You need to know the voltage that these "trickle" chargers are holding those batteries at. I have seen so many refer to a slow charger as a trickle charger and they are totally different. A slow charger is usually 4 or 6 amp which over extended periods of time could over charge a battery. A trickle charger is less than one amp and more than likely about a 1/4 amp charge. Back in the day we would have several new batteries on the shelf all hooked to one trickle charger to keep them full charge. That trickle charger had up to six or more seperate leads out of one charger.
Now days they call them float chargers and are just one charger for one battery. If you have capped cells and you look in the cell the electrolite should not be bubbling at all on a trickle or float charger no matter how long it is hooked up to charger.
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