I got my jump battery from NAPA. The only complaint I have is the cables could stand to be another 6" longer. The jump battery is rated at 1100 amps. I haven't needed anything more.
kwg
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I got my jump battery from NAPA. The only complaint I have is the cables could stand to be another 6" longer. The jump battery is rated at 1100 amps. I haven't needed anything more.
kwg
I have the same one. Those stubby little cables are a PITA!
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Seem to be well thought of. I got a Noco boost 155, and have tried to use it twice in the last week, and it didn't work either time. I think because both batteries I was trying to jump were very dead, but still pisses me off.
I helped a guy start a Duramax at -10 with the same jump box, which is why I bought one.
I have a NOCO 150. For really dead batteries, I have to use an "Override" feature or it does nothing. Not sure if that was your problem.
Yeah.... I guess you gotta read the [bleep] manual.
I got my jump battery from NAPA. The only complaint I have is the cables could stand to be another 6" longer. The jump battery is rated at 1100 amps. I haven't needed anything more.
kwg
I have the same one. Those stubby little cables are a PITA!
Yes they are a PITA. Do ya think NAPA will go broke if they added 6" of cable to that battery pack ??
kwg
For liberals and anarchists, power and control is opium, selling envy is the fastest and easiest way to get it. TRR. American conservative. Never trust a white liberal. Malcom X Current NRA member.
I would not buy something that runs on any kind of primer given the possibility of primer shortages and even regulations. In fact, why not buy a flintlock? Really. Rocks aren't going away anytime soon.
Made the mistake of buying a dewalt that sams or costco sold. POS will not get charged and runs out very quickly.
The ES5000 keeps its charge.Had one in my truck overnight. Was -24. Got it out. Still fully charged and worked fine. Simple without a bunch of electronics or unnecessary crap. Just a case with jumper leads.
I'm not sure if one this small fits your needs, but it claims to work to -40*. I bought one last year for my son after watching videos showing comparably priced battery packs fail to work in the cold weather such as when stored in a cold vehicle.
The concept is that this device works as a supercapacitor and not a battery pack, so it is less affected by cold operating temps. The downside is that it doesn't work on a totally dead battery because it uses the little remaining power in the vehicle battery to quickly charge the capacitor, which is then recycled to start the vehicle.
I think there is a Project Farm Youtube video from the last year or two showing that this capacitor device worked better than comparably priced battery packs after Project Farm dude stored them in his freezer over night before testing, with the caveat that the vehicle battery wasn't totally dead.
I'm not sure if one this small fits your needs, but it claims to work to -40*. I bought one last year for my son after watching videos showing comparably priced battery packs fail to work in the cold weather such as when stored in a cold vehicle.
The concept is that this device works as a supercapacitor and not a battery pack, so it is less affected by cold operating temps. The downside is that it doesn't work on a totally dead battery because it uses the little remaining power in the vehicle battery to quickly charge the capacitor, which is then recycled to start the vehicle.
I think there is a Project Farm Youtube video from the last year or two showing that this capacitor device worked better than comparably priced battery packs after Project Farm dude stored them in his freezer over night before testing, with the caveat that the vehicle battery wasn't totally dead.
There was one in the video posted earlier. There's also a newer model in the video below. From what I saw I didn't think either did all that well, especially for the price.
Made the mistake of buying a dewalt that sams or costco sold. POS will not get charged and runs out very quickly.
The ES5000 keeps its charge.Had one in my truck overnight. Was -24. Got it out. Still fully charged and worked fine. Simple without a bunch of electronics or unnecessary crap. Just a case with jumper leads.
Had that one until I drove over it with a track loader, good unit. I replaced it with a Jump n Carry 1700 amp unit.