LUNDA Multi-Function 12V Car Jump Starter 600A USD $49.49 (AU $63.93) @ AliExpress App

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LUNDA Multi-Function 12V Petrol Diesel Car Jump Starter 4USB Power Bank Mini Compass SOS Lights 600A Peak Car Charger.

Description:
10 Technical Advantages of the Auto EPS:

1. Car emergency start for 20 times
2. Fast start in the cold weather
3. Bright lighting for 40 hours
4. Flashing up for 30 hours
5. SOS signal for 120 hours
6. Smartphone full charge more than 10 times
7. Computer power supply for 3 hours
8. Size is much smaller than old products
9. Life up to 3-5 years
10. Convenience (home and car charger)

4 Functions of Auto EPS:

1. Start 12V car in emergency
2. Charge all cellphone in emergency
3. High brightness, multi-mode LED flashlight
4. Sufficient capacity, Small size, Delicate appearance

Edit:
Upon questioning, I was told the battery capacity is 16,000 mAH. So that is a good amount of capacity.

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  jaypeee on 22/02/2018 - 14:42

  Anyone have any experience with these?

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    Major Mess on 22/02/2018 - 15:10

    +2

    I am just amazed that you can run the thing on petrol or diesel.

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    ozhunter68 on 22/02/2018 - 15:19

    +2

    Yes, did a fair bit of research after hearing from friends that cheap ones often fail early and not work as their supposed to, although I have a feeling some people use them wrong or for too large of a motor. Also as with any rechargeable battery, you need to maintain properly too.

    I went with a Suaoki 18000mAh Booster/PowerBank/80PSI Air Pump kit in a nice case from ebay with one of their % off sales. Has a built in LED torch as well as multiple tips for laptops which I was looking forward to ( none fitted my many laptops/ultrabooks, you might have better luckthough I hope :-)

    Had it not been used fully charged since May last year, girlfriends car had flat/shot battery two weeks ago and started her 1.8 Lt. VW Golf petrol real easy twice from dead flat from around 90% full ( digital display works well ). Still has over 80% left now, so worked really well.

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      Major Mess on 22/02/2018 - 15:22

      How many starts do they rate the battery in the Suaoki for?

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        ozhunter68 on 22/02/2018 - 15:30

        Depending on engine size/temperature/compression inside motor/condition of flat battery around 20 times ( probably best case ). Realistically if you can start a motor ten times, that is really good, and this one can do it easy. Best not to heavily drain/flatten these types of batteries, so charge when below half.

        This is a tool you require it to work well when needed, so reliable quality is worth paying a small premium for in many cases.

        I read many good reviews on this model, also from Amazon in English lol.

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      jaypeee on 22/02/2018 - 16:32

      +1

      How much did you pay? I reckon these look a little cheapish, while a good price, probably something not worth skimping on?

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        ozhunter68 on 23/02/2018 - 11:31

        I got mine for around $93 delivered after a 10% off discount code from an Australian seller on ebay. They currently range from $92.99-$149.99 on ebay. I was going to put a link to similar listing ( my seller does not sell these any more ), but forgot earlier.

        Like you say, get one that you know is decent going on peoples feedback for a bit more with Aussie warranty ( still only from ebay seller, so maybe not always great ), and still cheaper than most car parts stores. If you want a slightly more powerful unit with a 700Amp/150PSI Air compressor built in larger form factor, that is available for bit more too ( new model ).

        https://www.ebay.com.au/sch/sis.html?_nkw=Suaoki+G7+Plus+180…

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  0FoxGiven on 22/02/2018 - 15:50

  +2

  I got myself an Anker one last year and it cost me approximately $110 at the time. I was able to jumpstart my Suzuki swift after I went on vacation for a month and a half and the battery died. I took it out to charge the powerbank after 6 months and its still had more than 50% charge. So I can confidently say that the Anker ones are of good quality.

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  tanastra on 22/02/2018 - 15:52

  +1

  Not worth the money , especially if you can’t even exchange it .

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  wfdTamar on 22/02/2018 - 17:20

  +1

  I got a 400A LiPo (can't remember the rest of that, but the type that is far less likely to catch fire) one about a year ago. Started my Saab Aero 2.3 litre which had a completely flat battery and still had 88% left. Worked great. Small and light enough to keep in the car. I think it was about $130.

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    ozhunter68 on 23/02/2018 - 11:33

    Just wondering where you purchased that one from?

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      wfdTamar on 23/02/2018 - 18:59

      +1

      eBay. It’s red and black.

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  shaybisc on 22/02/2018 - 18:03

  +1

  Crikey, it's big- 45cm25cm10cm

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    wfdTamar on 22/02/2018 - 18:20

    +1

    Mine is a bit bigger than a large phone and thick as a VHS tape. That one looks the same. Comes in a plastic case with charger and cables. That’s about 280x220x70mm. Pack that in a cardboard shipping box and you might get those measurements.

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  Brucet on 22/02/2018 - 20:26

  +2

  Suggest you look for brand one.( not cheap one )
  do research.

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  willyroo on 22/02/2018 - 20:49

  Have a similar one. Our V8 petrol had a dead battery, a light had been left on. My hopes were low - however the motor only just cranked, and bless my soul it fired into life. This would be very unlikely to crank a 6 or 8 cylinder diesel though. If it isn't fully charged, then it's unlikely to be much use TBH.

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  ozhunter68 on 23/02/2018 - 13:24

  Maybe ok to try if on a low budget and no need to be crucial emergency tool as this has reasonable reviews on alliexpress, just make sure you're not in a hurry to get it lol.