YOUR RESEARCHNot starting the 911 for 5 weeks - battery issues?
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Hi PFA'ers. Due to circumstances beyond my control, my 991.1 911 will be housed away from me for five weeks and will NOT be started in that period. Assuming the battery will die, what are my options to start it when I get my hands on it after the five weeks? Should I buy a trickle charger (i.e. CTEK or similar), or a NOCO "jump starter"?????
Buy a CTEK, they are fantastic
+1 on CTEK. I just had shoulder surgery and couldn't drive my 911 for 4 weeks. I didn't put my CTEK on but it still started first pop as usual.
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The Porsche one you can buy is just a rebranded CTEK, so same some money.....
On special @ Repco.
Thanks everyone, ok, I get it - buy a CTEK As usual , great advice from the PFA community .....
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