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To be honest, I would go for one of the higher-spec models, although they're a bit more expensive I find the recondition and supply modes to be very useful. Something like the MXS 5.0 would be very good. +1
David
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My, now rather old, Optimate works for me....at least 10 years old and going strong.
'di te incolumem custodiant'
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Just purchased a C-TEK last week only problem is the wires out of it are not very long compared with the Airflow I have had for years it gave up the ghost . Yes I know C TEK do an extension but its only 2.5m and I don't want wires across the bonnet . They should do a 5m one, a case of several cars in a large garage none close to plugs and you are snookered .
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I use mine like a plug in: it's wired to the battery with the lead through the saddle board, so when I come back from a drive I just plug it straight into the mains via an extension cable.Battery still good afyer seven years.
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At the risk of repeating the obvious, it's a CTEK XS 0.8 for me.
I have had one for a year now, and use the cigar(?) socket.
Excellent purchase.
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Needs to Get Out More!
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Needs to Get Out More!
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CTEK. I use the direct to battery connector that came with it as the powerciggy socket connection is a bit loose and occasionally poor connection. My battery is under the bonnet so no need for leads from the rear axle mounted locations.
Plus Four MY23 Furka Rouge
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formerly known as Hugh Jorgan Has a lot to Say!
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formerly known as Hugh Jorgan Has a lot to Say!
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Another vote for CTEK, excellent product. Also supplied as standard equipment with the McLaren so it meet's Ron's high standards too! 
Brian
1970 Morgan Plus 8 - Moss Box (Indigo Blue)
2014 Morgan SP1 (Rocket Red)
2015 Morgan Plus 8 (Rocket Blue)
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I have a pair of Optimates, nothing beats them imo.
They even save some older batteries 👍
Aero 8 GTN #11
"What we do in life.. echoes in eternity."
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CTEK x2 here also (Multi XS 3600). No problems for many, many years.
On the Morgan the connection is directly across the battery, via a Bulgin 2-pin panel mounting plug that a previous owner thoughtfully installed just behind the driver's seat. If you're out there and reading this - well done!
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