Keeping Your Batteries Fresh
Each summer as the days are hot, my hopes are high and I am almost too eager in anticipation of the coming ice fishing season. To help feed my addiction I find little mundane tasks to keep myself busy and dreaming of being on the ice.
This time it's charging my batteries. I will usually turn on my flasher or my camera and drain the battery down a little bit more than where I left it at the end of the season. I'm not sure if it matters or not, but after four years of doing it this way, I figure it can't hurt.
I run a quick check of my levels to see where they are, and either drain them or hook them up to a charger.
I prefer to use a "piggy back style trickle charger. It will makes sure you don't overcharge your battery and fry it out.
A couple quick charges over the summer and you will be good to go when first ice hits.
Until next time friends…
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