Can this jump start a vehicle while plugged into wall socket .
1140942
To be honest, Larry, I don't really know whether this would work or not. I use my cell phone when it's being charged, and I've used a trickle charger that was plugged into a wall socket to jump a vehicle. However, I've never tried it with the Mity-Mite. You could give it a try. It might work, then again it might not. Worst case scenario would be damaging the Mity Mite.
1140943
You won't get much benefit plugging it in while jumping, as the onboard charger only charges at a low rate compared to the hundreds of amps the battery puts out during a jump start. I wouldn't bother trying to do that- just use it and then put it back on charge.
1140944
Cannot say, never tried it that way, always used it charged but not plugged in.
604381
Don't know for sure. I think it would. Regarding recharging, rumor has it that it will jump start multiple times before needing recharging.
1969916
Yes, this is a 12VDC battery. It won't jump start your car, but will charge the car battery enough so your car will start. You leave it connected to the car battery for about 20 minutes then disconnect the Power Tank before starting your car, or it could damage the Power Tank. It doesn't have enough starting amps to jump start a car. It is great to use to charge your phones when the power goes out. It will run 2 telescopes for many hours when your out in the middle of nowhere. The led flashlight is awesome, but never use at a star party, or you won't be invited back, it is so bright.
844489
Maybe, but I wouldn't recommend it because of the possibility of electrical surge when jumping a battery. Could burn up the harness and some of the electrical wiring to the bike.
1397453
I don't have a motorcycle, but this battery did jump start my car one time when its needed.
753228
No, unless you are installing a Viper alarm system in a non car application. It has a specific plug.
1578984
Yes, you can start your car from your house as long as your vehicle is parked within range. Ours works through walls at about 50 ft (prob more just haven't tested it) and out in the open at about 100yds.
847008
I cannot say for sure but, my guess would be yes. I've used my as directed to jump start a friends car and it powered the starter motor just like the cars battery.
2225638
Yes it will jump start a deep cycle battery just as easily as any other 12 volt battery. In fact deep cycle batteries are used on boats and I always take this unit on my boat, just in case. I know it will start me easily if I need it. Deep cycle batteries are made to be discharged a lot more than car batteries and still charge back up to full without damage. Car batteries dont like to be discharged like that, they like to stay more fully charged.
212514
I would think so. this is one of the simplest remote starters I seen . you can go to the website under vehicle wiring enter you vehicle and get more info.
1140755
I don't think anything that would have a plug on it would be heavy enough wire to jump a dead battery. If you meant to charge the battery so it will start (not have to hook it up and jump immediately without allowing other dead battery to charge) you might find one with two male ends or you could easily make one by cutting two inexpensive ones wires and making sure you align the positive wire (the one going to the middle pin on the male plug) to be positive. Keep in mind if you accidentally brush anything grounded in the care with that protruding point it could spart or short the fuse that often is in the male end or your fuse panel that is connected to your access point in either vehicle. Plugging it in like that would also require both power points in both vehicles to be on-so if it is not live when the key is not switched on it won't charge. The wires in these alligator clips is unusually heavy and would support higher voltage draw you might get with a totally dead battery on the other end. But if your wires in the vehicle are not sized that heavy you could risk fire or blow the fuse. A dead battery will draw heavily when first attached, especially if you activate the starter to try to start it, it could melt your wires or blow the fuse then. Good luck-
1321101
No, the wire gauge is not large enough to handle the large current need to jump start a car. It is for low current use, like trouble lights.
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.
1408756
Yes. But if you are asking if it will charge your devices without the motor running, that would depend on whether or not your car's power outlet is wired directly to the battery or to the ignition circuit. The latter would require the key to be in the "on" position.
2260278
I've never heard such a question. This is a battery charger, therefore you need a battery. A starter would trip the built in fuse as the draw would be greater than 100 amp.Please rephrase your question. IE: Will this unit charge a low battery to start a vehicle engine! The answer would be yes unless the battery is defective
1783387
Depends on what you are trying to start, but with 600 amps at your disposal, it will start most vehicles instantly
1417773
No, this uses less power than me accidentally leaving my map light on overnight. Most newer cars (especially Japanese makes) will switch the outlet with the ignition.