Amish Elegance
Schadenfreude
Ok, this is probably going to sound like an add, but I'm not affiliated with them in any way. In fact, I didn't even buy from them; I bought it off my Cornwell dealer because I knew if I didn't like it, he'd take it back no questions asked.
I was skeptical at first, but fellas, you've got to try this thing - I swear it runs on witchcraft.
The Antigravity Micro-Start XP-1.
What you can do with this will amaze you.
This little 14oz bastard that fits in the palm of your hand will jump start your car, truck, tractor, and charge your phone or run your laptop.
I've had several heavy ass jumper packs that are the size of a briefcase that I've lugged around previously. When I saw this thing that's barely bigger than a smart phone, weighs less than a pound, and can start your car I laughed. I cant overstate how skeptical I was when I bought this thing.
So far, this is what I've used it for:
On the original charge I started my tractor four times before I could get a replacement battery.
Also on the original charge, (this is what amazed me the most thus far) dumped a load of mulch in a dump trailer when the battery was so low it would only click the solenoid on the hydraulic power pack. It worked fine for this, but I did notice that because of the duration of load (probably 20 seconds) the wires got HOT. Not enough to damage the harness but hot enough you don't want to grab it.
Though it wasn't completely discharged, I recharged it and used it to run the pump on a 15 gallon sprayer tank from full to empty. It only used 1/5 of the charge per the indicator after dispersing 15 gallons of roundup over a period of about an hour.
I'm looking forward to having this thing in the boat this summer and not having to wonder if the boat will start after I run the radio all day.
I haven't had to use it on my truck, but unless you're running 13:1 and taking a can of either to get started on a hot summer day, I'm almost certain it would fire off one of our trucks without breaking a sweat.
I don't know how they do it, but if you're interested at all - get one. I'm amazed.
Something like this would be perfect for a crew member to have in their pocket in the staging lanes.
I was skeptical at first, but fellas, you've got to try this thing - I swear it runs on witchcraft.
The Antigravity Micro-Start XP-1.
What you can do with this will amaze you.
This little 14oz bastard that fits in the palm of your hand will jump start your car, truck, tractor, and charge your phone or run your laptop.
I've had several heavy ass jumper packs that are the size of a briefcase that I've lugged around previously. When I saw this thing that's barely bigger than a smart phone, weighs less than a pound, and can start your car I laughed. I cant overstate how skeptical I was when I bought this thing.
So far, this is what I've used it for:
On the original charge I started my tractor four times before I could get a replacement battery.
Also on the original charge, (this is what amazed me the most thus far) dumped a load of mulch in a dump trailer when the battery was so low it would only click the solenoid on the hydraulic power pack. It worked fine for this, but I did notice that because of the duration of load (probably 20 seconds) the wires got HOT. Not enough to damage the harness but hot enough you don't want to grab it.
Though it wasn't completely discharged, I recharged it and used it to run the pump on a 15 gallon sprayer tank from full to empty. It only used 1/5 of the charge per the indicator after dispersing 15 gallons of roundup over a period of about an hour.
I'm looking forward to having this thing in the boat this summer and not having to wonder if the boat will start after I run the radio all day.
I haven't had to use it on my truck, but unless you're running 13:1 and taking a can of either to get started on a hot summer day, I'm almost certain it would fire off one of our trucks without breaking a sweat.
I don't know how they do it, but if you're interested at all - get one. I'm amazed.
Something like this would be perfect for a crew member to have in their pocket in the staging lanes.
