Ah, the mythical "BA charge"—sounds like a fancy fee or a new electric car term, but clarity is key. If you're referring to the charging system of the Ford Falcon BA (2002-2005), then you're talking about the alternator and battery charging setup, which is pretty standard for petrol-powered sedans of that era.
The BA Falcon uses a 12-volt electrical system with an alternator output around 90-110 amps, depending on the model and options. It doesn't have a plug-in charging port because, spoiler alert, it's not an EV. If by chance you mean some other 'BA charge', please clarify—Australian marketplaces like Tradingpost or CarShowroom might help you spot relevant listings.
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