AUTO Direct via Walmart has AVAPOW 12V 4000A Peak 27800mAh Car Battery Jump Starter (Black) on sale for for $39.99 - $11 with promo code D3W5PJYB at checkout = $28.99. Shipping is free.
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Powerful 4000A Peak Current: Instantly starts all gas engines and up to 10.0L diesel; delivers up to 60 jumps per charge on 12V vehicles (cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, boats, ATVs; not for hybrids/PHEVs)
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AUTO Direct via Walmart has AVAPOW 12V 4000A Peak 27800mAh Car Battery Jump Starter (Black) on sale for for $39.99 - $11 with promo code D3W5PJYB at checkout = $28.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Staff Member DesertGardener for sharing this deal.
Details:
Powerful 4000A Peak Current: Instantly starts all gas engines and up to 10.0L diesel; delivers up to 60 jumps per charge on 12V vehicles (cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, boats, ATVs; not for hybrids/PHEVs)
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Just bought one before seen this coupon. Be aware that this particular unit does not have the 'forced start' function. Went back and read the product description and saw that it does not list this critical function. The next one up does emphasized this function in the description. It will start a low enough charge battery but will not charge a dead battery. Tried to jump a dead battery due to an interior light inadvertently was left on but didn't work. Used the older version of this very same one which does have the forced start function and it started right up.
Out of the six or seven cheap Chinese jump starters I have bought over the years, this one seems to work the best and most powerful.
I do crush open the plastic box on the cables and remove the safety chip.
Solder the wires directly to the connector.
No more voltage sensing garbage and over-crank time outs.
Works much better like older lead acid jumpers.
It doesn't have the chip, which may or may not be good idea as it controls discharge, but that is purpose of the cable, instead of breaking apart n soldering like another mentioned.
It doesn't have the chip, which may or may not be good idea as it controls discharge, but that is purpose of the cable, instead of breaking apart n soldering like another mentioned.
Thanks, didn't know that
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The original cable is 8AWG. This cable is 10AWG. IMO, 8AWG is just adequately safe for jump cable. 10AWG is really on the small size using for jump cable
Out of the six or seven cheap Chinese jump starters I have bought over the years, this one seems to work the best and most powerful.
I do crush open the plastic box on the cables and remove the safety chip.
Solder the wires directly to the connector.
No more voltage sensing garbage and over-crank time outs.
Works much better like older lead acid jumpers.
This could be dangerous when the engine/alternator starts to charge the battery. Most of these units have an override button instead.
In for 2, thanks. Been wanting one of these for a while. Can't remember the last time I had to jump one of my cars, but it'll come in handy for my quads, tractor, and bike I'm sure.
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Just bought one before seen this coupon. Be aware that this particular unit does not have the 'forced start' function. Went back and read the product description and saw that it does not list this critical function. The next one up does emphasized this function in the description. It will start a low enough charge battery but will not charge a dead battery. Tried to jump a dead battery due to an interior light inadvertently was left on but didn't work. Used the older version of this very same one which does have the forced start function and it started right up.
The original cable is 8AWG. This cable is 10AWG. IMO, 8AWG is just adequately safe for jump cable. 10AWG is really on the small size using for jump cable
Is it worth to upgrade to the 10AWG cable?
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I do crush open the plastic box on the cables and remove the safety chip.
Solder the wires directly to the connector.
No more voltage sensing garbage and over-crank time outs.
Works much better like older lead acid jumpers.
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https://www.amazon.com/YETOR-Conn...=8-10&th=1
Thanks op!
they don't charge anymore after a few months or you leave them in your trunk for a few months & they don't hold charge?
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https://www.amazon.com/YETOR-Conn...=8-10&th=1
I do crush open the plastic box on the cables and remove the safety chip.
Solder the wires directly to the connector.
No more voltage sensing garbage and over-crank time outs.
Works much better like older lead acid jumpers.
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