[W126 Coupe] Battery disconnect

[Markus Meyer]

Ronny,

I'd suggest a battery tender.  You can attach the connecting wire to your
battery terminals and then just plug/unplug to power.  I use these on all my
cars.  Keeps the battery on a trickle/floating charge so it doesn't go
dead.  I found it much better than the disconnect I used to have on my RV
which caused issues.  Even disconnected, batteries can run down after a
while from lack of use/charge.

Markus

On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 10:41 PM, RONNY GEENEN <ronny.geenen at verizon.net>wrote:


>  I have a Jaguar XJ6 and a 300SD that my wife and I seldom drive. They are

> both parked in a garage. Of course after a while the batteries will run

> empty.

> I tried to find a battery disconnect that RV owners are using, but most of

> those items do not fit, because of not enough available space.

> I do not want to disconnect the battery cable or take the battery out. That

> is to much work. Any brand or model that will do the job?

> I appreciate your help.

>

> Ronny

> Glendora, Ca 91740

> 1987 560 SEC

> 1984 300 SD

>

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