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Default Charging a portable battery pack

Thanks for the reminder. I did charge the jump pack. One news video I saw,
said I'm in the 5 to 20% chance area, for power cuts. Still, nice to have
some electric stored for use.

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That reminds me, mine needs charging. I usually


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I have a portable battery pack that uses a 15V DC
pod to charge it. That pod is currently about 300
miles from where the battery pack is.

Can I use my car battery charger by hooking it up
to the clamps on the battery pack?

If so, I have these specs and these choices. Which
should I use?

Battery Pack: 12V/15A

Charger Choices:
6 Amp, Fast Charge, Automotive/Light Truck
4 Amp, Medium Charge, Automotive
2 Amp, Trickle Charge, Lawn Tractor/Motorcycle/ATV

Thanks!



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