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<blockquote data-quote="Ridge Runner" data-source="post: 477746" data-attributes="member: 3775"><p>That's the one my Brother got and how I first found out about them, He mentioned the name and I wondered what he was talking about because he is always buying some computer gadget and then he said it's name a few more time while I was recovering from hospital and in the end I said what the **** is a NOCO and then he told me and then he used it to start his VW Touran and his neighbours big van and then I just had to get one, I ordered the GB70 first and then I Got the GB150 but it is Huge, It's about the size of a Loaf of Bread that has been cut in half Length ways and the Clamps on the thing are Gigantic, and are almost twice the size of the ones on their biggest Charger, Some one on YT said the Clamps on the Big NOCO g15000 Charger were about a 1000amps well if that's the cast the ones on the NOCO GB150 Booster must be good for twice that at leased baring in mind that it has 4000amps On Tap so I guess they are 4000 Amp Clamps and they have very powerful Jaws/Springs. and it has a 15A 12v output socket and a few others and a 500 Lumin Flashlight built in,</p><p></p><p>I also bought the Power supply they make for It which will charge it in 2 hours, It also comes with power leads to suit the US, UK, Australia and the EU, It is called the XGC-4 and it will work with the GB70, GB150 and the DADDY - The GB500, and it is well worth getting because Charging them by USB is painfully slow and Charging them from the Car only works if you are In It and in the Car takes 2 to 3 hours, So it is a must have Item, :Y: </p><p></p><p>John.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ridge Runner, post: 477746, member: 3775"] That's the one my Brother got and how I first found out about them, He mentioned the name and I wondered what he was talking about because he is always buying some computer gadget and then he said it's name a few more time while I was recovering from hospital and in the end I said what the **** is a NOCO and then he told me and then he used it to start his VW Touran and his neighbours big van and then I just had to get one, I ordered the GB70 first and then I Got the GB150 but it is Huge, It's about the size of a Loaf of Bread that has been cut in half Length ways and the Clamps on the thing are Gigantic, and are almost twice the size of the ones on their biggest Charger, Some one on YT said the Clamps on the Big NOCO g15000 Charger were about a 1000amps well if that's the cast the ones on the NOCO GB150 Booster must be good for twice that at leased baring in mind that it has 4000amps On Tap so I guess they are 4000 Amp Clamps and they have very powerful Jaws/Springs. and it has a 15A 12v output socket and a few others and a 500 Lumin Flashlight built in, I also bought the Power supply they make for It which will charge it in 2 hours, It also comes with power leads to suit the US, UK, Australia and the EU, It is called the XGC-4 and it will work with the GB70, GB150 and the DADDY - The GB500, and it is well worth getting because Charging them by USB is painfully slow and Charging them from the Car only works if you are In It and in the Car takes 2 to 3 hours, So it is a must have Item, :Y: John. [/QUOTE]
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