford or Optimate range....their mainly for Motorcycles but have setting for cars bikes agricultural equip etc....they stay on and condition the battery with small charges plus if a batt is sulphated they will revive them...small neat and definitely work. I have 3 for bikes, work like a dream
MORGAN 4/4 1800
MERC E CLASS
TRIUMPH TROPHY SE 1215
TRIUMPH SPEED TRIPLE SE 1050
HONDA CRFX
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Banner Accugard Accumate 1.8ah conditioner (On flea bay £39.99) same manufacturer as the battery on the car its been on the Aero since I bought the car (3 years) and the battery has always been spot on. For what its worth I highly recommend the Banner battery conditioner. +1 , used for 10 years now with no problems. Andy
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1999 +8 , Indigo Blue.
Ex-John McKecknie/Mike Duncan 1955 +4 racer.
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I was advised to use Ctec and bought a Ctec XS 800 when we had our first 4/4 back in 2008 and it is still running fine.
It came complete with 3 changeable plug on adaptors:
for Cigarette Lighter Socket,
for Battery Terminal Clip On and
for permanent attachment to the Battery Terminals (considered by some to be the best set to use).
I have always used mine via the Cigarette Lighter Socket successfully.
The only issue I had here was needing to open the side contacts a little to keep a good contact with the socket.
I still use it for the Roadster 100 and it still works fine.
Regarding alternatives.
I did win an Intelligent Monitoring BFM-012-240 Battery Fighter Charger/Conditioner in one of last years MOG Magazine competitions.
I have never used it while the CTec is working well, so cannot comment on how well it works on a Morgan.
It is physically quite heavy by comparison and appears to only come with the two types of Battery Connections and no Cigarette Lighter adaptor that I can see through the cellophane packaging.
I hope this helps,
Frank
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Thank you so much to all for the replies and useful information.
2014 Morgan Ivory white 4/4
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