is it good for jump starting
376800
I bought this charger to allow me to jump start my diesel pickup. While I have not had to jump start my pickup, I have used it to jump start both my tractor and my wife's car. It had plenty of power for both these jump starts.
376801
Yes. As long as you are jump starting it with a battery in your car and near a power outlet to plug this in.
393333
I don't believe so. You might want buy the Powerall Jump Starter instead for that feature.
1250241
To be completely honest, it has held up pretty good, but I´m always ready to jump (just in case). I´m using it from 3 to 5 times a week (started in 240lbs and now I´m 210).
729540
Yes was easy to step up. Came with instructions. To use remote starter have to lock doors with remote and hold the remote starter for a couple of seconds
1467778
Hi Ed,It will depend on the draw of the chair. I've used this to jump start a car a few times, so you might get a cycle or two of up and down, however it will not last for a long period of time. Here is the output info from the manual:Output480w Continuous (time varies based on intensity of the draw)5-min AC power 600wPeak AC output 960w
117142
The other answer is not correct. I've bought this kit 3 times and it has always come with the jump start.
2005745
Depends on what and how long your running. I was able to jump start my Toyota about four times before I needed to recharge it.
1783386
Just look up the jump starter. Start the vehicle. And unhook the jump starter. The jump starter should not be hooked up more than 30 seconds after the vehicle is started.
2047833
Yes! This is such a great jumper. I got it for my 6 mo old grandson and he is starting to work his way around it, exploring all the toys and jumping. He loves it.
1438760
I have doubts on this (or similar devices) being that reliable for jump-starting any car with a fully drained battery. The battery in this is about 20% the size/weight of most car batteries, so I don't expect but that much power out of them. Most manuals for these say things like "Don't try cranking the engine over 5 seconds or the battery will be damaged". The reason for that is because it's so small a battery and you're expecting so much power from it that cranking the engine seems like creating a short circuit (which could make the battery explode if kept in that state for over a minute). Although the sales people like to put the "400 amp" labels on these to make it seem big, I doubt you can really get 100 amps for cranking an engine. I've seen a fair number of reviews on units like this saying "It didn't work for me", so feel free to look at those (sometimes the negative reviews give more info than a "Works great" one where that's all they say). Also feel free to see my review of the Peak 1 450 jump starter (and that one has a 18 amp/hour battery, this one is only 5 amp/hour). I'm not trying to make you go after a brand (several brands sell virtually the same thing like Clore, Stanley, Black & Decker and more), but realize it's limitations since it's not a full size car battery.
1321101
No, the wire gauge is not large enough to handle the large current need to jump start a car. It is for low current use, like trouble lights.
1007882
No, that is a misprint or something of the sort, it is not at all suited to jump start a dead battery. However, if you were to leave it hooked up to a (nearly but not entirely) dead battery for 10 minutes, that would usually be enough to get the car started unless the battery itself is not just drained but also worn out or damaged/defective/etc, or unless it is very cold outside.
86768
This battery pack could be used as the "source" for some "jump-start" devices that use the lighter outlet for connecting the cars together. However I'll add a few comments about using those lighter connected "jump-start" devices. First, several such devices like the Wagan Jumper item 9796 will draw more power than they deliver to "pump" the power, thus they waste some of the energy being transfered. Also they only work if you have a good battery in the car that accidentally got drained, so if the car battery won't hold enough of a charge to start the car, you'll never get going from the "trickle charge" they provide. Those also can take 15-30 minutes to give you enough charge to start, so don't be expecting to plug it in and 30 seconds later to be turning the key to start. Speaking of the key, you also need to have the key in the "accessories" position while charging the car so the lighter is connected to the battery in the car, but you're not draining power with the cars engine computer running like while in the "on" position. So with all of those issues, most don't like those lighter "jump-start" devices (look at the reviews of such), but that doesn't mean they don't work for some.
1783383
Only 10 to 15 seconds until the car or truck with the weak battery starts. M power jump is a great product with power to start cars with dead batteries.
1901806
Yes, it is a great starting keyboard. 10 year old is learning basic piano on it and loves it. It is placed against a wall where no one can knock it off the stand. It is true the keyboard just sits on the stand with no attachment, but if you have it in a place where no one can hit it, it is fine. I would purchase it again.
406994
Consider purchasing a $20 power source (e.g. Walmart). This is escentially a battery with its own clamps to hook on to a 12 volt battery to jump start it, but it also has a cigarette lighter plug in. Use your 12 volt car pump plugged into this and you'll have the speed without being tied to the car. The unit is also great for a jump start if ever you need it.
342054
Yes. It's A Small One But It Works And Is A Decent Starter Until You Upgrade To A Bigger Taller One.