Ultra Light Lithum Jump starter by Noco w/usb port
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Used ours again yesterday to boost a dead early 90's Ford truck- with a 302. Battery was a DEAD group 24 from having the ignition left on accessory all day and night. Hooked up the pack and she spun over a hair slow but fired right up- and it's still got more than enough oomph to do it a few more times.
Originally Posted By: Vikas
Those have to be LiPO; I don't think regular 18650 would be able to source that much current.
Now you have me wanting to take it apart to find out. Maybe I will get the screwdrivers soon.
On another note, I received a Newegg news flyer in my email and actually advertised the Noco Genius Boost cheaper than anywhere else.... $99.99, see price in cart it says.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...-9SIA33T1ZM3178
Those have to be LiPO; I don't think regular 18650 would be able to source that much current.
Now you have me wanting to take it apart to find out. Maybe I will get the screwdrivers soon.
On another note, I received a Newegg news flyer in my email and actually advertised the Noco Genius Boost cheaper than anywhere else.... $99.99, see price in cart it says.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...-9SIA33T1ZM3178
Was doing some research during the week on 18650s, Teslas, SolarCity and the like, and a workmate had another brand charger that had what appeared to be a failed cell.
Texted me Thursday night to say that (his) wasn't an 18650, but was some sort of rectangular battery, stacked to fit.
Texted me Thursday night to say that (his) wasn't an 18650, but was some sort of rectangular battery, stacked to fit.
For those of you that missed it, i moved a discussion to here with my first test.
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb...niu#Post3515425
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb...niu#Post3515425
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