This charger is the best combination of charge current and

  compact size in the racing pits. The full 3 stage charging

  algorithm ensures that the vehicle battery is fully recharged

  and ready for the next on-track session in time.

  This charger pumps out a massive 100 amps at 13.8 volts to power

  in-car stereos, entertainment systems, hydraulics and more. Most

  commonly used for show cars. The BCM100 is available in Red,

  Green, Blue or Black standard. Other colors available by special

  request. Every car built by Rod Neilson of Hot Rod’s Restos is

  powered at the show by a custom colored BCM100.

  Without an alternator, a race car battery fully charged starts at

  12 volts and discharges down to about 10.5 volts before it is

  completely exhausted. The TDC30 will draw up to 30 amps from the

  battery, boost and regulate it to any desired voltage between 14 and

  17 volts (in ½ volt increments). It is perfect for short races (one hour

  or less) where there is enough charge in the battery to meet the

  energy needs of the car but not necessarily at a high enough

  voltage for modern ECU’s.

The TDC50 operates the same as the TDC30, but can draw more

current from the battery to supply regulated voltage to even more

devices in the vehicle.

   This compact charger plugs into a cigarette lighter or accessory

   outlet in your car or truck and charges the kart battery at up to 5

   amps, without an AC charger or noisy generator. High quality

  copper alligator clips make connection to the battery quick and

  easy. In fact, the KartCharge can be used to charge any 12V

  battery from your car, even with the engine off.

  Our experience with trailer batteries shows that they never

  completely recharge from the tow vehicle. By adding the

  TrailerCharge, the voltage from the truck is boosted and regulated

  to the proper charging voltage for the trailer battery, with current

  limiting and short circuit protection. When you arrive at your

  destination, lights will be at full brightness  winches willhave full

  power. And there is no chance of overloading the truck wiring,even if

   the trailer battery is completely discharged.

  Antique cars with 6 volt electrical systems (either positive or

  negative ground) can now run modern 12V negative ground stereo

  systems. The unit will output up to 10 amps continuous with full

  regulation. Adding a small 12V battery across the output will allow

  much larger sound peaks as long as the average current remains

  at or under 10 amps.