how many cars can be jumped on a full charge?
177074
Impossible to answer that question. It all depends on the condition of the cars and their batteries. I always recharge mine after each use to keep the battery in good condition.
770161
The battery clips are on the back side of this unit, and the cord is wrapped up on the sides of the unit. There is not a jump cable that you could use to jump two cars together independently of the Stanley unit if that is what you are asking.
223038
On the cars there is switch indicating a 1,2, or off. Same with controllers. Set one car and controller to 1 and the other car and controller to 2. Have fun.
318737
I would not use more than 1 1//2 or 2 amp charge. Most chargers have a switch for this. Jump starting is probably not a good idea, although I have never done it.
581973
No Joan, it can only charge 4 or 2 batteries at a time. I tried three and the "green light" never flash to indicate that it was charging; plus there is no 3 battery selection at the top - just 2 and 4 batteries. But this is an awesome product, great price and you get a car charger for those long trips for your kids hand-held games; keeps them happy and preoccupied while you drive. It also charges other rechargeable battery brands (Energizer and Duracel)
210393
Yes. When you turn on each car for the first time, your transmitter will "bond" to it with a separate digital code. You can run two, three, or four or more side by side. Instructions come with the car.
376801
Yes. As long as you are jump starting it with a battery in your car and near a power outlet to plug this in.
322552
As long a d the box has a full charge it jumps my f 150 a couple times with no problem
2225637
Sure will,I have 2 AGM's on my Dodge Cummins diesel and was able to jump it twice in one day on one charge when my alternator failed.
2070246
This isNOT a jump starter. It's a maintainer and a darn good one. It puts out a max of 4.3 amps. You need 30 amps to jump start. If you put this unit on your TV all the time you won't need a jumper, and your battery will last a lot longer.
103484
I'm not an automotive or electrical wizard, so take my comment with a grain of salt. I don't see why you can't do this. It should, in theory, work. I strongly suspect that it will take (roughly) 4 times longer to charge them. Doing 4 batteries in parallel might defeat the %charged aspects of the NOCO. I'd do them one at a time. But check this opinion on Google and the NOCO site.
888531
I recently gave this bad reviews only to find out that my battery was on its way out. What I have found is that if you have a good battery that has gone dead for some reason and is not totally drained this will jump your car off. It has also jumped of my Acura Mdx. If your battery is suspect and drained more than likely this will not jump the car off. You only get a couple of shots because with each try the schumcher drains pretty quickly. I hope this helped.
844490
No. This is a skinny little trickle charge cable and won't handle the big surge you need when you jump start. This cable is maybe 22 gage. Jumper cables are not llike 4 gage, much thicker.
590551
Not true. You can charge any number (between 1 and 4) of AA cells at a time. You can even mix and match AA with AAA cells.
1687032
Thankfully we have not had need to jump our car as of yet. We have quite a few times jumped our very large riding mower without and problem. Worked like a charm. I have read others answers to your question, and they said it is had no problem jumping a Ford Truck, Motor Home and V8 Diesel Engines. So I would say from the replys, you will not have to worry using it on your Sports Cars. We are very pleased with this unit.
521645
That is a really good question and I'm not sure I can give you an answer for it. I have used my device strictly to jump start my car death battery so I don't really test it real well.Sorry that I can't be of real help, hopefully you'll find someone who can give you a real answer!!!
1414346
I generally come home in the evening @7:00, plug in my charger, and my vehicle is topped up when I leave @5:45 the next morning. I try not to charge until I am 4 bars or less -- so have never started at zero. 3 1/2 hours isn't sufficient to top up the car, even if I start with 4 bars. Allegedly I am supposed to be able to do a full charge from zero in 4 1/2 hours. I'd guess it's more like 6. Stu