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Solar Auto Battery Charging via Battery Tender ODB-II Port Adapter

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Battery Tender OBDII Accessory Cable for Car Battery Charging, 3 AMP Maximum, 22 Inch (Amazon Affiliate)
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SUNER POWER 20W 12V Solar Car Battery Charger & Maintainer, Waterproof Solar Trickle Charger, Built-in Intelligent MPPT Controller, Portable Solar Panel Kit for Deep Cycle Marine RV Trailer Boat (Amazon Affiliate)
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Sunway Solar SAE Polarity Reverse Adapter Connectors For SAE To SAE Quick Disconnect Extension Cable, Solar Panel Battery Power Charger And Maintainer-3Pack (Amazon Affiliate)
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Комментарии : 10

@bonniezanella9033 21 день назад

Can you leave OBD adapter connected and just unplug the solar panel from the OBD PORT when driving ?

@Bim13North Год назад

Hi does this have a cutout once charged if left for 6 weeks at a time? Is there a possibility of overcharging? Thanks

@unmesh59 2 месяца назад

@RickMakes Is the Battery Tender cable passive so that I would be relying on the smarts in the Suner to prevent overcharging etc?

@Rickmakes 2 месяца назад

It is passive so it does rely on what is plugged into it for protection.

@disabledarmyveteran 2 месяца назад

Can the ODB II adapter be plugged in full time or just while charging with the vehicle stationary ?

@Rickmakes 2 месяца назад

I often leave mine plugged in when I'm driving but I should probably disconnect it so I don't accidentally step on it and pull on the OBD-II port.

@EriFoxie Год назад

thank you for sharing this

@DavidLongo22 7 месяцев назад

I'm using almost the exact same setup but with the 18W version of the panel. When I connect it via the ODB-II adapter, I notice that the blinking light on the panel doesn't reflect that it's actually charging. It should be blinking red but instead is still blinking green (which the manual says is "Not Active Yet"). I'm wondering if that's normal and due to the fact that I'm using the adapter. If anyone knows anything about this, I'd be appreciative. The vehicle is a 2013 Toyota RAV4.

@Rickmakes 7 месяцев назад

Do you have a meter? Do you see voltage on the ODB-II adapter?

@DavidLongo22 7 месяцев назад

@@Rickmakes Toyota said no-go. I broke down and am running it into the hood with clips. It's better than I'd been doing, which was running a chord from the house to the car (danger of someone tripping). It'll do (and thanks!).