Is this your recommended way to attach the Noco for a jump start?
I have a dead T6 on the driveway (due to too much tinkering with only the ignition on) and a GBX75 on its way to me. So I’m looking to find out the best way to use it.
yes. . .
exactly like that.
for a quick jump start, the battery is assumed to be flat anyway.
so bridging out the NEG shunt will have no impact for those few seconds, . . .
done exactly the same myself . . .
just realised thats my van - after looking for a pic of me doing the same. . . . lol.
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its best to connect up and try to start straight away . . .
leaving connected for a few mins just drains the jump starter into the flat battery - which is not good.
just make sure you have a good connection to the battery . . . then start the van.
easy.
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been using both the GB70 and GB150 for years now - they just work.
that's why i haven't upgraded yet - no need too.
these units just work perfect.
but as above make sure you keep them charged up. ( i always will top-up charge every 2-3months, just to make sure they are ready )
i keep the GB150 in the van, and the GB70 at home or in the car if out and about.
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used both over the last few years to start my own van 3 or 4 times. - due to leaving the hazards on all day normally.
and used about 20 times helping other people at carparks, campsites, festivals, motor racing meets etc etc etc .
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