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CARFIXUP DIRECT via Amazon has
S ZEVZO ET03 2500A Car Jump Starter & 20,000mAH Power Bank on sale for $56.99 - $12 off when you 'clip' the coupon on the product page - $15.39 when you 'clip' redeem on the 27% promo on the product page or enter promo code
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Product Details:
- Can easily jump-start all 12V common vehicles with up to 8.0L gas and 7.0L diesel engines in seconds with its peak current reaching 2500 amps. Supports 50 jump starts at most on a single charge and suitable for lawnmowers, motorcycles, passenger cars, trucks, and even boats, etc.
- Integrated the force start function in the jumper clamps, which delivers powerful performance to bring your vehicle back to life even if the vehicle has a completely dead battery at 0V.
- Can also work as a 74Wh large battery capacity portable power bank to charge your smartphones, tablets, or other USB electric devices.
- Two 5V/2A USB output ports are packed on this jump starter that can be applied at the same time for charging, 50% faster than a standard charger.
- 400-lumens LED flashlight to provide help in darkness or for emergency situations that support three variable light modes (stable, strobe, and SOS).
- LCD screen to check the battery status, a wide working temperature from -4℉ to 140℉, and 24 months long standby time.
- 10 intelligent safety protections against overcharge, short circuits, reverse polarity, power surging and sparking, and so forth.
- Includes: 1x SZEVZO ET03 Jump Starter, 1x Smart Jump Cables, 1x USB Type-C Charging Cable, 1x Storage Case, 1x User Manual.
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I picked this up last week and decided to run the project farm watt hr test (@~10watts).
I got 54.3 Wh on the first test.
Not bad imo.
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