But I was wrong about the battery
I bought one of these about 3 years ago. I had a dying battery in a van I was getting rid of but then I was not replacing the battery. I just kept this thing on it until the guy picked it up.
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This thing isn't available but there are many successors.
The battery in the SUV is at least 5 years old. It is a marine deep discharge battery as opposed to a typical car battery and this lady bought it because she was living out of this vehicle. Then it got to sit in my driveway for the last 3 years, being driven a total of about 100 mi, and nothing in the last year.
I had done multiple jumps and then drive around the neighborhood and let it run but that never allowed the battery to start the car the next day.
So I let this device run on it for a couple of hours and the vehicle started just fine and then I drove it around the neighborhood and then I let it sit for about 10 minutes.
It started fine on its own the next day. Wait 2 days. It started fine on its own again. Wait 3 days. It started fine on its own again.
So it seems this battery actually came back to life. Amazed.
I just got some gasoline stabilizer. I'm amazed the engine hasn't gummed up with this year old gas. Time to go fill it with a quarter tank and throw the stabilizer in.
I have two 5 gallon gasoline jugs that have been sitting there a year that have not had the stabilizer in it. Can I still use that gasoline? Do I have to dispose of it?
4 Modes Car Battery Charger, 24V/12V Battery Charger Automotive, 4A/8A LCD Battery Charger Switching Automatically from Fast Charging to Trickle Charging for AGM Lead-Acid Batteries https://a.co/d/3sj9Hts
This thing isn't available but there are many successors.
The battery in the SUV is at least 5 years old. It is a marine deep discharge battery as opposed to a typical car battery and this lady bought it because she was living out of this vehicle. Then it got to sit in my driveway for the last 3 years, being driven a total of about 100 mi, and nothing in the last year.
I had done multiple jumps and then drive around the neighborhood and let it run but that never allowed the battery to start the car the next day.
So I let this device run on it for a couple of hours and the vehicle started just fine and then I drove it around the neighborhood and then I let it sit for about 10 minutes.
It started fine on its own the next day. Wait 2 days. It started fine on its own again. Wait 3 days. It started fine on its own again.
So it seems this battery actually came back to life. Amazed.
I just got some gasoline stabilizer. I'm amazed the engine hasn't gummed up with this year old gas. Time to go fill it with a quarter tank and throw the stabilizer in.
I have two 5 gallon gasoline jugs that have been sitting there a year that have not had the stabilizer in it. Can I still use that gasoline? Do I have to dispose of it?