Don’t Sleep On The Noco Genius 10 Battery Charger
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- How do you connect and charge a battery using the NOCO Genius 10? Watch the video as I show you step by step. The link to this charger can be found here by clinking the link below. Link may need to be copied and pasted in browser. Make sure to check out more NOCO products.
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Dude I have to say I’ve read your responses to everyone’s comments they are top notch, you take it all and respond in a very mature way and it’s actually admirable. lol I’ve never commented anything like this but just something I noticed and felt like it had to be said, keep up the good work bro
Thanks bro! I’m just trying to get good information out. Comments are just that. People’s opinion. I appreciate you taking the time to respectfully give your opinion. Thanks again!
In charging, not repair mode you do not have to disconnect the terminals. You can even buy special connector Noco gc015 to fasten it permanently.
Thanks for the input 👍
Always disconnect the negative first and refit last.
Good Information! Can you explain the reason to our subscribers?
@@axleoffroad It eliminates the possibility of shorting the battery when unbolting or bolting.
Thanks for the explanation! 😎
yup and he does a lot of things wrong in this video. you're supposed to connect the terminals to the battery FIRST then plug it into the wall.
@@fallback8314 I would not say I do “A lot” of things wrong, but you are correct. The manual does state to hook to the battery first. With that said. I have never had an issue with doing it this way. Is it per the manual? No, does it work without consequence? Yes! Thanks for the feedback. It helps my subscriber base and allows me to get better. We are all about doing things the correct way.
I found one of these at a used tool store .i need it for my lithium trolling motor battery...should i know anything in terms of using it as a lithium battery charger? Besides just changing it to lithium mode
Look up the model to insure it’s compatible. But you should be okay, using the lithium charge profile.
Here is the Link Guys!
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Pretty trash if you have to plug it in an outlet what if your on the side of the road?
Well, Then I would recommend the Noco Genius portable Jump charger.
Lighter port in vehicle (12v) > inverter > noco and finally, battery.
But that's what an alternators for as well.