Right now it is $62. Do you just leave it plugged in all the time?

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Sep 17, 2024
8:42:29am

Acorn All-American

Any sense how leaving it in your car parked in the sun and what that does to the battery long term?

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Acorn

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Any recommendations for a jump starter battery charger?

CarolinaCoug

Sep 16, 7:52pm

I have these in my cars. Only had to use them a few times. but they work

quikandskinny

Sep 16, 7:56pm

I second this brand. We have a jump starter and a charger from NOCO and they’re

Yevin Koung

Sep 16, 7:59pm

Yeah I got mine for $60 each

quikandskinny

Sep 16, 8:01pm

Noco is awesome, but make sure you get the newer models that are charged via USB-C.

Ragnar Danneskjold

Sep 16, 8:03pm

This one has been good for me

RWaters

Sep 16, 7:59pm

That's the bad boy I use. So much power. I've jump started a big rig with it and still had 75% charge.

byuluvr

Sep 16, 8:02pm

Right now it is $62. Do you just leave it plugged in all the time?

Acorn

Sep 17, 8:42am

I leave it in my truck all the time. Summer, winter, all year long. Battery is just fine in Utah weather.

byuluvr

Sep 17, 8:53am

Reading the info, says to charge every three months. Sounds like it lasts much

Acorn

Sep 17, 8:55am

Yup. Street parking. Exposed to all the sun and weather every day.

byuluvr

Sep 17, 9:00am

Thanks. Just ordered two for me and the mrs.

Acorn

Sep 17, 9:00am

I've used this a few times with one of my vehicles that has a parasitic drain in the electrical system

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