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NWI INGO General Post - Part 13
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I never bought a portable charger before. Never needed one.
Always keep up on maintenance. Always keep an eye on battery age. Change before trouble.
Ford just said my battery was installed March of this year. But they have replaced a bunch. They might have had a bad batch. So they are checking it out.
Suspect it's the battery. Hope it's the battery. Better than a short or vampire load.
Battery is dead. Ford is replacing now.
No more jumping .
They think they had a bad batch, they have replaced others from that time frame
No more jumping .
They think they had a bad batch, they have replaced others from that time frame
I want something with a little ass to it.
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He's bass ackwards on his hits though. The Earth rotates FROM west TO east; therefore the targets to the east are "dropping out" from underneath the bullet while the targets to the west are "rising up" to the bullet. But his west target had low strikes and his east target did not. Either he screwed up his description or I heard him wrong.
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I don't care who you are, that's funny right there.
400 amps @12v through what, 18 gauge wire? yeah, for maybe a second.
No. You use it to put juice in your battery.
yea,and...?
it has no issues. MY old one, which was similar, but a different brand, started my 460 BBF. You have to def read the directions on these though. if it doesnt fire the first time, there is a cool down period. If not, they will swell and could blow up.
The original question still stands.
If you leave such a device in the car in these harsh, cold climate wont the battery pack also suffer the same faith as the car battery?
I have been lucky with my battery in my old car. It lasted 8 years in the interpid and through both of those harsh winters last 2 years hout any issues. That was when the battery as 7 and 8 years old! Got it at walmart and it was the biggest amp size for the battery sizE for that car.
The current van its battery is 3 years old but i dont trust it. This week it had trouble starting the van. I think its just a std battery as oppose to a bugger amp one. Im holding off replacing it until it dies on me. Sears last year told me its good but will need replacing in 12 to 18 months. So the time ia coming up for it.
Guess i just dont see the need for such a jumper battery if you keep up with your battery.
If you leave such a device in the car in these harsh, cold climate wont the battery pack also suffer the same faith as the car battery?
I have been lucky with my battery in my old car. It lasted 8 years in the interpid and through both of those harsh winters last 2 years hout any issues. That was when the battery as 7 and 8 years old! Got it at walmart and it was the biggest amp size for the battery sizE for that car.
The current van its battery is 3 years old but i dont trust it. This week it had trouble starting the van. I think its just a std battery as oppose to a bugger amp one. Im holding off replacing it until it dies on me. Sears last year told me its good but will need replacing in 12 to 18 months. So the time ia coming up for it.
Guess i just dont see the need for such a jumper battery if you keep up with your battery.
My battery was bought in March of this year.
Several from the same timeframe have been brought in for the same problem.
How do you "keep up with your battery" without even 1 year on it.
As for wear and tear. The battery pack will need the battery every so often, just like any other battery.
It's not the cold that damages it, it's the frequent deep cycling.
Or in my case, it was a defective battery.
But your larry and by default the gods hate you and thus why your battery issues.
For the rest of us with normal batteries you did answer my question. Ill skip that pack for now. Cause the snob wants me to leave it in the car in plain site.
If i do that i should leave the glock and "clips and bullets" also in plain site so that people can see the pack is protected right?
For the rest of us with normal batteries you did answer my question. Ill skip that pack for now. Cause the snob wants me to leave it in the car in plain site.
If i do that i should leave the glock and "clips and bullets" also in plain site so that people can see the pack is protected right?
NO. Mines been in the car for a month and still shows a full charge. Every other week ill plug it in just to top it off and it never takes more than a few seconds. It makes a great gift, as my first one was to me.. Used the **** out of it
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