Best Car Jump Starter 2022? Jump Start a 5.9L Diesel & 7.4L Big Block? NOCO, Autogen, Yesper, Gooloo

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Brands: NOCO BGX155, Gooloo, Yesper, Autogen, Avapow, Lokithor, Provasee, Foxpeed, BRPOM. All the jump started tested on a 5.3L and 7.4L gasoline engines with completely drained batteries. Jump starters also tested on a 5.9L diesel with completely drained batteries. Batteries bench tested for current and total watt hours. I purchased all of the jump starters to ensure an unbiased review. So, thank you for supporting the channel.
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@ProjectFarm Год назад

It's been a year since the last jump starter review. Please let me know if there are more brand's you'd like tested. Thanks again and best regards, Todd Products Tested In This Video (in no particular order): NOCO GBX155: amzn.to/3BKnUbH Gooloo: amzn.to/3Abu0ku Yesper YJS 40: amzn.to/3TEQO36 Yesper Armor Pro 2: amzn.to/3UsNngW Autogen: amzn.to/3fY4gBf Avapow: amzn.to/3O4GNe7 Lokithor: amzn.to/3WXvus9 Povasee: amzn.to/3ULGYNA Foxpeed: amzn.to/3UMBWkB BRPOM: amzn.to/3fUlAXX

@jampacc Год назад

The man is the best on RU-vid.

@MrC9Oh3 Год назад

O[0⁹the

@kevinwalker7102 Год назад

You are the king with RU-vid test by far! Biggest fan! Can maybe do the test by using a revolution meter on one of the motors pulleys while spinning over...Could measure the revolutions per so many mins. Definitely could hear the difference on the more powerful units tho. Great job! Thanks

@Alanjoseph2004 Год назад

Keep going leagent

@4gbmeans4gb61 Год назад

Great video but you should have did a test with all the batteries under 32f. I found the COLD effects the bats and the jumpers a lot.

@holdenmoreland3119 Год назад

Bought a cheaper “TopVision” jump box based on your last review of these boxes. Still going strong several years later including dozens of jumps across cars, trucks, and a couple tractors.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Great to hear!

@Ice_Berg Год назад

I did the same 2 years ago. I thankfully haven't needed my Topvision starter too often, but it's been great the several times I've needed it to help out with family member's cars.

@Zensight Год назад

I also bought the topvision and it's still going strong, too! I've used it on several different cars now and maybe ~20 jumps

@nleippe Год назад

I just bought a 2nd topvision so each car can have their own. 1st one still going strong, worked great the few times I've needed it.

@husbeard Год назад

Same, my TopVision is still going strong. I've used it maybe 3 times though in the last 2 years. :D

@helloitsme4139 Год назад

I use the Noco everyday in my job (CAA. Canadian AAA) that thing will start transports at -40, I keep it fully charged in my truck and bring it inside at home night time, I have thousands of starts on my pack, it’s 4 years old now. Still works perfectly

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@nicholasvinen Год назад

Triple eh

@jamesleaty7308 Год назад

@@nicholasvinen triple C. Cats,C..nts,en Can..ks.

@rvh77 Год назад

That's awesome, thanks. I'm going to get one. I have purchased the Imazing and some other one and they didn't last very long at all. Got maybe 3 jumps out of each. Wasted a couple hundred bucks already.

@AMindInOverdrive Год назад

can't beat the real-world use for a review! Thanks!

@flanadu Год назад

I bought the Yesper YP40 for both myself and my wife based on this review and a recent cold spell killed her battery and with the boost function she started her battery literally 4 times in one day with no problems preventing her from being stranded.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for sharing.

@johnnyjaramillo8661 Год назад

I bought the NOCO from this review in the hopes it would jump start our big equipment as they sit for days at a time and charging with a truck takes at least an hour. NOCO jumped our D6, 88" Roller, And Gradall in one charge with no problems and power left over to jump more. Thank you for this review, I have bought 8 more for my foreman to keep in their trucks.

@betod3113 8 месяцев назад

WHATS A GOOD STRONG POWERFUL ONE ? THINKING OF GETTING ONE SOON JUST TO HAVE NEVER KNOW WHEN I OR SOMEONE MITE NEED A BOOST

@highwayhydroponics5823 5 месяцев назад

Nothing under the 155 is any good.

@BapFootballHD 3 месяца назад

@@betod3113 I bought a NOCO GB40 for my tuned BMW F30 3 years ago, It didn't work well and I had to call help any time it stranded on the street. Thought NOCO wasn't good but it turned out GB40 is not enough for my tuned F30 although they said that it would work up to 4.0 litters diesel and my car is 2.0 diesel. I gave it another try and bought NOCO GBX155, just on that day my car accidentally got a completely drained battery, jumped start it with GBX155 and succeeded!

@andyking894 Год назад

Let's all take a moment to remember all the clocks and radio presets that gave their lives so that this test could be performed.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@PankajMohan Год назад

Lol

@therealjoshtodd Год назад

haha. good one

@TwistedTriggerEnduro Год назад

Well said. This was an amazing video! Packed a lot of info in with the quick talking. Much respect. 💪😃👍

@CodyDoesIt Год назад

This man takes alot of time just to make let alone edit these videos

@royalmac1011 Год назад

When i used to drive Tow truck doing roadside assistant, our whole fleet carried the NOCO brand. It's very heavy duty, Been in the heavy Florida rain, never had a problem and put that thing through the ringer and it still works as new today. Highly recommend

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for sharing.

@rockstarfan886 Год назад

Yup I own 3 noco jumpers there badass

@AntonioGomez-du3zi Год назад

Yea, I was surprised cause I got it cheap from autozone when I worked there, and shit man, that noco is a beast

@LitheInLitotes Год назад

You all are not listening. NOCO failed tests. It's JUNK

@MichaelD-fn5lv Год назад

Our NOCO at work stopped taking a charge after about a year.. used it about 1-2 times a week to jump our big trucks. I followed the directions every time. We'd only get about 2 attempts per charge out of it. NOCO said the battery went bad because we didn't use it enough....... so if you buy one make sure you're going to use it frequently

@atomicagegamer3693 Год назад

I love Project Farm's content, so I mean this all in a complimentary way. When he's reading product marketing or features, his delivery is so consistent that he sounds like a well-designed AI voice bot. I like it because it suggests that every unit is getting a fair assessment. It also makes it that much more noticeable when a product performs above expectation and he "goes a little wild". "Very Impressive!".

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@helpontheway Год назад

Right on lol

@UglyGenius Год назад

I also like how he says, "We're going to test that." I can never predict when he'll say it or what criteria trigger the phrase, but you know it's on when he does!

@atomicagegamer3693 Год назад

@@UglyGenius Totally! It's like: I'm reserving judgement...for now...but ye shall be judged!

@xitanul Год назад

It'd be great to see how well these hold a charge after sitting for a while like the back of a trunk. Maybe even comparing units from your previous reviews if you still have them to see how well battery has held up over time

@aaronhowe3523 Год назад

Agree would be interested to see a test where they are tested to see how long they hold a charge. No point having one if its flat when you need it.

@duke9173 Год назад

Agree. A revisit at 6-12 months would be telling. Let’s be honest that we will buy, charge, put in the vehicle and forget it till it was needed.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the suggestion.

@Joe333x Год назад

Yeah lithium packs do not hold up well to heat and cold, much better off with a lead acid battery jumper pack like the JNC660.

@5peciesunkn0wn Год назад

Yes! Another 'wait a year' thing like the batteries. :D

@MrSpokanistan Год назад

It’d be pretty interesting if you revisited the Jump-Packs from the original video you made a few years back and see how they perform versus new. Regardless, it’s really nice seeing you remake an older video with new products. Keeps it current and up to date!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Good idea!

@cmoorhead1 Год назад

And to see if any of the batteries have swollen

@An0niem4 Год назад

@@ProjectFarm Maybe you should bring one of the products from the old test over to the new one, just to have a point of reference between the two tests. Especially if you change the methods of testing

@dougerrohmer Год назад

@@ProjectFarm Do you still have them? I would have thought you buy for too many toys and probably need to get rid of them afterwards to prevent yourself being swamped. That would break my heart, btw since I'm a hoarder 🙂

@dougerrohmer Год назад

@Frugal Family Living What model have you got and what do you need to start with it?

@everyoneelsegotthego Год назад

Hi Todd, always a huge fan of your videos. Needed a booster pack, remembered, watching this, came back, and I just ordered a Yesper based on your recommendations. Thank you. Looking to upgrade my battery charger as well, perhaps that could be an upcoming test. Keep up the good work.

@GeorgeWMays Год назад

Thank you Mr. Farm. Once again your reviews came to my rescue. I pulled out my old Harbor Freight jump starter today to charge it and discovered that the battery pack had swollen tremendously, so that's headed for the recycling bin. Amazon serendipitously had the Gooloo GT4000S as a "deal" for $129.99. (on 1/2/2023).

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

@Jordan-rc7hl Год назад

Been using the NOCO gs20 for over three years now in my wife's hrv. She never charges the thing and always leaves it in the car but it has always been able to jump her car, even during the winter. Been incredibly impressed with how it holds a charge and cranks over. Worth the extra money for peace of mind.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the feedback.

@rkevic Год назад

Ive been a fan of NOCO.

@smokeonthewater5287 Год назад

@@rkevic I was a bit expecting 'NOCO' to translate into 'NOGO' but seems I was wrong

@dallonperry3639 Год назад

As a Canadian who often sees -40C, the second you put them in a freezer I knew they were useless haha, it's crazy how much the cold affects stuff. Not to mention at that temp your oil is so much thicker and everything is frozen tight. Just jump-starting a regular engine at -20c with a warm booster pack could be a test.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the suggestion.

@lenzielenski3276 Год назад

It goes from crazy to predictable when you remember that the battery is using chemistry to produce energy. Remember basic chemistry, want more of a reaction, add heat, and vise-versa. Less heat, less energy. Which begs the question, WHY would you choose to live anywhere with temperatures like that? I live in shorts 11 months of the year. Come on down, the weather's great.

@memphetic Год назад

@@lenzielenski3276 Variety is the spice of life. As I get older, I seem to actually miss winter sometimes - if you've never been out in a field when it's dark and the stars are so dense that it seems more white than black; the sound of the wind and absolute calm and peace as all the animals rest... One of my favorite things in life. Something that has to be experienced to be understood.

@jamessimms415 Год назад

@@memphetic Yep. My Guard unit was activated & deployed to Saudi Arabia for Desert Shield/Storm. We were sent to KKMC out in the desert & the starlight was intense.

@nexushexus4365 Год назад

@@lenzielenski3276 Too many joggers.

@tebo2770 Год назад

At our auto shop, we moved from a really large Snap On unit to two of these NOCO units and couldn't be happier. Also, when one started to act strange during charging, they gave us a brand new unit without any fuss. That's important for us because it's a big part of why we pay a premium for snap on. Their service too has always been amazing.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@biggrizz4447 Год назад

Man I went by your review and bought the Povasee jump start and I am throughly impressed with it. A guy had a dead battery in his chevy truck with a 5.7L and another guy tried jumping him off first but, they were going to have to wait for the other truck to charge the battery before it would actually start the truck. Well I pulled the Povasee out and hooked it up and Bam! The truck started like it had a new fully charged battery in it. Totally impressed and happy with your reviews.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks! Thanks for sharing.

@bigscarce4 Год назад

I've been back and forth for the last 2 years on if I should be getting a jump start power pack for my home. My work has one that is 6-7 years old that still works great and I can't find the brand anywhere. I've heard horror stories about brands where they work for 2-3 jumps and never work again. Stumbled across this video and it helped me make a well educated decision. Very informative video. Found the same GOOLOO in the video normally for $260 down to $130

@brentfrench752 Год назад

I have a charger in both cars. I don’t recall the names, but one was under $100 and I believe the other was just over $100. These little boxes are a great piece of technology. I remember the days when the only option was to jump start the car, or take the battery over to your local gas station to have them charge the battery. That was when gas stations were actually service stations with mechanics on duty to work on your car, if needed. The good old days! Thanks for the tests on the charger boxes!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome!

@Washman-jw3hl Год назад

About $1600. dollars later and another successful jumpstart test comparison complete. My gosh this Project Farm channel is so dang good. My go to every time I need to make an important purchase. Thank you so much.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome!

@stex1985 Год назад

I brought a NOCO for my son and his Jeep last year. It is not that expensive model but he has thanked me on three different occasions for the booster. I thanked myself because I didn’t have to leave the house at 11:30 and go jump the Jeep because music played to long while at the beach partying. Kids!! Thanks again for the review,you have helped me choose on several purchases.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@teaguejelinek4038 Год назад

I got the Povasee charger. I used that link in the description. I'm really enjoying it so far. Has a flash light, acts as a 23800mAh power bank for phones etc, and jumped my motorcycles with ease. Not to mention it is quite portable. All for like $100. Thanks again for your video. 👍

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

@gtjr.1138 Год назад

NOCO Boost Sport GB20 is the one I've been using for years, and had no issue to date with 2.5 or lower. I also use their NOCO GENIUS2 battery tender combined with the NOCO GC004 X-Connect extender on my less used vehicle after all the lockdown stuff, and it's amazing. Great brand from my experience over 2+ years.

@BepBepStev Год назад

Absolutely. My old job had a GB70 for starting lawnmowers and my current job, I got my own personal GB150 and use it on all sorts of tractors starting usually around 120 to 150 horse tractors, old and new, and I'll be able to jump off several before needing to recharge. If it dies I'm gonna get the GBX155

@rebturtle Год назад

What I've appreciated about the NOCO chargers and jump starters is that they have the same connectors and user interface across their brand. You can interchange their cables, clamps, and adapters across all of their products. They are priced as a premium brand, but modularity is definitely a strong selling point for some. They have a whole range of different capacity jump starters and chargers, so I can keep a small one in my shed for the ATVs and a bigger one in my truck. The matching charger keeps all of my loose batteries fresh.

@RHEC1776 Год назад

Facts. I have all my quads on the Noco tender and I have the Noco in my vehicles. Never been disappointed

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for sharing.

@williampotter2098 Год назад

I just was thinking this morning that I wished you would do a video testing and reviewing Jump Starters. Thanks a lot. You are a RU-vidr that we can trust and rely on to make purchasing decisions. No click-bait titles, no fake reviews, no stupid mugging-face thumbnail pictures. An honest channel for people who want the truth about products. Thank you.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@coolmountaineer 8 месяцев назад

Man, your reviews are unmatchable! You dig deep into the product debunking cheating brands with their fake specs! I subscribed to the channel after I watched the video "Penetrating oil...." about 4-5 years ago. Love to see you 3M subs, you deserve it!

@ProjectFarm 8 месяцев назад

Thanks! Thanks for sharing.

@bildoman111 Год назад

I recently purchased the Yesper that you recommended and I am very impressed with the jump starter. Not even a week after receiving it I was able to assist a friend that had left his lights on in his car and the Yesper Jump started the car on the first try in less then 5 seconds. I would definitely recommend this jump starter. For the money it is an amazing product.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the feedback.

@alfredotovar8984 Год назад

I had left a comment on another video, but wanted to say something here too, the accuracy of these tests and all the hard work you do is such a service, I appreciate you PF! May I suggest a video comparing assembly lubes? Permatex Ultra-Slick, Lucas, Royal-Purple, Melling, Redline, etc. thank you so much 🙏🏼

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome! Thanks for the suggestions.

@michaelburrell4685 Год назад

I second this suggestion. I bought assembly lube earlier today to reassemble the head on my 2009 2.4l Camry. I hope the one I got is high quality but unfortunately I have no objective way to know.

@mf1ve Год назад

That's a good idea! It would be good to include a couple of engine oils in the test too. I've met some engine builders who refuse to use special assembly lube and instead use engine oil.

@alfredotovar8984 Год назад

@@michaelburrell4685 what type of assembly lube did you use, sir?

@alfredotovar8984 Год назад

@@mf1ve I agree, hopefully we can get that in the test too

@slumbynature4557 Год назад

I bought the Gooloo after your testing from awhile back. It's been a literal lifesaver. It's never failed and has saved me from being completely stranded. Your videos have been so incredibly helpful thank you!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the feedback!

@Aragorn450 Год назад

I bought the same one because of Todd's testing for my dad a while back. He's not needed it so far, but I'm glad to hear it's working well for you. Hoping the same for him then!

@bruno1105 Год назад

I bought gooloo few years ago Staring up 5.4l v12 was very easy

@ki5aok 11 месяцев назад

I have had my current jump starter for about seven years. Realized the other day it is no longer holding a charge, so I now have to buy another jump starter. I was sitting on Amazon trying to figure this out when I said to myself, "I can't trust these reviews. I don't know how many of them may be fake. Screw this, I'm going to find Project Farm to see if he's done a video on this." Lo and behold, you have. Thank you for taking the time to test these various products. You have literally saved me the guesswork on buying items for my Ford truck.

@ProjectFarm 11 месяцев назад

You are welcome! Glad I can help!

@jeroenvtec 10 месяцев назад

Thanks again for the effort on you’re tests. Based on this test I ordered ( not easy btw) the J401, powerful and good capacity for multi use. I think a empty battery start is not common but impressive it can ! Thanks fast speaking mr Farm.

@paullinnertz3816 Год назад

I run two trucking companies that use V10 gas and diesel engines, and we use the NOCO brand. I swear by those things. It won me over the morning it started a 26' straight truck with a diesel engine that was "dead dead". And they are SIGNIFICANTLY less in size and weight than the old battery charger/jump packs.

@cclcanadiancountrylife3628 Год назад

What model noco do you use? I have a 3L Perkins in my 69 Nufield that I can’t get started in this -10celcius -25 windchill weather. My 6.7L diesel ford f250 can’t get the tractor running with jumper cables. I have 4 jumper packs 3 motomaster 1 cat and they are useless in this weather.

@paullinnertz3816 Год назад

@@cclcanadiancountrylife3628NOCO Boost Pro GB150

@cclcanadiancountrylife3628 Год назад

@@paullinnertz3816 thanks I will look for them

@DannyHanny_ Год назад

We use another brand's 10,000-Amp sized jump packs on 13L and 15L diesel truck engines.

@cclcanadiancountrylife3628 Год назад

@@DannyHanny_ 10,000amp Where would I find something like that? Genuinely interested.

@kevinhendley8524 Год назад

I purchased a Noco at Walmart that was incorrectly priced. Originally $180, purchased for $95. It’s an absolute beast for its size. I’m regularly jump starting motorcycles and engines from 2.5L up to 6.5 with it

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the feedback.

@wise1wood Год назад

I have been looking at these since your last review. Just couldn't pull the trigger. After this review I bought the Yesper. JD210C backhoe battery and the old '93 chevy dump truck have lately been getting weak after sitting. It came during this cold snap and as expected the diesel rolled too slow to crank and the '93 350 wouldn't even bump the starter. Connected to the JD, with no boost, and it spun it over and cranked. The old jump lead acid box never has worked on the JD. Walked over to the truck right after the JD, no boost, and it spun and cranked. I am impressed with the Yesper. Thank you for all you do.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

@saabjunkieSPG Год назад

These tests are incredible. Thank you for the thorough reviews, I have 8.2L (502 cu in) v8s, and find this really valuable.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@dumahim Год назад

I think this really shows how much these jump packs have improved in a short time. I picked up the gooloo GP2000 earlier this year (seems very similar to the cheaper Yesper and Foxspeed) and had no problem starting my 6L GTO. I think most of these sub $100 jump packs would do just fine for most people caught a little off guard with a battery that's starting to go bad or had just sat unstarted for a little too long.

@stormix5755 Год назад

I picked up the same thing a week ago. My old 800 amp Duralast died after a year of use and it struggled when it was really cold. The Gooloo was effortless to use

@F0XD1E Год назад

Good to hear. I've got the GOOLOO 2000 sitting under the tree for me based on the previous video. For most people that only have a 2-4L gas engine, most of these would be plenty.

@robertrominger6652 Год назад

Gooloo has a lousy attitude with customer service, though.

@interpol007 Год назад

I bought the Gooloo GT 4000 off of how good they performed last year, plus it has a pre heater which is awesome as it gets -45 here

@trailrunnah8886 Год назад

I bought the Goolo based on that test too. I got it on an Amazon day, it was less than 100 bucks. I've used it a few times recently on my 4.0 powered 4Runner, and it's been terrific. What a game changer these things are, compared to whipping out jumper cables and repositioning another car in order to jump start. So easy and convenient.

@sayubu Год назад

I really appreciate the final thoughts on the ones that have performed better from the 'value' perspective, along with the 'reliability' point of view. It really helps me determine if value or quality is my priority !

@wilsonocasio8884 Год назад

Just because of your video I got the noco (even when I didn’t like it that much) I’m a mechanic and use it all the time. It’s been 3 months since I got it and it’s working great ! Thanks Todd!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

@TheRealoldcar Год назад

Another excellent comparison. Thank you so much. That Lokithor with the Volt meter is useful because if the original battery has an internal short to the level that it would load the jumper to the point the starter does not receive enough power, you would know that when the voltage level drops below 9 ish voltage and continues to drop over a few seconds, that removing at least the Negative cable off the battery would be needed.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@trekgod3 Год назад

I bought the Audew based on your 1st jumper review. Seriously awesome jumper. I have a feeling most of these new units are clones based on the packaging, the jumper cables and the carrying case, especially the one with the "boost" button, just like the Audew has .

@chrisdeleo4574 Год назад

I also bought the Audew based off the last review. It's started my 3.0L diesel tractor probably two dozen times in weather in the teens and lower. Holding up well so far, I keep it charged to right around 80% when storing.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for sharing.

@joaoescudo1561 Год назад

Same, it's an amazing starter. Started lots of diesels with it.

@steveolive9991 Год назад

@@chrisdeleo4574 Hope you do not have any trouble with your Audew, as I did. After 6 months, the Audew jump starter failed. Because it was under the one year warranty period, I contacted the company and was met with resistance and lies. That continued until the warranty period expired. The parent company is Chinese and you probably already know that the Chinese are deceptive and liars.

@idahospyder1620 Год назад

@@chrisdeleo4574 I bought one as well and thought the same thing. It's a great jump starter.

@kgraydakota Год назад

I love the way he condenses a 1 hour video down to 15 minutes. A lot of good info packed into this video!

@guilfordterminal Год назад

Yes. But he talks so fast I sometimes have to go over parts again to get everything. I tried slowing him down to .75 on YT here and he sounded almost normal LOL.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@MOVIEKICKS Год назад

Thank you very much for the comparison testing! This review included the brands I was looking at and is exactly what I needed to make my decision. By the way Gooloo now has the GT4000 w/ built in pre-heater to warm the battery up in freezing conditions. It would be interesting to see how your freezing cold battery comparison goes w/ the new GT4000.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the suggestion.

@kermitthefrog6363 Год назад

Thanks again Todd...you just saved me a bunch of cash...I own a diesel and I was going to buy a unit and did not know a lot of the units could not start a diesel!! I look at a lot of your videos before shelling out cash...your work is appreciated !!!!!!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@johnmedina5399 Месяц назад

Most v8 gas rigs won’t be enough to jump a diesel. It can be done depending on how dead the battery is but it’s not going to be hook the cables up and start. More like let it sit while being hooked up for 20 minutes and hope it’s enough.

@wrexz Год назад

I got a gooloo based on your last jump pack review. It was normally $140 or 150 and I got it when the price dropped to $100. It worked extremely well and didn't need to be charged often when I used it daily when I had a battery drain problem

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for sharing.

@TERRORoftheLORD Год назад

I too got the gooloo ;)

@wesley1983 Год назад

Best video yet!! Love testing equipment that matters when needed. Somethings tested, like the best blender don't really matter much at the end of the day.... But a jump starter being able to get you home to use the blender for a adult drink really matter...

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@user-pq7jy4xp1g 10 месяцев назад

Your reviews are on top. Good test and results. Thank you. I have tried a few different jump boxes and the one I like the best is NOCO GB40 which I bought in 2019 for only $67 and still works great today. I bought 2 Avapow jump boxes for $70 each and what a waste of money. Both Avapow will not jump any of vehicles including riding lawn mower. He tested the more expensive NOCO but there is many more models of NOCO and I would not need the $339 NOCO. The $70 NOCO I bought does everything I needed for six vehicles including 3-V8s

@3sons66 Год назад

The NOCO Boost saved my bacon on Cayuga Lake in Upstate NY. My alternator completely died and we ran the battery dead. The NOCO boost was the only thing I had on the boat. I hooked it to the positive and negative and ran the boat (25 ft. Princecraft Vogue 25XT with a 150hp Merc) on the boost 5 miles back to the marina in the dark with lights. This thing was well worth the money and I can't recommend it enough. Outstanding product!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@DryUrEyesMate Год назад

In my experience, they function really well when fully charged. The only issue or problem arises when you actually need them after six or eight months, at which point you discover that the power pack battery has run out, leaving you stranded. Consequently, it would be nice to read an evaluation of how they fare over time.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the suggestion.

@countryboy9546 Год назад

Battery technology has come quite a long way and discharging from sitting doesn’t happen quite that bad. But just like anything you should maintenance your items. When you do vehicle maintenance, include your jump pack into a routine and plug it in every so often to make sure it’s charged. I have an older Lithium jump pack that I just had to use to jump my car and the last time I had been charged was probably a year prior. It jumped me no problem.

@apathyzen9730 Год назад

So if you have a small engine you'll need a tiny jump starter and use is as a powerbank everyday. To control the charge state.

@plmn93 Год назад

LIthium Ion holds its charge a lot better than the old Lead Acid jump packs. But yeah, they don't last forever, so it would be nice to have a six month test. I try to top mine off every few months.

@patrickcomparan7023 Год назад

These brands need to add a "Project Farm Top 3" seal of approval. Fantastic videos as always!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thank you!

@alexkerin3691 Год назад

Like the Royal seal, but it actually means something

@stephenellis3430 Год назад

Happy Christmas PF team. Greetings from Uk 🇬🇧. Big thank you for the clear high quality audio on your videos. Being deaf clear audio is so important for hearing impaired viewers. Your clear voice is excellent.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome! Merry Christmas!

@nickleroy5446 11 месяцев назад

I bought the Gooloo based on your previous test video and, while I haven't had to use it a lot, when I have it has performed well. I appreciate all your videos. Really helps with making an informed purchasing decision.

@ProjectFarm 11 месяцев назад

Thanks!

@flynnjeff3773 9 месяцев назад

I would like to recommend you the GIMFOOM 4000A jump starter. It is made by the same manufacturer as gooloo.

@dan8250 Год назад

Great job as always! My biggest concern about these jump packs is pulling them out when I need them to most just to find they're dead. Perhaps you could do a test down the road where you charge the packs up to 100%, then toss them in your trunk for 6-12 months through a variety of hot/cold temperature swings. After the wait period, you could bench test them and/or try to start the farmabego.

@dougerrohmer Год назад

I have an older Gooloo GP200 in my 2000 Dodge B2500. It's rated as 500 Amp starting current, vs the 800 Amp starting current on the Gooloo tested here. We get -35C here often, and the pack was untouched for a year, in a door panel (in other words not the warmest part of the van). Started the 5.2 liter V8 with a flat battery no problem a couple of weeks ago.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.

@adammerritt Год назад

I'm not sure how great it is for battery life, but the rear under-seat storage in my F350 has a 12v outlet, so I keep my Noco GB150 plugged in there so it stays charged 100% all the time. It's not great for lithium to stay 100%, but a dead jump starter isn't any good either.

@MrMega200 Год назад

@@adammerritt I wouldn't do that. That's fine for an lead acid battery but it's a death sentence for lithium when left alone. The circuitry will protect the battery but always being charged to 100% will stress the lithium and age the cells. Best thing to do is to use it occasionally, even as just a regular power bank and recharge it. After it gets close to 100%, stop charging and you're good to store it for up to another 6 months. For lithium, the safe storage charge is somewhere between 50% to 80%. Then once a year discharge it and recharge it to 100% so the circuitry remembers the life of the cells. Well designed products like laptops and phones have batteries that record and monitor the battery. I'd imagine the more higher priced jump starters have software built in to do that.

@samuelruiz7377 Год назад

My gb1000 was left in the back for over a year and it was barely at 75% the bigger battery helps sustain the charge if you get a booster with more mah

@ecliptix1 Год назад

I bought the smaller Gooloo from the last time you reviewed this and it has been really useful and reliable to jump my car several times since I don't drive but maybe every 9 months nowadays.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Glad to hear!

@Goat67 Год назад

Thank you! I just ordered 2 Yesper YJS 40, one for me and one for my wife. I really appreciate all your videos. Thank you!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome!

@foxpopuli6982 10 месяцев назад

Quick and concise, exactly the information I needed in my search. Thank you for the time you put into this!

@ProjectFarm 10 месяцев назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@kkkkiaken Год назад

I bought a GooLoo 5 and a half years ago. It has jumped so many vehicles it blows my mind. Even after sitting in the truck for a year not charged, it easily started a Hemi with a dead battery. HOWEVER… Last month Nov 18th while on the charger on my desk it decided to catch fire! Burned half my house down, as I was not home but arrived minutes after it lit up. Everyone was unharmed and the house can be rebuilt, but definitely a huge eye opener! Everyone please charge these and other Lipo batteries in a safe place!

@whatsit2ya247 Год назад

😱🔥💥 kinda like the electric vehicles they're pushing on us?

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@That_Guy5575 Год назад

I bought one of the cheaper ones from the first review (I think it was only $40 at the time), and it's been outstanding. Saved my butt many a times, as well as several friends, and it's still going great here years later! Thanks so much for doing these videos!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

@the1sgjohns Год назад

Wow I learned something new today. I have a Noco (kids got me one for my Birthday...6 kids so its easy on their budgets). I used it once this month on my truck (I think the key was left in the accessory mode too long). Started it like a champ. When I got home from a 3.5 month trip my 2nd Gen Prius was d e a d. I checked the batter and there was charge in the starter battery (12 volt specialty Toyota battery that looks like oversized motorcycle battery) but my Noco wouldn't crank it over...hmm...well watching the video I saw the boost button was used before the positive was attached..tricking the Noco into cranking. Awesome, I didn't realize that was possible so THANK You for your channel and this learning opportunity. 😀

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

@ohioknifelover Год назад

We have the Noco here at work and it works great! Never knew it was so expensive but I'm glad it worked so well in your testing!😊

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@radugenis9698 Год назад

Perfect episode for winter. Thanks!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Great point! Nothing worse than getting stranded in extremely cold weather!

@TheStaniG Год назад

I actually found and bought (this black friday) the red Gooloo "4000A" on Aliexpress based off the previous jump starter video with the orange older Gooloo. Very happy with it, massive cranking power and great acessory list. Good to see this updated unit got a spot on in this new video.

@n108bg Год назад

I got mine off Amazon back in May, been nothing but happy with it. When it isn't jumping my car, its great as a power bank for my phone/laptop. awesome for camping.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Nice!

@Javelina_Poppers Год назад

PF conducted a jump starter comparison a few years ago and the Audew starter outclassed the others in all areas. Based on that, I've since bought 7 of the Audews, one for each of my family and for all of our cars and trucks and they all perform flawlessly even after a couple of years and they hold up well in our Arizona heat. I've just recently ordered another one from Walmart for my sister-in-law as they always have the best price. Thanks for doing such comprehensive testing and helping to steer us in the right direction.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@DuelingTreeMike Год назад

I too bought one after the review. Just shot craps two weeks ago. Light use and the best of care. No clue why it suddenly died. I looked on Amazon for a replacement, but it seems like it’s been rebranded. From the source of been able to find out that I do was accused of tampering with reviews. I don’t know if that’s fact or fiction, but I almost cried when it died. Lol

@KatlinMeeko Месяц назад

Thank you again for this video! I bought the Noco GB40 to keep in my ford escape for the next time it dies at a dog sporting event. I appreciate these videos so much. I also noted at least a dozen reviews in the Noco review section that mentioned this video!

@ProjectFarm Месяц назад

You are welcome!

@bburke0912 Год назад

Great video, thanks for all the work that went into all that testing. I have an older model noco gb70 and it has worked like a champ every time currently $200 but not as fancy as the one you tested. They do charge a bunch for a case and a high speed ac charger which are sold separately but it's a great set once you spend the money for it.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@JMJones-qt1zl Год назад

I love my Noco GB70

@Gibbbrayden Год назад

the one he tested GBX doesn't take/ need the high speed charger.. It charges usb C and will charge very fast (limited by what power source you use) Macbook Pro Laptop charger will charge really fast. Same with the included 12 V car charger. It also says 5 min of charging is enough for a jump start.

@TheRonin508 Год назад

I have the tiny $99 NOCO GB40. No complaints. Starts my dead Chevy v8 work van no problem.

@bburke0912 Год назад

@@TheRonin508 how often do you need to charge that up, seems my Gb70 only needs a charge every 4 months.

@BY504A Год назад

I purchase a Gooloo based on your prior video and it works great. It's been sitting in the back of the car for more then a year and is sitting at 75% capacity just like it was after the jump start. It's a huge peace of mind to have it ready just in case. Your reviews are the best I see on youtube. Thank you for all of the hard work you put in making the tests and videos.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thank you!

@MrMega200 Год назад

Be sure to bring it in once every 3-6 months to give the lithium a little exercise with phones. Letting it sit for years can be a death sentence for an otherwise good lithium battery.

@Tommyr Год назад

Agreed! I bought the Gooloo 2000 back in late spring, used it once and it's still at full charge! Great jump starter!

@zzsmirkzz Год назад

Love the videos. Started at the LTT screwdriver and continuing on in perpetuity. Your focus on data is awesome. Although you speak like you are challenging the micro machine man, the content is A+. I thought RU-vid $$ was partly based on length, take a breath, take a larger cut, you earned it!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@mikemakuch2824 Год назад

I like your videos, they are honest and unbiased. I was looking for a jump starter and settled on the Yesper 4160. For the ,money, it looks to be the best deal, I don't operate any diesels, anymore. The only thing is the $90. went by the wayside as covid gave manufacturers the opportunity to jack up prices and rip off the public. Thanks for the great videos!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@martinschuessler1936 Год назад

Another great review - thanks! These portable jump starters have come a long way even if their capacities are ALWAYS overstated and mean very little. In the early days, 500-600A (claimed) peak current was the norm, but that couldn't start a completely dead battery. I very much like the additional capacity offered by the larger capacity models and probably wouldn't consider one with less than 1000-1500 peak amps. Definitely saved my bacon after coming back from a week long vacation only to find that the battery in my Tundra (5.7L) was completely dead. Gooloo (much older model) brought it back to life. Definitely buy a decent one to keep in your car!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@seantracy9589 Год назад

Thanks for continuing to bring awesome content! I’m remodeling my house and had a great idea for something I’d love to see you compare, and I think a great deal many other people might agree: luxury vinyl plan flooring! Scratch resistance, effectiveness of locking mechanisms, how breakable the tabs are, how susceptible they are to warping in high sun areas, etc. I’d love to see how the lead brands from the major box stores compare, as well as Mohawk and Golden Arowana from Costco! Anyways, just an idea. I always appreciate your content and couldn’t think of anyone better for that kind of comparison!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.

@DylanClarkSallee Год назад

@@ProjectFarm I would also love to see this. Seems like there might be a pretty big quality delta between different brands.

@BlackholeInfinite Год назад

Thank you for all the testing you do, it has helped me make a decision a few times now!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome Glad to hear!

@keithcharles2113 Год назад

Great test and super channel! Can’t wait for your next test. I loved it when you put the jump starters in the freezer. Cold and high heat can expose critical flaws. Well done!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@nicholasmurphy2890 Год назад

Video content simply does not get better than this. No fluff even for a second of runtime. Thanks!!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome!

@kb5ulp Год назад

Bought the Gooloo based on your tests over a year ago. Have not had to use it many times but has worked every time I did. Holds it's charge for many months with negligible loss of charge. Well worth the price. Now, how about some auto battery charger tests. I see some advertisements indicating they can charge or maintain lead acid flooded, agm, and LiFePo. Given the different charging specs of these different types of batteries that is difficult to believe. Different manufacturers don't seem to agree on charging specs for the same type batteries. Great channel. You are the hardest working guy on RU-vid. I hope you keep it going. Ron Hall

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks, will do! Thanks for the suggestion.

@jake_of_the_jungle9840 Год назад

I just bought it because you can’t go wrong for 109 with free shipping. Way better than anything at the stores near me

@spinebreaker4507 Год назад

All this years always been thanking you and your channel for doing awesome work helping the working man in everyday life!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

I really appreciate that! Thanks!

@mr.electric8559 3 дня назад

I was confused in my search for a battery pack / jumper. Your video with real live testing really simplified it for me. Great information. I ordered the Yesper XJS40 based on this video. Hope mine works as good as your test unit.

@ProjectFarm 3 дня назад

Thanks!

@MicahFunk Год назад

I've got the NOCO that you tested and It's nice to see the confirmation that it's a very good unit. I've been very impressed with it. I loved buying it at a $100 discount during the Amazon cyber-Monday.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for sharing.

@OZD-mb2bs Год назад

I have a 6 year old NOCO 1000 and it’s paid for itself many times over. Still works like new.

@amzarnacht6710 Год назад

I've got the NOCO GB70 and it's a solid built brick and the most reliable of the three I own. I've used it multiple times daily for almost 5 years and it's still going strong.

@laszlovass7326 Год назад

So, I really want to know which unit can be left on to be the 12v constant to help a modern car home, to fill in the 12v gaps the alternator has. When the car battery is catastrophically failed.

@MicahFunk Год назад

@Laszlo Vass Noco has the 12v constant supply function. This function doesn't employ any safety features, other than the fuse in the line.

@Aragorn450 Год назад

Thanks for the good reviewing yet again! As others have said, it'd be nice to see how the older jump starters you tested (and heck, other older tools too) are faring now if you still have them. Also, it'd have been nice to see a claimed vs actual for the mAh of the units, kinda like TTC does.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the suggestion.

@Jeff92346 Год назад

The new kid in town in Jump Starters seems to be the capacitor-based units. It would be great to see how various brands if these jump starters perform against each other and against the lithium batter based jump starters.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the suggestion.

@itsbryan421 Год назад

Yes leave us some recommendations @jeff so he can gather some to review.

@kedrynodinson473 Год назад

I really appreciate all your efforts and unbiased content. I’ve fallen into the habit of searching your channel before buying most tools. Thanks!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@codyorlovsky2686 Год назад

Awesome!! Love Sundays because it means another Project Farm video!!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thank you!

@gunner6639 Год назад

Looking forward to another great episode! Thanks again for the hard work and amazing content! Merry Christmas

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thank you and hope you enjoy the video!

@RoadRunnerMeep 8 месяцев назад

I appredciate your channel and it's working. A lot are biased towards one product, where yours is not. You individually review them using all the same methods so that none of them can show as beneicial to the other and keep the tests universal

@gbkworf Год назад

I have to give a Gooloo 4000 update. I've had mine exactly one year and never never needed it until 7 days ago. My daughters car battery went dead. The 4000 cranked it right over. Literally the next morning (11 hours later) my sons Tundra was dead. The green flashing light on the Gooloo told my me I needed to hit the boost switch. The Tundra cranked right over. Tonight my son in laws Tundra was dead. Again the Gooloo cranked it right over. I'm thinking about buying a second one as I have 3 cars! Great Jump starter.

@TracySwingKid Год назад

I bought the Audew based on your review and it is still going strong. Every time I help someone they are surprised that a jump box so small works so well. A lot of these look like the Audew and its case.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Great to hear!

@steveolive9991 Год назад

Hope you do not have any trouble with your Audew as I did. After 6 months, the Audew jump starter failed. Because it was under the one year warranty period, I contacted the company and was met with resistance and lies. That continued until the warranty period expired. The parent company is Chinese and you probably already know that the Chinese are deceptive and liars.

@MamboMikeWellnessCoach Год назад

Great testing as always Todd! For those who are asking, I have a jump starter similar to the cheaper ones in this video. After being fully charged, I left it sitting for about a year. I then used it to jump a Corolla engine. it was still showing 97% charge when i went to plug it in to recharge. So I doubt they will have much problems holding charge. Maybe plug it in and check once a year will suffice.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@Alucard-gt1zf Год назад

Last year I went to a noco booth at an automechanica convention and when talking to the reps I asked what their biggest model was meant to start (it wasn't even that big, probably about the same size as a big briefcase) He simply said, "trains, or tanks"

@whatusernameis5295 8 дней назад

lol not surprised. I'll guarantee you that some people have them in their cars though

@daniel_cook Год назад

I would love to see a comparison of the capacitor based no battery units. I want to buy a jump starter but I'm not crazy about carrying around a big lithium battery in my truck in the hot Florida summer... Thanks for all you do. You are truly one of the best channels on RU-vid.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.

@25252525etrexft Год назад

Project Farm please do these videos about jump starters once a year in the cold weather. They make perfect sense for people looking to buy these jump starter every year.👌

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Great suggestion! Thank you.

@gotchurebeacons-gaming9023 Год назад

Great video!!! I’ve been putting together my roadside emergency kit and this video really helped me narrow down the best fit for me in this category. Another related item that I haven’t seen you compare is tire sealants used for emergency tire repair (fix-a-flat types) Please consider this as a Project Farm video, thanks!

@Willg95 Год назад

Your best bet is to carry a plug kit. Seen many times fix a flat didn't seal a hole it should've sealed. And tire shops aren't going to hate you either.

@valtrendafilov5784 Год назад

I bought Lokithor J401X (with internal heating for very cold weather) and it is a Beast literally ! It started my Freightliner Cascadia with 15 L diesel engine connected with two batteries only instead of four plus the jumper. Second attempt was with one only battery and the jumper and it started. Third attempt was with two batteries without jumper - I heard one click only. Additionally, the jumper was whole night in my freezer at -2F. So I am very thankful to "Project Farm" for these reviews ! Val 62👍👌

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks! Thanks for sharing.

@bobeeshc2166 Год назад

I finally went and got one of things, and remember you did a video on this. Yet again, you have helped my customer experience. Thank you again.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome!

@aaronbrown5252 Год назад

I have many NOCO products and am very happy with all of them. For jump starters, I have the GB-20 and GB-40. While I've only used the GB-40 so far, it is very easy to use and works flawlessly. I keep the GB-20 on my motorcycle but haven't needed it yet but anticipate the same level of quality. Love the videos!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks! Thanks for sharing.

@DalHarpJr Год назад

@Aaron Brown.. I have (3) NOCO GB-40 Jump starters in all of my cars. I even gifted one to my dad. No problem with them at all. When I come across someone who needs a jump, there's always juice available to get the job done. I just purchased the NOCO hard case for them on Amazon. Much better than the silk type storage bag that came with them..

@aaronbrown5252 Год назад

@@DalHarpJr I too have the hard case for my GB-40 and have no complaints with it. I wish they had a hard case for the GB-20.

@a64738 Год назад

My NOCO will refuse to work with a battery that have to low voltage... Same with many other jump starters I have tried. Now I drive around with a spare 95Ah battery as my "jump starter"...

@aaronbrown5252 Год назад

@@a64738 I think you have to have some patience and wait for the charger to say it is ready to jump. You do have to enter the jump mode for it to work properly.

@ItzSillyy Год назад

Appreciate the hard work and dedication you put into this for us

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@bjjthaiboxing Год назад

I appreciate the way you measure product claim? Put it through a series of resistance test... giving us product reality! Time and money are resources most of us consumers don't have in abundance? Plus the fact, learning things the hard way, is never convenient! I don't know if RU-vid has a public service award? But I believe you've earned it if they do!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thank you very much!

@bjjthaiboxing Год назад

@@ProjectFarm Cheers!

@Whalerguy Год назад

I have two NOCO units for battery charging and maintenance and they are hands down the best units I've ever used. Expensive but worth it if you use them frequently.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Nice!

@lymanellsworth4727 Год назад

Same here. The charger, maintainer fixed a battery issue I had. Well worth the money. Just leave it connected until the light stops pulsating.

@michaelkeefer6799 Год назад

I remember your first jump started review with the Audew 2000a. I found them for $60ish each and bought one for each car and they really do work amazing. Even when my f250 with the 6.2l died I was able to start it up just fine. They was many years ago and technology definitely seems to be improving. I'd probably go with the gooloo from your last episode as well as this one just because of the value. It'll start up just about everything unless it doesn't have a battery lol. And it has a DC output otherwise I'd do the Lokithor since that was almost on part with the noco. Unfortunately that noco is just way to expensive. However... I know they go on major sales very often. Usually 50%+ off. So maybe if that one had a big sale like that it would be worth it over the competition.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for sharing.

@tomahawkjo8574 Год назад

I bought the audew after his last review and absolutely love it! I paid $100 for it and have used it a lot with zero issues.

@MrSGL21 Год назад

take a look at the topdon js3000. dude started a a 68 gms truck with a 6-71 diesel with it. dead battery, truck not run in awhile, took 3 tries and a recharge between try 2 and 3, but it did it. keep in mind this a 7 liter old school mechanical injected engine.

@robertlueke3238 Год назад

I also purchased the Audew 2000a based on Todd's review. Just used it last week to jump start my 2017 Toyota Highlander. Temp outside was in the high 20's. The charger had been sitting in the back end for about the past 12 months. Great purchase.

@steveolive9991 Год назад

@NeverGiveUp-ib3xb Год назад

Thank you! Just what I needed!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome! Glad to hear!

@KentonTheGreek Год назад

As always, this was very informative and perfect timing because now I know which one I want to get based on my needs.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks! Glad to hear!

@tbiker99 Год назад

Being of the old school mentality, I didn't think these compact jump starters would work. Now I am impressed that any of them would start a diesel. Didn't know I needed one, now I am going to add one to my shopping list.

@giggiddy Год назад

Tbiker- I have always operated under the adage that if the jump unit was big and heavy (wet acid battery) then it was better than these small ones. Well, the small ones hold a charge better, they are substantially lighter, and more powerful. I still have my big Cat jump unit. But I carry and use my Audew much more often. You won't regret getting one of these small ones. Cheers

@Sylvan_dB Год назад

I was shocked as well, to find out how well they work. No more lugging around that big blue (NAPA) box! I keep one of these in all my vehicles and a few more in the shop. When I service a vehicle I swap in a freshly charged one. I've never had a problem with a unit losing charge in as much as six months between servicing. Do buy one that tested well, or at least one similar from the same brand. I've tried a few from brands I thought could be trusted and they did not work well at all. I've had good results from several different Gooloo models and from (not tested in this video) Tacklife T8 and one of their higher spec'd units. I don't know if NAPA has a good one yet. I should ask...

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the feedback.

@thewoodlandforge9217 Год назад

Thank you Project Farm for your very informative and unbiased videos. I hope you and your family have a very merry Christmas and have a long lasting career for many more to come. All the best, TWF

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome! Merry Christmas!

@jimwhite1061 Год назад

Very enlightening Todd. Good test

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@ghettocowboy3504 Год назад

I have the Noco and lots of old junky farm equipment. Just a couple days ago I had to jump our 8.2 Detroit 8 times and that was on a 75% charge! If you want to pack a punch multiple times the Noco is a beast of a portable jumper

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for sharing.