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Originally Posted by alexiskai
I realize that, I mainly wanted to confirm that there's no risk of damage to the electrical components by leaving the normal circuit in place. Previously, if I wanted to charge the battery, I would open the access port in the floorboard, disconnect the ground cable, and connect my charging leads. It would be nice not to have to do that.
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No need to disconnect battery to charge it. The best way to charge any battery is with a trickle charger. 2 amps or less. Leave it on for 24+ hours. Much better for the battery than fast charging. Also, if you have an electronic voltage regulator a fast charger can damage it.