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Re: I want to buy a battery tender jr and I don't know...
More than likely you need a 12 volt model, very few bikes these days have 6 volt systems. I have used a Battery Tender in the past with good results, they do not last forever though.
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The "pig-tail" on the right of the pic is installed to the battery posts, the the charger plugs into the other end that you have mounted remotely in an accessible area.
Yes you can charge the battery with a battery tender, or battery charger, when the bike is sitting.
Your People S 200 requires a 12 v, 6Ah battery.
Fully charged will have 13.1 Volts
Undercharged 12.3 Volts
Most battery tenders use low amps to charge and wont overcharge your battery.It just maintains it at 12.5 Volts.
If you use a battery charger, be sure you monitor it regulary, as some models don't shut off.
the best way to recharge the bikes battery is to hook the charger right onto the battery its self,, but dont use a car battery charger!!! there just to powerfull for a bike all you need to recharge the bikes battery is
1.5 amps @ 12 or 6 volts never try to charge it any faster or you will end up needing a new battery prity fast
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