A good review but I only lasted about 11 minutes before I had to switch him off
He does some good stuff but the voice over can get a bit wearing at times
A good review but I only lasted about 11 minutes before I had to switch him off
hows yours doing i tryed to use mine once on a car that was not turning over very well but made no differance ?Thats odd, Ring usually have reasonable stuff.
My Yaber arrived. It is massive, tissue box or glove box sized. Comes in a nice case. Heavier than a big powerbank and not much bigger in electrical capacity, it would be interesting to open it up and compare..
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Bought the lad one of the Lidl jump start packs on 12 January 2024. He fully charged it and left it in the car until this week. Went to lend it to someone at work and it was dead. I didn't realise it discharged like this.
Mine has a button that shows its charge state. After two weeks it's around 75% so I bring it indoors and give it a boost with the laptop charger.It does say in the instructions to charge it regularly!
Mine has a button that shows its charge state. After two weeks it's around 75% so I bring it indoors and give it a boost with the laptop charger.
Still wouldn't be without it: the car phones home every 30 minutes, apparently, so the battery ends up flat after a week.
Hence this: https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum...kle-charge-through-the-trailer-socket.131358/
Nup -Noco, from Halfords. With a 10% trade discount think it was around £100.It's a Lidl one you have?
I previously resisted as the big ones were just too expensive, even at £80. Also the GooLoo had a more expensive version with usbc fast charging, which I also wanted.
My brother has Yaber branded small one, which seems to work well enough, but there is a big version of it I have been watching similar spec to the GooLoo (I am ignoring the silly numbers, instead looking at battery capacity of 26.8Ah)
Well now we are into spring, prices have dropped a bit. 10% discount and a £25 voucher brings it to £65 and I have bought one.
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Wow! What's the point of an emergency booster pack that loses charge so quickly?Mine has a button that shows its charge state. After two weeks it's around 75% so I bring it indoors and give it a boost with the laptop charger.
Still wouldn't be without it: the car phones home every 30 minutes, apparently, so the battery ends up flat after a week.
Hence this: https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum...kle-charge-through-the-trailer-socket.131358/
Ive two my cheapie from ebay….9 months will still start a pick up. Get used most on my digger in winter.Wow! What's the point of an emergency booster pack that loses charge so quickly?
Most folk want a "buy it and forget about it until I need it" unit not something that will be too flat to be any use when actually need it
A button to show charge is a good idea. Mine has a basic 5-bar charge scale, very crude but better than nothing, it seem to keep full charge for many months with no problem .. touch wood it continues like that !
Batteries don't have infinite efficiencyWow! What's the point of an emergency booster pack that loses charge so quickly?
Most folk want a "buy it and forget about it until I need it" unit not something that will be too flat to be any use when actually need it
A button to show charge is a good idea. Mine has a basic 5-bar charge scale, very crude but better than nothing, it seem to keep full charge for many months with no problem .. touch wood it continues like that !
It’s a good job that most don’t lose charge at that rate! I doubt my EV would lose more than 1% over a fortnight.Batteries don't have infinite efficiency