NOCO GB40 Jump Starter

I bought a GBX45 about a year ago and used it for the first time to jump someone who had a dead battery. It worked like a champ and they were very grateful I had one.
 
I bought the gbx75 to jump my 454. If battery pretty dead I have to put it in override but it starts right away.

Amazing product.


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I keep one on my bike at all times....aftermarket audio is pretty baller and it will drain my battery...and the new Milwaukee 8 engines need all the cranking power a battery has got

they absolutely work, but I've never had to use it on my bike....I have used it to start my truck though, as it sits a lot...and a lady in the parking lot of a restaurant seemed to be having issues once when my wife and I were pulling out, we stopped and sure enough, she needed a jump

she laughed when I pulled out the little jump starter....I laughed when her car cranked right up

they work, it's more compact and portable than jumper cables, and while I have both in the car, if i had to either or, it would be the portable jumper

NOCO is the one you want, or one that looks like it, but is branded different
 
Just came back last night tothe airport from the buick sitting for a week and aparently i got a battery thats gonna start to take a shat cuz it was completely dead. This is a first indication if issue. Yanked out the jumper cables and flagged down a good samaritan fella that tried to gimmie a jump with his new tahoe in the cold rain...after a few minutes of chargin it up all attempts failed and ended with a rapid click...

Luckily a airport authority guy passed and made a call...another employee brought over a noro 55 or 155 i cant remember. I signed a wavier and wham it started right up!

First time i seen one in action and will be a future purchase for sure.

I just found this thread. Thanks for sharing, so i dont have to ask yinz about personal ownership of them.

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Coatingsarecrack said:
I bought the gbx75 to jump my 454. If battery pretty dead I have to put it in override but it starts right away.

Amazing product.


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How long does one stay charged up if you were to take it off charge and store it in a vehicle?

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Definitely. I keep one in my trunk to boost customers cars that have weak batteries. You can also deduct from your taxes
 
opie said:
How long does one stay charged up if you were to take it off charge and store it in a vehicle?

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I have a different brand but after several months the battery dropped from 100% to 97% so it takes a while. I try to charge twice a year just in case.
 
opie said:
How long does one stay charged up if you were to take it off charge and store it in a vehicle?

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Several months. My NOCO charges using the same plug as my cell phone so if it were dead I could charge it enough to boost pretty quickly (unless it was my battery that was dead).
It's always a good idea to let any battery operated electronic discharge all the way the first couple of times. Trains the battery to stay charged longer (or so I've heard...)
 
opie said:
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I have been charging my NOCO every 4 months, which is about when the battery drops by 1 bar. They get discounted pretty good on Prime Day sales.
 
MisterSnoop said:
I have been charging my NOCO every 4 months, which is about when the battery drops by 1 bar. They get discounted pretty good on Prime Day sales.
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Thanks snoop de uuuoop! Ill have to get one at some point.

Funny cuz the wife mentioned a long while ago about one of these and i was like...nahh we dont need that. Well if only i had listened to her.... lol

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gooloo has come out with some new models that look really nice (reputable brand that has consistently done well in reviews). personally, they would be in my top 3 brands for jump starters. in any case, with any jump starter i wouldn't recommend anything lower than 1000 amps....

GOOLOO jump starter
 
VISITOR said:
gooloo has come out with some new models that look really nice (reputable brand that has consistently done well in reviews). personally, they would be in my top 3 brands for jump starters. in any case, with any jump starter i wouldn't recommend anything lower than 1000 amps....

GOOLOO jump starter
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^^^ Look at this man's signature if you doubt his expertise........^^^

Great info, Allen.......:cheers:
 
They make the BIZ of 12 volt gear. Anything they make will be the benchmark of whatever your interested in. I had the jump starter for tractor trailers when they 1st came out. I use there smart charger for my AGM's
 
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I’ve had it charged for 3 months and lost 1 bar. I went with Noco because I got one of their trickle chargers and it’s been amazing.

I looked at the gooloo but at the time I needed more than 2000A to start the chevelle. Gooloo has a 2000A and a 4000A. The gbx75 was $20 more with the discount code I had.

I like that Noco has a big presence in the industry and talks a lot about their R&D which is done mainly in US. If I remember correctly their trickle chargers are made in US and jumpstarters I’m China.

Also the new GBX line charges faster than any other Jump pack out there through USB-C.

For as something that as important as jumping my chevelle…. I went with a brand I knew.

Only three I considered were NoCo, the GooLoo (only because visitor recommended) and the HulkMan.


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Coatingsarecrack said:
I’ve had it charged for 3 months and lost 1 bar. I went with Noco because I got one of their trickle chargers and it’s been amazing.

I looked at the gooloo but at the time I needed more than 2000A to start the chevelle. Gooloo has a 2000A and a 4000A. The gbx75 was $20 more with the discount code I had.

I like that Noco has a big presence in the industry and talks a lot about their R&D which is done mainly in US. If I remember correctly their trickle chargers are made in US and jumpstarters I’m China.

Also the new GBX line charges faster than any other Jump pack out there through USB-C.

For as something that as important as jumping my chevelle…. I went with a brand I knew.

Only three I considered were NoCo, the GooLoo (only because visitor recommended) and the HulkMan.


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After seeing thousands of 5 star reviews and then finding out that they've been in business for over 100 years (and made in the USA) I didn't need to look any further

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Autogeek should carry these (imo). They could probably do a drop ship arrangement
 
My jump pak has worked on my bike and my car. I just set a calendar note and charge it overnight once a month. They work great.
 
after it's first initial full charge i checked one month later and after than it's been every 3 months...
 
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