I'm going to mount a small battery charger under the galley to keep the battery maintained while at home or moored. After searching the archives, I learned that using an inexpensive timer to cycyle the charger on for a couple hours each day will protect the battery, and it subscribes to the KISS principle.
However, when looking at timers available at my local home improvement store, there's quite an array to choose from with quite a price range.
So what should I be looking for? A simple one that's intended to control the lights in a house? Rugged outdoor one for controlling lawn watering? Does it really matter? I'm leaning toward the simple indoor type for controlling lamps when on vacation, but not sure if I'm overlooking something obvious.
Thanks.
However, when looking at timers available at my local home improvement store, there's quite an array to choose from with quite a price range.
So what should I be looking for? A simple one that's intended to control the lights in a house? Rugged outdoor one for controlling lawn watering? Does it really matter? I'm leaning toward the simple indoor type for controlling lamps when on vacation, but not sure if I'm overlooking something obvious.
Thanks.