I have this older Century battery charger that stopped working a few years ago. It was a decent battery charger but not a modern automatic one. And had a 100 amp start-boost. Which I never used.
So if I could fix it I would have another battery charger on the higher charging rate end. I have several others that are newer.
Also I thought it would be fun to see how much electronics I remember from my building Heathkit days.
I think I can get things like a diode but if the transformer is fried then I guess it's a basket case.
So if I could fix it I would have another battery charger on the higher charging rate end. I have several others that are newer.
Also I thought it would be fun to see how much electronics I remember from my building Heathkit days.
I think I can get things like a diode but if the transformer is fried then I guess it's a basket case.