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expired Posted by nismos14 • Dec 14, 2024
RYOBI 18V ONE+ Jump Starter Kit $117 - $117
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RYOBI 18V ONE+ Jump Starter Kit code JINGLE for free shipping
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So it has a hard start capacitor?
What kind of track record does this thing have? I read reviews of people saying the buttons random stop working. Doesn't give much confidence in something that is needed in emergency situations
Jump N Carry jumpers have been around for decades and are used by PennDOT's Safety Patrol Division and usually AAA guys use them too. They also provide you with a lifetime repair/replacement service coupon where you can mail the jumper back to them and no matter what condition it's in, they will repair or replace the entire thing for $50-$75 depending on the model
Classic jump n carry uses lead acid batteries. Lead acid batteries can support high current draws, but they work best with frequent use. Even with frequent use they'll die in 3-6 years. With infrequent use, they'll die in 1-3 years. It's also dangerous to overcharge them. All of this makes them perfect for those who use it multiple times a day like AAA and other emergency response crews, but poorly suited for homeowners who'll probably use it once every few months. Lithium jump starters are much better for homeowners because they can last a long time even with very occasional use.
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For those saying we should use a lead acid or one of those other LION ones like NOCO, I carry a Ryobi impact wrench and inflator already. Having a single battery for all my tools I carry with me for emergencies is a huge plus for me.
I bought one for me. Thanks OP!
We have gone through tons of jumpers including NOCO, they are great the first year but they ALL go bad eventually. JNC is the only one you can use for 5 years+
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The discussion has nothing to do with a 1 year warranty
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We have gone through tons of jumpers including NOCO, they are great the first year but they ALL go bad eventually. JNC is the only one you can use for 5 years+
I had a NOCO Genius Sport in my previous car since 2018 due to mystery parasitic drain and it's now in my current car.
So far this year, I've jumped my friend's Prius twice, his father's Yukon, coworker's Suburban, my manager's MB GLC and my neighbor's Prius.
In August, I jumped my own car 5 times when the battery died at work and I drove to Autozone then Costco for a new battery. That's on a single charge and I could have gone at least another jump.