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After using this a few times I've figured a few things out. On a full charge this can charge my 8800mAh iPad Air to 80% so with my rudimentary math skills that means this lithium battery must be about a 7000mAh sized battery (which is decent but obviously you can buy battery banks at much larger capacities that are much smaller in physical size, but they aren't designed to start a car battery.) However this should be more than enough to charge most smartphones several times on one charge. When fully depleted it takes around 6-7 hours to fully charge the battery (which is about the same length it takes to charge a smaller phone battery bank of a similar mAh capacity.) I also noticed the battery terminal clamps are actually metal, coated with some rough finish (but are metal) and the copper ends are actually metal as well, but just copper coated. This could be a potential problem as the positive clamp isn't shielded (even though there is a rubber spacer around the copper part) it's so poorly designed it touches the metal clamp so a tester shows continuity between the two. So you'll want to make sure you never touch either of the clamps together while they're plugged into the charger and especially not while they're hooked up to a car battery. I also wouldn't recommend using the 12V charger to charge and power the car off of because even though the cable itself is 14 gauge I highly doubt the wiring for the 12V outlet in the car itself also uses 14 gauge so even though I've seen it done without any problems or blown fuses, I'd still recommend using the clamps unless you absolutely have to do it from inside the car. In conclusion there are a few design flaws and shortcomings which results in "you get what you pay for" however I hope I never need to use this aside from charging a dead smartphone, but I think it would get the job done for a slightly drained battery. I did notice my local Harbor Freight sells a similar device that is around $70 and looks better made so I would assume it's a higher capacity battery and probably would be able to output more amps if needed.
how long does it take to go to green? can you use this to jump start? and what voltage
This is the same as a Stanley Simple Start which cost a little more. But all the reviews on youtube about the Stanley shows it does charge and start V8 motors.
Just unboxed it and plugged it in the AC to charge it in the house. It immediately flashed red and blue indicating a fault. It's supposed to just flash red.
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