LawEightSix wrote: ↑ I had this pack and it was fantastic for it's main purpose and for my 4cyl car. I ended up flipping it in favour of a 2000amp gooloo. I couldn't be happier. The noco couldn't charge my phone, still drained while I used it and the gooloo fast charges my phone. Similar products but the gooloo just seemed to be better in every conceivable way, especially price.
I'm think Gooloo now goes by a different name or the company is defunct - else they may put out one-offs (one and done). I had purchased a highly-rated tire inflator from them late last year (amazon) and they cancelled the order (no stock) - it never came back.
Which one? Anker is usually good stuffVelvetsmack wrote: ↑ I'm think Gooloo now goes by a different name or the company is defunct - else they may put out one-offs (one and done). I had purchased a highly-rated tire inflator from them late last year (amazon) and they cancelled the order (no stock) - it never came back.
On the starter side of things - There's better priced jump starters out there for for the price. (I'm using an Anker)
Velvetsmack wrote: ↑ I'm think Gooloo now goes by a different name or the company is defunct - else they may put out one-offs (one and done). I had purchased a highly-rated tire inflator from them late last year (amazon) and they cancelled the order (no stock) - it never came back.
On the starter side of things - There's better priced jump starters out there for for the price. (I'm using an Anker)
They are definitely thinner than maybe the old school ones I think you are referring to, but I think that's the way most are going now. Still makes good contact. Bought jumper cables winter of 2019 for my fiance as she forgets to turn off indoor lights more often than I'd like and then bought this thing after. Both were fairly thin, NOCO is just less exposed metal.blackston3 wrote: ↑ Can anyone comment on the new alligator clamps?
These ones look thinner metal/low quality
It says the same about my Mazda 3, which I also find odd
So you think that the claim it can jump a gasoline engine "Up To 6.0 Liters" is BS or a maybe exaggerated, like in best case conditions only?Ballroomblitz1 wrote: ↑ I would suggest and highly recommend the Noco GB70 jump starter, mu h more robust unit.
A friend of mine had a new Noco GB40 jump starter and it wasn't up to the task on a 6 cylinder engine (work minivan) middle of winter whereas my year old GP70 tucked in my trunk did the trick easy.
Perhaps for a 4 cylinder the GP40 it will do the trick as it requires less cranking amps to drive the starter and turn over the engine, but I suggest the larger GP70 unit as half the benefit is boosting others in need and the larger capacity is nice to have.
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