FOXWELL FBA_BT100 Analyzer Automotive Directly Review

I couldn't believe this portable and very easy to use battery tester. I was tired of carrying a battery tester with me and was so glad I made the right choice in purchasing the FOXWELL BT100 Pro Battery Analyzer. I recommend everyone to buy this product and keep it in their personal vehicles.

This only seems to work when the battery is fully charged 12 volts. So if you want to test a battery that won't tip your car/truck and its voltage drops to 11 volts, let's say it won't even turn on. I went ahead and bought a real counter as it was just a box with two wires and bulbs and I already have Christmas tree lights so I don't need another box of bulbs.

Easy to follow instructions and easy to understand reading, with 5 cars, a camper and 3 quads it pays for itself quickly, likes to check condition before a long trip across country Touring here deep in Alaska, the last thing I want is to damage the battery of an 800 without a cable starter, one of my favorite hunts is an eight hour quad bike tour.

Used this on a supposedly dead car battery that was 4 years old. It was rated 650 CCA and about 110 when tested. I took the battery to the store to have it checked and their machine, which looked much larger and more expensive, rated it a 97 which was actually a dead battery anyway. I've seen some reviews where this unit asks about the ambient temperature if it's above or below freezing. My block didn't ask me for the temperature. Maybe that's why the tester at the store rated my battery lower…

I have always struggled with what is happening to my car battery. So instead of buying a new battery, I first decided to get a battery tester to see exactly what was going on. To my surprise, this little FOXWELL battery tester gave me quick results. My battery was supposed to be rated at 700 CCA, this tester reported that my battery's actual CCA is only 240 CCA, that was the problem, my battery is almost 3 years old. I was so curious to test the accuracy that I also tested another machine with…

Everything seems to work very well. I have a car (new) that I don't drive much. When I hooked up a battery analyzer to it, it said the DC voltage was a bit low and the CCA was very low. That worried me. But after running the car for about 20 minutes and then plugging it in to check the battery; This gave a much higher CCA and the voltage was where it should be. I even checked it a few minutes later and it matched the reading. The car has probably not been driven for about 2 weeks so it seems…

When I first connected this to the car battery it showed 36V. I disconnected it and then reconnected it. It read correctly at 12.71 volts. I tested a 580 CCA battery and it worked fine at 531 volts. I tried it on a 12 volt lawn mower battery that wasn't holding a charge. I just connected the charger to it. I plugged this in and it recognized "surface charge". They told me to turn on the headlights. The display showed that the headlights were on. They told me to turn off the headlights. He then…

I am very satisfied with this FOXWELL BT100 Battery Analyzer. First, it's smaller than the ones I use for work, which is a plus for me as the smaller size makes it easier to carry, use, and store. Working with the battery analyzer is easy. The analyzer is powered by the battery under test, simply connect the cables to the 12V battery and the LED screen will light up and display the current battery voltage. To test the battery: * Press Enter and then use the arrow keys to select the battery…