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Slim444 Member Since: 09 Nov 2015 Location: Huntingdon Posts: 200 |
Borrowed one from the Vauxhall dealers that are very close when my X5 battery died a few weeks ago. Amazing is all I can say, so much poke from something about ¼ of the size and weight of a regular car battery!
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Sat Dec 05 2015 10:07pm |
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flydive Member Since: 16 May 2007 Location: South Posts: 1213 |
I have a Noco Genius GB30 that I bought last time I was in Montreal, was on sale at Canadian tire, a good deal.
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Sun Dec 06 2015 11:54am |
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Bladeboy Member Since: 17 Sep 2013 Location: Benson Posts: 522 |
I've got one- USB, 12 volt and even three pin connections. Watching tv on a power cut really confuses the neighbours! Started a dead battery of a small engined car (1800) but not enough poke for a 2.5 , very good bits of kit though. |
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Fri Dec 11 2015 10:26pm |
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gogsy1956 Member Since: 15 Jun 2013 Location: Tyne and Wear Posts: 942 |
I bought one for an earlier car I had ( 2.0 ltr) and it worked fine, had reason to try it on the Rangie a while ago but it wouldn't even think about turning it over. If you are going to buy one make sure it's suitable for your engine size 2010 RRS, TDV8
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Sat Dec 12 2015 9:01am |
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biffo Member Since: 16 May 2008 Location: Chester Cheshire Posts: 37 |
We use Jumping Jack Supermax starter pack - purchased from Andrew Page - starts up to 3000cc diesels no bother
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Sat Dec 12 2015 11:43am |
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