[JHT1888]

What do you think of this ? Click here

[trublustu]

I dont think i would trust this toy (B&D are not renowned for their long lasting tools) to keep its charge just in case you need it.

For the same money this may be a better bet if you have a weak battery
http://www.ebay.co.u...=item4d0f181377

[Ian G]

Does seem a bit optimistic to be able to charge the battery enough to start it from something of that size.

I've got a few of these which are worth their weight, more bulky to carry round but fantastically useful.

http://www.ebay.co.u...=item20e1d1bc1c

As Stu says a new battery is probably a better investment for the same money.

[JHT1888]

But if you had a new battery and you happen to leave the stereo on for a bit and it went flat as this happened to me recently.

[Bentleya]

I've got one of the battery packs Ian linked to, however mine come from Costco which worked out only slightly more expensive then the one on eBay.
It's a fantastic peice of kit and I've had to use it on quire a few occasions this year when purchasing cars.
I wouldn't personally want anything less power then the item I've got.

[trublustu]

Ive been looking at a bargain basement battery pack c/w compressor for backup for track car
I have a 46A battery & tray from the Fiesta which is smaller than Ford used (53A)
(saves 5kg!)