Buture super capacitor jump starter review

[@ureviews]

Check it out on Amazon: extrafudge.com/ref/B0B1HCLW37 Honestly it works, the question is, will it last. I'll keep you posted! EDIT: 11/8/2022 - When charging with USB-C input using a PD charger the max wattage is 10W. So it will take about 30 minutes to charge using the USB-C cable. Edit: 1/5/2023 - I've already used it 3 times, with a inline 4 cyl and a 3.5 v6 worked perfect! Also discharge rate is about 15% an hour.

[@dubmob151]

4:20 it took 24 percent for the start based on the drop to 76 percent, assuming the display accurately reflects the cap charge level. The 93 percent shown is after the charge is replaced by the car's charging system when it started, usually at about the 13.5 to 14V level. The full 100% boost level is usually at about 15.5 to 16.3V on these super cap units, so 13.5 to 14 should roughly translate to to the 93% shown. They probably base the display percentage on straight voltage and not energy, which is a voltage squared value.

[@Budgeman83030]

When I seen a picture of this, it reminded me of the Hulkman Alpha 85S that I bought

[@rajeshchetty5519]

The waiting depends on the battery condition, if the battery is really fucked it takes about 5 minutes. If its just a battery thats low on charge takes about 2 minutes

[@aholmes6612]

I took the battery out of my truck and hooked it directly to the cables of the truck...the truck turned over with one try and no waiting time.

[@sureshgarine]

thank you, this video helped us to jump start

[@ureviews]

Great to hear!

[@udance4ever]

just got mine today - took about 40 min to charge over USB-C from an el cheapo power bank I trickle charge using a solar panel on the dash. I don't have a car to test this on (and not about to run down my battery!) so I'm gonna just hope I never need to use this and it's just an insurance policy. I found myself here because I did in fact get stuck last week up in the rural mountains and thank god I wasn't alone at the time!

[@ureviews]

This saved me a few times already! But my advice is not to keep it changed and just use either your cars almost dead battery or some other car. Takes 3 minutes or so.

[@udance4ever]

@@ureviews oh yeah - that's the use case im shooting for. I wanted to make sure if my battery is too dead [and if there was no one in sight like where I was last week up in the mountains!], I had a backup way to get it fired up [and back up of the back up using solar!]

[@dubmob151]

​You could always just get a tiny sealed lead acid battery like from an old UPS backup to have on hand or a degraded jump pack that would be useless otherwise. That'll be enough to charge the cap pack in more reasonable time.

[@1mw4tch1ng]

It does not have AI which mean you can’t tell it to start. But mention once 100% charge you press the button and count down for 10 seconds and the. Start the engine. not tell it to start the car.

[@Americanflagg]

Cool thanks

[@laramsgto1123]

That's awesome it actually tells u how your car battery how high is it ? I need to get me one of this jump start.

[@ureviews]

This thing actually saved me 3 times already. I recommend! (But know it's limitations)

[@DominicRyanOsborne]

Me over here 4 hours ago.. damn why are there no starters that ship to Canada.. Bro over here with the I GOT CHU

[@ureviews]

What?! They don't ship those to Canada?

[@The762x39mm]

@@ureviews Thankyou for the video and yes Amazon U.S. ship to canada so i will get 1 for sure!

[@tester56752]

привет! А если не запускать двигатель, за сколько времени свинцовыц акб его высадит? Сможете тест сделать?

[@robertogonzalez2532]

I got a question, do you need to wait 3 minutes every time you want to jump start a vehicle? Let's say you work at a shop and you need to jump start like 3 cars, it'll take take you more than 9 minutes to get all those 3 vehicles running? Thanks

[@ureviews]

Once you use it, it goes down like you saw in the video, it will discharge slowly and you would just have to top it off. It could potentially be kept plugged. But I don't know if it will shorten the life of it.

[@robertogonzalez2532]

Okay, thanks

[@mrlaw711]

Say you do work in a shop, and have three vehicles to jump start - why would you need this since you would have a regular jump starter box. This product is designed for those that do not want to charge but are mostly afraid of the lithium batteries catching fire while keep the starter in a hot car, say in Arizona, where temperatures can exceed 160 degrees inside the vehicle. Plus, it may last 10 years as opposed to the standard 3-4 years of a lithium model. So, it actually can e justified on several models including the financial one.

[@robertogonzalez2532]

I did bought one, but I ended up returning it after using it for a month. It works well on batteries that are a little discharged, but if the battery is really low it takes way too long for the jumper get to 100%, more than 30 min I would say and finally be able to jumpstart the car. For death batteries it just won't charge the jumper at all. My car battery was not that bad, it could go for a full day and I guess it just dies because it's cold. I mean it's not that cold, just about 30-50F since I live in CA. Well that was just my experience with the jumper, many other people may like it just like the pros you already mentioned before but it's just not for me, don't really have the time to be waiting every time I want to jump start my car or if the car battery is discharged but not totally death it just won't jump start the car unless you charge the jumper at home and it's already 100% charged.

[@fusionchef1]

@@robertogonzalez2532 If your battery fails to start your car regularly then there is obviously a problem with your battery or vehicle power system and you should get it fixed rather than continuously relying on emergency items.

[@ericmartines4373]

I connected the car correctly, but the red light came on and the red light came on continuously. The manual says this is a reverse connection error, but I connected it correctly. There is no customer service phone, I can't reach it.

[@ureviews]

You did black to back and red to red?

[@ericmartines4373]

@@ureviews yes

[@ureviews]

Probably defective... Get a replacement..

[@ericmartines4373]

@@ureviews I tried it in my other car today and it worked fine. I think there is a problem with the vehicle, do you have any information what it could be?

[@mrelectraglide8155]

Remember - off first - on last.

[@ureviews]

Wax on wax off. 🤣

[@silenthero_4521]

I lost the clamps do you know where I can buy it?

[@ureviews]

Probably you can ask the company, how did you lose it? It comes with a zippered section

[@silenthero_4521]

@@ureviews it was in my trunk and one boom I don’t see it

[@silenthero_4521]

@@ureviews do you have there email

[@wael2449]

If there is no battery in the car, can he start it? After charging it, of course

[@ureviews]

I'm pretty sure it would but I didn't test that scenario.

[@macho.3088]

How long does a charge hold for on these capacitors.

[@ureviews]

I'll check today. If i had to guess no more than a few hours.

[@ureviews]

I waited 2 hours. 1st hour it was 90. 2nd it was 80. So if it's linear then about 10 hours to completely drained.

[@macho.3088]

That sucks. Would i have to wait 3 mins to do a quick jump start or no ?

[@ureviews]

Yeah 3 to 5 minutes. If you charge it with "dead" battery and it's completely discharged

[@spacecoastz4026]

@@macho.3088 It doesn't suck any more than a battery jump pack that is too dead to work. How many mins is it going to take to find someone willing to give you a jump?

[@mrlaw711]

Say you do work in a shop, and have three vehicles to jump start - why would you need this since you would have a regular jump starter box. This product is designed for those that do not want to charge but are mostly afraid of the lithium batteries catching fire while keep the starter in a hot car, say in Arizona, where temperatures can exceed 160 degrees inside the vehicle. Plus, it may last 10 years as opposed to the standard 3-4 years of a lithium model. So, it actually can e justified on several models including the financial one.

[@fusionchef1]

very simply you would not need this item in a shop. it is for when you are on the road and don't look pretty enough for someone to be willing to come to jumpstart you. Other battery-powered jump starters lose their charge if not plugged in regularly and then will not work. this offers the ability to use your own drained battery as a power source to jump-start or even your phone. I am guessing 10 years' life for the capacitors is very conservative, especially considering most electronics have capacitors in them and they get much more regular use than this item would.

[@yamayou00]

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[@yamayou00]

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