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1500 amps? At 12 volts? So, this a jump pack? And they claim 1500 amps from the battery? Through what wire gauge?got me a battery tender 1500 amp - works like butter.. buy once, cry once
Start Current/Peak Current 750Amp/1500Amp1500 amps? At 12 volts? So, this a jump pack? And they claim 1500 amps from the battery? Through what wire gauge?
Let's see, the owner's manual says this: DC output 12-16.8V DC, 10 AMP
How then, can they label it as a 1500 amp, when they state that it puts out 10 amps?
You could definately use another .I have three of the GooLoo GP 2000 models.
Use the Noco GB70 2000AMP at work. Some cars need them 2 in parallel to jump start.If anyone's wondering, the Gooloo GT1500A will jump start a Cummins L9
One in each vehicle.You could definately use another .
Directly from Battery Tender below..1500 amps? At 12 volts? So, this a jump pack? And they claim 1500 amps from the battery? Through what wire gauge?
Let's see, the owner's manual says this: DC output 12-16.8V DC, 10 AMP
How then, can they label it as a 1500 amp, when they state that it puts out 10 amps?
That's useless if something needs a min or two of cranking to fire.Directly from Battery Tender below..
the 1500 A jump starter will attempt five consecutive jump starts, Each attempt lasts 3.5 seconds with a 1/2 second pause between each attempt. During the 3.5 second period the full current source of 1500 A is available to start the engine. If a successful engine start is not detected an error is indicated and no additional jump starts are attempted.
The amount of current flow available from the jump pack is dependent upon a number of factors: state of charger, state of health, age, temperature, etc.
Yeah, rating a device, based on a millisecond long peak current, is silly. That’s my point. I get how they work. “The full current source“ is some serious obfuscation.Directly from Battery Tender below..
the 1500 A jump starter will attempt five consecutive jump starts, Each attempt lasts 3.5 seconds with a 1/2 second pause between each attempt. During the 3.5 second period the full current source of 1500 A is available to start the engine. If a successful engine start is not detected an error is indicated and no additional jump starts are attempted.
The amount of current flow available from the jump pack is dependent upon a number of factors: state of charger, state of health, age, temperature, etc.