jumper cables or jump starter?

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by Ultramaroon

I was trying to start a good troll but you killed it with your facts.

Why is it that when I make a comment like that, to what appears to be a female member, a bunch of people jump to her defense and start in on me -




humfrz

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by p1l0t

The weirdos ain't care.

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Didn't the short bus make it to school soon enough for you to attend English classes in grade school?





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[Ultramaroon]

Originally Posted by humfrz

Why is it that when I make a comment like that, to what appears to be a female member, a bunch of people jump to her defense and start in on me -

Because you do it in a super creepy way.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by Ultramaroon

Because you do it in a super creepy way.

Ahhhhh ……. really?


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[ZionsWrath]

I don't like the jump packs, they may give you a false sense of security. My first one died after being left in the car during a particularly cold week. My next one had issues and the company gave me a refund. Being an item that will store in your vehicle will see temperature below zero to over 150.

The newer ones are getting pretty small it may be able to keep in your purse to avoid temperature extremes? Personally i just keep cables as I live in the city.

[Ultramaroon]

Originally Posted by ZionsWrath

Personally i just keep cables as I live in the city.

...and you're a dude.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Ultramaroon

Are you hot?

I thought Hum hacked you for a second there
Edit: didn’t read far enough and see it was already covered.

[Ultramaroon]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

I thought Hum hacked you for a second there
Edit: didn’t read far enough and see it was already covered.

I should've learned by now but I keep taking it off the rack and trying it on.

[soundman98]

Originally Posted by ZionsWrath

I don't like the jump packs, they may give you a false sense of security. My first one died after being left in the car during a particularly cold week. My next one had issues and the company gave me a refund. Being an item that will store in your vehicle will see temperature below zero to over 150.

The newer ones are getting pretty small it may be able to keep in your purse to avoid temperature extremes? Personally i just keep cables as I live in the city.

this is my exact experience with the NiCAD/NIMH style jump starters. lithium is a different game, and why i didn't chime in earlier. lithium isn't crazy about cold, but it'll hold the charge longer, and have less issues. just gotta remember to check it to maintain the charge.

or better, use the glove box power port to charge it. that port is only powered on with the car, so it'll charge whenever you take the car out!