can i use to jump another 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.
1321102
No! It is really an extension of the cigarette lighter socket, the wires are not heavy duty to jump start.
1321103
Probably not a good idea. First because there is only one set of clamps, which would require some unusual means to connect to the second battery. Second, should a means be found, the high charging current from a fresh to an exhausted battery would possibly burn out the small gauge wires. There is a reason that jumper cables are heavy gauge and preferably made of copper: They often are required to carry large electrical current,
1321104
The wires are not marked to show the gauge, but they are so small that I do not think they are even close to being #4 or #6 which is what my jumper cables are, but I am not an authority.
1321105
I would not. This is not a heavy duty device. It has small clips and small wires. It is designed to provide power to devices directly from the battery.
1051502
Yes! Make sure to follow a wiring diagram for a two battery system, so one battery is not getting the charge and not the other and you will be fine....The controller will provide current until both batteries are completely charged.
1324701
Yes it will work as a 2nd battery because the two batteries work independently - only one at a time. Just make sure you use the correct chargers on the two batteries - they will have different chargers now.
1582851
You can if you want to. There is an 'on/off' toggle switch at the bottom. Even if you don't it does not drain the battery too much.
1836482
I don't know why not. I use a Battery Tender Jr to keep the four I have topped up.
2025913
Yes you can as long as the amp output is high enough. But you are able to connect easily to the terminal posts of these batteries.
960059
yes you can you just need to find something that connects to the battery. You should be able to find something at a hoby shop
1447039
No you dont . You can use the sameone , just be very careful . Since I replaced the battery on mine it has worked great .
1053707
If I had a car I'd use a higher ah battery stand alone and attach an inverter... Or a regular back up car battery with inverter if I never needed to use jumpstart feature.
269234
you can but you will need to completely remove the battery pack and the other module "node" (don't recall exactly what its called) and bypass it completely. If you need assistance doing so Deltas tech support team were excellent and they helped me out.
849757
Yes.you can. But to be sure just take a closer look at the battery in the picture. and see if one of the two connections match with the one coming out from your rc car.
356765
Yes you can. I've never used it exclusively for one but if I plug it in before my other one it'll go up!
707441
I also have one on my bike. I have the alligator clip attachment for it. I don't see why it can't be used to jump start.
536939
Yes you can. Just be sure to sync one before you turn the other one on. Hope this helps.
1043792
I'd say NO. The owner's manual states that you shouldn't do this, as it shortens the battery's lifespan. How much it shortens it, it doesn't say.
1136674
You can connect two of these to your battery but I don't recommend charging the battery and using the USB at the same time.
2004734
In order to jump start--yes. There is no storage capacity in the charger itself. I bought it to run diagnostics on Optima Batteries.