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RAC 400 Amp Rechargeable Jump Start System HP082 - For Car Batteries up to 1500cc - £36.63 @ Amazon
RAC 400 Amp Rechargeable Jump Start System HP082 - For Car Batteries up to 1500cc - £36.63 @ Amazon
RAC 400 Amp Rechargeable Jump Start System HP082 - For Car Batteries up to 1500cc - £36.63 @ Amazon
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Posted 3 May 2023

RAC 400 Amp Rechargeable Jump Start System HP082 - For Car Batteries up to 1500cc - £36.63 @ Amazon

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Price drop from £37.32 to £37.17 05/05
Price drop from £37.17 to £36.63 14/05

Jump starts small-engined cars up to 1.5L petrol and 1.2L diesel
The internal battery needs an 18-20 hour charge before 1st use
Once charged it is portable without the need for mains power
Shows battery level and charging status
You MUST read the instruction manual in full before using the product

info added by @wadz

RAC 400W Jump Starter

  • 400Amp rechargable jump start system
  • Suitable for vehicles up to 1500cc
  • Built-in lead acid rechargeable battery
  • Dual 12v DC output sockets
  • Battery status LED indicator
  • Product Dimensions - ‎13 x 31.5 x 23.1 cm; 3.52 Kilograms

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  1. NAZ17's avatar
    NAZ17
    Take it from someone who’s used all types of these , this is not worth it even for a tenner, it states it’s only up to a 1.2 diesel or 1.5 petrol indicates it’s only going to be about 3/400 peaks starting amps. Even a small noco will outperform this - just go for a well reviewed lithium ion one , I’ve had good experiences with noco but there’s are good cheaper alternatives on the market … don’t waste your time with this or be deceived by the RAC branding (edited)
    rutters's avatar
    rutters
    Could you recommend a cheaper one please?
  2. Burgmeister's avatar
    Burgmeister
    Ah, an old school starter pack. None of this "fits in your pocket" nonsense. Good old weightlifting practice!

    Much more what us old timers recognise
  3. giblets693ee45's avatar
    giblets693ee45
    Really
    Are
    Crap (edited)
  4. hechizero's avatar
    hechizero
    These are not good. Slow charge and heavy. Much better and cheaper options available + much more compact and powerful
    ashyt16turbo's avatar
    ashyt16turbo
    Sort of. None of them can compare to the one I've got. They just can't sustain the output for long.
    Mine is basically 2 big 12v batteries in parallel or series.
  5. ikomu's avatar
    ikomu
    stay away !
  6. Jayporsche0's avatar
    Jayporsche0
    Also unless you keep them charged regularly they will be flat when you need to use them. Just buy some jump leads and chuck them in the car to help others or find another car to help you. I wasted £50 on one of these.
  7. winemart's avatar
    winemart
    Try this one = halfords.com/mot…tml
    Works a treat and i've actually used it in anger. Just make sure you charge it every few weeks.
    Apologies but I don't get to see any deals.
    ashyt16turbo's avatar
    ashyt16turbo
    I have that very one. Have used it several times on other cars and has worked well. Will not work on a completely flat battery though.
  8. Besford's avatar
    Besford
    Rely on this and you'll soon be calling on the real RAC's services. The only connection between this and the RAC is the rake off they get for use of their brand name to make Chinese tat look credible. Clearly they don't test or approve the stuff they allow their name to be associated with; AA same.
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