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More info needed. Slow charging rate could be a bad battery, or a bad alternator.

Your year--make--model didn't post for some reason? That info would be helpful.
When the vehicle is running, it's the charging system that should carry the load, not the battery. If the charging system can't handle it, it will drain the battery.

If battery has a full charge, check the battery connections. Use a testlight and follow the voltage. Check the fuse circuits in the fuse box. Some fuse circuits are hot all the time, some go hot with the key on. I can't tell if you have fusible links w/o more info.

Did not list any year/model info, however-
-have alternator output checked. if not charging:
possible alternator not charging-replace alternator
possible corroded or damaged positive battery wire to alternator
faulty ground wire
alternator fuse or fuse link blown
engine's idle rpm below 800

Is the battery low on charge? If so that will cause this condition.

More info is needed.. What battery(ies) are you trying to charge and how are you charging (charger manufacturer & model)??