The 75 and ZT Owners Club Forums - View Single Post - Cracking little jump starter for the boot

bendrick · 15th February 2021, 00:55

Cost me about £65 if I remember correctly and I see them about the £70 ish mark when they're in stock.

A little bit of a lump to fork out just in case admittedly but I decided to buy one after getting stranded a few years back and decided it wouldn't happen again if it was just down to battery problems.

Its also very much of a pain asking other people if they are prepared to give you a jump start with all the hassle that involves rather than just whipping a small power pack out of the boot, bothering no one and getting yourself going with the minimum of effort.

I used to have one of those really large power pack things for years but it never held a charge for more than a week or two and was pretty massive and unwieldy compared to this one.

15th February 2021, 00:55	#3
bendrick Gets stuck in Ex CDT Auto Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: Barry Posts: 655 Thanks: 76 Thanked 266 Times in 155 Posts	Cost me about £65 if I remember correctly and I see them about the £70 ish mark when they're in stock. A little bit of a lump to fork out just in case admittedly but I decided to buy one after getting stranded a few years back and decided it wouldn't happen again if it was just down to battery problems. Its also very much of a pain asking other people if they are prepared to give you a jump start with all the hassle that involves rather than just whipping a small power pack out of the boot, bothering no one and getting yourself going with the minimum of effort. I used to have one of those really large power pack things for years but it never held a charge for more than a week or two and was pretty massive and unwieldy compared to this one.