Jack 2000 replied:

Obviously 2000 TD Jackaroo is the vehicle... it is 235am where i am and i have worked 65 nights straight so far so missing the odd word is not to bad. Cheers

bushcamper replied:

Hi Jack, I've had the same one for a while now and had no problem. I used to run it off my Kipor1000 with no trouble, the 2000 hardly blinks when I turn it on.

I think you will need an inverter generater, pretty sure they don't like modified sine wave gennies.

I'm sure some one on here can probably exlpain why.

Keith

Dodgy replied:

A mate has a 20 amp smart charger and he runs it on a cheap bunnings generator which cost him $98 and it works fine.. We also run it on my honda inverter with no probs at all.
The smart chargers are great though. Quick to charge the batteries and you can monitor the charge rate easily.. I'd say go for it.

Sparkiepete replied:

From the looks of the phone number they look to operate an 03 phone number. I can't remember which state uses that code. If you live down that way maybe you can find them and have a look.
It looks like a good item but you can never tell from a piccie.

looks like they have a website too

Site Link

Regards
Sparkiepete

StephenF10 replied:

I think that they are made by Durst. They are also sold by an advertiser on this site.

Stephen.

Member - Ed. C. replied:

G'day Jack,
Can't offer a comment on the charger in question, as I'm not familiar with 'em...
(I have a Projecta MC121150)

However, I have purchased (other items) from the same ebay seller, and have been 100% satisfied with service, quality, & price... He's in Vic.

You may wish to also keep an eye on other similar items from the same seller..
Item #'s 4635105525,
4635585621 (20 amp),
& 4635650987...

These are your "normal" ebay auctions (not Buy It Now), & you may be lucky enough to pick up one or the other for substantially less than the buy-now price...
Indeed, if you don't need it urgently, it pays to watch such items for a few weeks or so to get an idea what people are actually paying, & it is often possible to pick up a real bargain... Good luck with it..

Regards, Ed. C.

Member - Mike DID replied:

KMart have advertised a 15 amp 3 stage charger for $99 - I haven't actually seen one yet.

The cheap generators will put out Sinewave - it's just a rotating coil in a magnetic field. The voltage regulation may not be very good, but for a Switchmode power supply it doesn't need to be.

Mike

Member - Mike DID replied:

The 7.5 amp unit is on the shelves already - I think it's $69.

Mike

Derek from Affordable Batteries & Radiators replied:

They are a very good charger. I sell around 20 of them per month. They are available in 15, 20, 30, 40 and 50 amp.

Regards Derek.

Member - Bill F (VIC) replied:

Hi to all,

What is the charging output voltage at the battery on all these fancy and not so fancy charges and what do you consider the maximun charging voltage a 12 volt battery can handle?

Bill

Member - Doug T (QLD) replied:

Dunno mate but I thought the Valiant R34 Charger was a goer.........
!!! just kiddin mate

Mr Z replied:

what are they liike compared to the c-tek chargers?

Nifty1 replied:

I bought a Kmart one for $99 - you can select it to charge at different rates up to 15 amps. It has a bit less functionality than the C-Tek ones but otherwise appears to do the same job at a third of the price. I'm happy.

Member - Roachie (SA) replied:

Mate, I've got 2 of those chargers...........one mounted permanently in my Ultimate Camper trailer and the other mounted in the Patrol. The camper has 2 x 105a/h SuperCharge SLA batteries in parrallel, whilst the Patrol's 2nd battery, mounted in the cargo area, is a 120a/h Fullriver Gel Cell. The charger has the option of selecting wet-cell or gel-cell batteries and has 3 options for the float charge voltage.

I am very pleased with them.

Cheers

Roachie