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I think you mean charger. Any type of charger will do, I have a sparkrite - only small but good at charging and telling you the condition. Get one that trickle charges and conditions as this is far better for leisure batteries.
If you mean tester, you can buy voltage indicators quite cheap.
I have fitted one - dead easy job and handy to see what state your battery is in - particularly if you are not on hook up. There is a pic here.
http://s268.photobucket.com/albums/jj1/BigSeanPat/
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Topic: Battery Tester
