Will this product tell me if the portable Car Jump Starter is powered enough to jump start my car?
1668587
Yes. But only if you know how to interpret the meaning of the battery voltage to the 100th of a volt by the meter and not by the indicator lights. Haven't found what is supposed to be triggering them.
1766033
Yes will work as a jump starter. Have to plug it in its nice if you need to slow charge a battery as well. Very well made.
1586133
No. This is a extension cord. I use it for motorcycles if they would need a jump start. A trickle charger should come with everything you need to charge your car. Hope this helps you. Have a nice day.
1571732
I have no idea. You will need to contact the seller and verify that the starter is compatible with the car.
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.
2245191
IIRC it does, the jump starting option draws a lot of power. I'll check mine when I'm in the garage and if it's different I'll let you know.
859570
Battery capacity is 12000 mAhinput- 12volt/1Aoutput- 5V/2.1A (2 x USB port)- 12V/10A- for vehicle jump startbattery type- not specified?Cold weather performance- not specified.Jump start current: 200-400A20x jump start on full charge
1692777
Don't understand the question. Think maybe you would have take the Jumpstarter out of the DC plug to charge the car battery. Hope that helps.
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.
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I guess if you know what to look for, you can try it. If your car battery is only showing 12 volts on any test device, it's probably not going to start your car. When I worked on my own vehicles and built hot rods, we always wanted between 13.5 and 14.4 volts for a full charge indication, with the engine not running. Car batteries have to pull a heavy load when starting a cold engine. That's why the "cold cranking amps" are shown on the sales shelf. If you really need to know about your car battery, I would not fool with this tester as a serious tool. I would be willing to bet, the 12 volt battery they mean on the test setting is your car alarm remote or wireless doorbell battery in the button module. I guess if you know what to look for, you can try it. If your car battery is only showing 12 volts on any test device, it's probably not going to start your car. When I worked on my own vehicles and built hot rods, we always wanted between 13.5 and 14.4 volts for a full charge indication, with the engine not running. Car batteries have to pull a heavy load when starting a cold engine. That's why the "cold cranking amps" are shown on the sales shelf. If you really need to know about your car battery, I would not fool with this tester as a serious tool. I would be willing to bet,... » Read More I guess if you know what to look for, you can try it. If your car battery is only showing 12 volts on any test device, it's probably not going to start your car. When I worked on my own vehicles and built hot rods, we always wanted between 13.5 and 14.4 volts for a full charge indication, with the engine not running. Car batteries have to pull a heavy load when starting a cold engine. That's why the "cold cranking amps" are shown on the sales shelf. If you really need to know about your car battery, I would not fool with this tester as a serious tool. I would be willing to bet, the 12 volt battery they mean on the test setting is your car alarm remote or wireless doorbell battery in the button module. « Show Less
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No! It is really an extension of the cigarette lighter socket, the wires are not heavy duty to jump start.
1620472
If it's fully charged, it should be. Jumped my dead Subaru Legacy Turbo with this thing.
1371665
Yes but you need a cig. lighter or aux power outlet that powers on and off with the car ignition and optional power cord , it will power up when you turn on the ignition , Camera menu must be set to "Car Mode"
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
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.
1129161
You can use this to jump start your vehicle and if the vehicle's battery is still good then letting your engine run for a while (usually 30 to 45 minutes) should charge the battery. If your battery won't hold a charge then its time to replace it. I don't think you will have good results trying to charge a battery directly off of this. This jump starter is basically just a battery itself that you can recharge by plugging into an outlet.
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This isNOT a jump starter. It's a maintainer and a darn good one. It puts out a max of 4.3 amps. You need 30 amps to jump start. If you put this unit on your TV all the time you won't need a jumper, and your battery will last a lot longer.