Thank you Dennis. Yes It is a great product and has come in quite handy. Love that I can help some folks out that come up to me with that desperate look asking if they can have a jump.
loved the sound effects and the transitions between shots, loved the different camera angles from the SLR and the HERO 9. Such a great review and fantastic production grasshopper, your quality looks better and better!
Thanks a ton Coach! You have been such a big help in helping me see things in a new light and new perspective. So glad we are doing this (RU-vid) thing together! Glad you enjoyed the review, it's one sweet little device and comes in handy in a pinch.
in your test... its assumed your Car battery was drained of power!! Was the Car battery completely drained of power?? afterall it would make sense the Yaber would still have its charge still @100% if there wasnt any power draw
Yes sir. Kind of hard to test a dead battery on a brand new truck. I had ran it down quite a bit but i don’t think it was completely flat. That part was only for demonstration purposes. But that makes sense what you are saying.
Nice review, Art! I have something very similar (might even be the same brand) just with a few less bells and whistles. I haven't really put it to the test yet, but it has been good to have during the winter when I worry most about power outages. I will say too that it holds its charge very well while in storage.
Thanks Jamie. I think a lot of these are close to the same unit just rebranded or slightly modified. This one was a high powered one that can start a lawn mower all the way up to a giant truck which is why I went with this one. Glad to hear yours works well being stored for lengthy amounts of time. I set a reminder to check every 6 months just in case.
@@AdventuringArthur that's a good idea about setting a reminder. I should really do that now that I have several battery powered things that are primarily for emergency use. I think you're right about the rebranding too, because mine looks very similar including the case. I forget what brand it is though.
@@JamieMakin Cool. Best of luck keeping it topped off. I need to drain my water heater and flush it but keep procrastinating and snoozing the reminder on my calendar.
@@AdventuringArthur thanks! If I put something on my to-do list but don't do it promptly, it tends to live there forever and ever and ever. Too many tasks, too little time ...
@@AdventuringArthur thanks, lol! I've become a master at procrastinating on things that aren't 100% essential. I hate to admit how many things on my weekly to-do list have been shuffled to the next week's for months on end ... 😳
I bought this last week. (Yaber YR800 5000A) Very fiddly, unreliable. I tried 8 times to start my car (3l Merc SLK), it only worked twice. Not very confidence inspiring, think the lack of a boost button is the problem. Also used my neighbour's Audew 2000A which worked immediately. Sending it back and getting the YaberAuto 6000A model which is slightly more expensive but has a boost function. Worryingly, the manual says "do not use on car battery with less than 50% charge". How the heck can one tell how much juice is in the battery, apart from using a special voltage tester? This is meant to start a *dead* battery ffs.
