jump starter et.al.
saw a small jump starter, battery source, etc. at Lowe's and Sam's today. Lowe's was $80 and 10,000 mAH, with a 12 v 10 amp output, 400 amp carrier? 200 amp starter , the one at sam's was 7500 mah. ...
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Hmm, let's see. If I buy a marine group 24 battery, I have to take it out and hook it up to a battery tender. Then I need to pick up an air compressor. To charge my laptop, etc., I have to get an inverter and hook it up to it. Then I have to deal with switching the inverter wires, jumper cables, and battery tender wires.
With my Wagan, I plug it into the outlet in my RV. When my RV is on shore power, it gets charged up. If I need to jumpstart, I just unplug the power cord. When I want to charge the laptop, phone, etc., or play my music, I just plug the device into one of the two 12 volt plug or one of the two 110 outlets on the Wagan.
I guess it makes me a dummy to see that I get a lot more flexibility for the money than I would with a loose battery.
With my Wagan, I plug it into the outlet in my RV. When my RV is on shore power, it gets charged up. If I need to jumpstart, I just unplug the power cord. When I want to charge the laptop, phone, etc., or play my music, I just plug the device into one of the two 12 volt plug or one of the two 110 outlets on the Wagan.
I guess it makes me a dummy to see that I get a lot more flexibility for the money than I would with a loose battery.
