how to connect a portable jump starter

Don't get stranded with a dead battery, be sure to always carry a portable jump starter power bank. In this motorcycle how to connect a portable jump starter video, we will create a custom connection so you can use your portable jump starter on any motorcycle with a standard SAE connector which eliminates the need to use tools to get at your battery. A companion how to install an SAE connector video at the following link: • SAE battery connector ...
While I am using the Halo Bolt 58830 here, the method for how to connect a portable jump starter is the same whatever brand of portable jump starter you choose.
The Halo Bolt 58830 Power Bank in this video can be found at the following link:
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The SAE extension cable used to extend the connection can be found at this link:
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I hope this was helpful, I'm always delighted to get your questions comments and feedback.
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00:00 Introduction
01:08 Halo Bolt Power Bank
01:27 Measure and Cut Cables
04:36 Splice Wires
06:19 Solder Wires
07:09 Cover Spliced Connection
07:33 Summary
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[@turbochimps]

Good video. I have a question though. The wire doesn't have a box with diodes that prevents your bike forcing power back into the jump starter pack, and possibly making it explode in your hand. How do you know it's safe? Is there any way to add that on?

[@dualsportgarage]

I reached out to Halo/ACG relaying your question and they assured me that their "patented safety circuit...ensures safety". I also talked with an independent auto industry engineer who concurred with this assessment. So, I'm comfortable that the electronics will prevent power from flowing back into the power cell itself (if used as instructed per operating manual of course). That said, I am not a representative of Halo/ACG. So, you can always source more specific information directly from the company at halo.acgbrands.com/en_US/ ...hope this helps!