Jump starting packs.

[chesterfield hooligan]

By the way I don't sell them just use them, I must tell you I personally have never had a problem with a Noco but some recovery lads have they have a 3 year warranty I think halfords just take back with receipt straight swop with Noco they ask you to show the leads cut of and they send you a new one.

 

[chesterfield hooligan]

If a member even cheaper

 

[Raul]

I got a noco gb50 XL of eBay for £159 delivered. My starter battery is past 6 years old. Soon I will be on a long is( trip for 2-3 months and it’s nice to have a back up.

 

[sonny]

I have a Halfords one used it once so will take it with me every time anyone going on on tour without one is missing a cheap option of getting out of the s-it cheaply

 

[Conal]

I jump started on a Noco directly to the motorhome battery. Judging by the timing I believe it damaged the ECU as the warning light came on straight after. I have read that the boost pushes too much power in. Since then I bought an identical vehicle battery and use this.
I have used it on other vehicles with no problems.

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[sonny]

Sod the new wagons get an old one

 

[EuroTrotters]

Lovely, but which Noco?
70 or 75 or different?
Ta muchly.

GB20

Here

 

[Winger]

I bought this today. Noco gb50, will start a diesel up to 4.5 litre

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[gus-lopez]

Thank you. So how long does it take to charge sufficiently?

It came from Wissel partialy charged & daughter in law charged it to full in less than 2 hours.

 

[chesterfield hooligan]

I have the Noco 70 in the van but when collecting salvage cars I take the Noco 40 in the salvage yards they turn on the headlights when they stack them to stop electrical fires so the batteries are dead flat we use the Noco 40 to release the breaks and to get out of park and then start them if possible the 40 will start most car's and vans.

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[bennyh]

Is emergency jump-starting using leisure batteries instant death to your habitation power supply?

 

[Peter and Julie]

Is emergency jump-starting using leisure batteries instant death to your habitation power supply?

No I can add the hab batteries on a switch on dash to boost the cab battery. Not used all the time more as a one off.

 

[JustifiedAncient]

Do the Noco packs have long enough leads to allow them to be used on the Ducato jump start terminals under the bonnet? (as opposed to using them on the underfloor battery).

 

[Peter and Julie]

Do the Noco packs have long enough leads to allow them to be used on the Ducato jump start terminals under the bonnet? (as opposed to using them on the underfloor battery).

Think they are about 15-18 inch long ? Might be on NOCO spec sheet so not very long but the unit 150gb is a quarter of the size of normal boost packs. Not had a problem using on RV or Comanche (Ducato) first van we had.

 

[Revolvor]

I bought this add-on for my MSC Overland + Starter pack. Never needed it

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[Itsmcb]

Is emergency jump-starting using leisure batteries instant death to your habitation power supply?

Definitely not. I have an old hab battery in the boot of my car for jump starting my various old vehicles. I've used it probably 15 times in the last two years and only had to charge it up a couple of times. It still holds a full charge.

 

[L' Hobo]

Do the Noco packs have long enough leads to allow them to be used on the Ducato jump start terminals under the bonnet? (as opposed to using them on the underfloor battery).

My NOCO 1000A Boost Plus has short leads but is so small I can put it in my coat pocket or under the bonnet and connect the crocodile clips to the jump start connectors.
PS.
On my Murvi, there is provision on the hab. control panel so I can connect both starter and hab batteries in an emergency.

 

[Tombola]

My Lad got a new car and left his old one round the back for 3 months, battery dead as a dodo.
got the noco today NOTHING...didnt even recognise the battery.
so in this case what you have to do is press the override function button 3 seconds below.
leave it, and then 30 seconds later car started, in minus 3 degrees...winner

 

[Raul]

Do the Noco packs have long enough leads to allow them to be used on the Ducato jump start terminals under the bonnet? (as opposed to using them on the underfloor battery).

You only need leads long enough to reach from one terminal of the battery, to the other. The noco pack its light enough to place it near the battery you assist.

 

[Tombola]

You only need leads long enough to reach from one terminal of the battery, to the other.

and the cost factor, and i guess voltage drop ?

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[Raul]

and the cost factor, and i guess voltage drop ?

Mine fits in a small box, perfect to put away for emergencies. Big leads takes space and weight, and not needed.