COLD START With The DEWALT DXAEC80 30 Amp Charger (80A Engine Start) (First REAL Test! -40 Outside!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2021
- My First time having to use this charger on the 80A Engine Start , 80Amp Is not that much BUT it did do the job!!
DEWALT 30A Battery Charger with 80A Engine Start charges and maintains most 12 V batteries including wet, gel, and AGM
Microprocessor-controlled, fully automatic high-frequency design for faster, safer, and more efficient charging
Provides up to 30A for fast charging or larger capacity batteries
Patented 80A engine start feature helps quickly jump start discharged batteries
Battery reconditioning feature helps reverse sulphate build-up and extend battery life
Digital LCD screen with easy to read icons and one touch features including battery voltage and alternator check
Dual-bank battery charging capability allows for charging two batteries at the same time (*requires additional set of leads - not included)
Reverse polarity and short circuit protection
Features pass-through USB and AC power for added versatility
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/ starpuss - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Ayy that’s a Manitoba man
This thing is cool I hope Milwaukee makes one as well!
Nothing against Dewalt I just prefer to keep all my tools the same brand.
well at least you got it running thumbs up shared it was cold forsure mine barely started as well
If I lived somewhere where it got as low as negative 40 degrees, it would be a high priority in life to change my latitude ASAP!
you say that! But... You would get use to it pretty quick!
I don't think i could move anywhere that is warm during the winter LOL!
@@starpuss - When I was kid(from 10-16 years old), I lived in Oklahoma where it got down to zero degrees, or even a little lower. I've experienced negative 30 degree wind chill factors. Those kinds of temperatures, even occasionally, I could never get used to! So, when I turned 16, I got the hell out of there! I've only been back twice. Once for a wedding, and once for a funeral. The wedding was in May. The funeral was in July. Different years, though. Cheers!
The engine start feature on the Dewalt came in handy to get her going!
Sure is Handy!
Great video Curtis man she wasn't happy she didn't want to go when u had it plugged in boosting it normally it went right away I remember when u had the 400 ex u use to carry a semi truck battery with u just in case you could rob the battery out of the jeep if u really wanted to just an idea interesting charger and booster I forgot you did a video on it I remember now lol 😆 😅 if the ranger won't start nothing will unless you boost it I am curouis if the jeep and the diseal will start and polaris 500 lol who nows thumbs up and shared
Read the directions makes life easier.
WOW, I realize its -40C and I know that is really cold, but if the battery can't hold a charge in 2 to 3 days in the cold weather, its telling you that she's not able to hold her reserve anymore, and she's loosing CCA as well. Its time to get a new battery Curtis, which is more important then smokes lol. Nice review of the charger though. She's not as good as a mechanics shop charger which has a 200CCA start mode, but she's not bad either.
ya.. she is only a little 80amp jump starter , the one in the city we have is a 300Amp i think , but... kinda the same weight as a battery.
Nothing beets just using a good charged up battery.
I still have plans to make a booster battery setup soon , i have the semi batteries that "should" be still good.... .... And i also have the cart to mount them on.
@@starpuss I can't wait to see that project! Please by all means film that, I am very interested in what you come up with. Besides, we gotta throw in a little Curtis style shenanigans in there for good measure. HEHE
Nice video. What camera did you use to record that video?
When you get back you should probably put the charger back on it lead acid batteries take a long time to fully charge
I went for a 20KM drive , she was running for almost 2 hours.
So she was well charged , just needs a new battery soon and well block heater is now fixed LOL !
True! But his battery is 6 years old, and its loosing its reserve and its CCA's. I am honestly surprised it hasn't lost a cell with all the abuse its taken lol. He needs to buy a new battery and he will be good to go.
Ya I was just saying good practice if you want a battery to live a long time
Even at zero celcius it will stop charging and show a snowflake, as if it's too cold to work .
Also, it wont charge a dead battery...there needs to be some voltage in tbe battery.
I've had 2 and i dont like tbem, not reliable
I have not had an issue with the snowflake showing on it.
I always use it in -20c weather or colder.
IF the battery has no / Low Voltage , Boost the battery for 4-10 times , than it should hold to start to charge.
Ur suppose too let it count down to zero before u crank it
At 0 It Stops.
That would only be good if the battery was dead.
But would not help for just a Shitty battery that will not take a charge,.
Put a new starter in. Don't crank until it won't anymore. The greatest destroyer of starters is cranking them with low amperage until they won't.