🔋 Extreme Operation Autowit SuperCap Battery-less Solution Review

THIS REVIEW IS BASED ON A FIRST USE OF THE PRODUCT: I have a car designed for weekend runners who spend the work week in the garage. When I pulled it out (less than a year after installing a new battery) I found that it was mysteriously dead. I solved the battery puzzle (my 6 year old pulled me out quickly) and bought a standard lithium ion starter. I decided to read some reviews and do a little research and that's how I discovered Autowit Supercap. It was a new subject and technology for me, I

I use this in a car auction environment where we are constantly dealing with dead batteries. I have a golf cart with powerful booster batteries and 20ft cords to start cars but they are very heavy and awkward to pull every time I start the car so I bought this unit to help me life one little to facilitate. I have had several lithium ion launchers (including NOCO) in the past but they are very easy to damage. It's a beast, but it has its limits. I'll start with this: 1> Sometimes when plugged

This is for Supercap2. The product looks good, feels solid and is relatively small (see photo taken with my 15" Macbook Pro in the background). The user interface is minimalist - instead of using LED indicators to indicate status, everything is now displayed on the LCD at the top. edge of the device. The display is tiny but offers very useful and clear information. I tested charging with my laptop, cigarette lighter and car battery. They all worked well and the LCD shows progress along the way.

UPDATE 2 - I received a replacement unit sent by the seller. At the same time, I received another lightweight device that I had ordered. Both initially worked well and tested on my cars and motorcycles without any problems. This post is for comparing both versions as I have them in my hands. The first size and weight are the same, almost no difference. It's a shame as I thought the light version would be smaller so I could take it with me on my bike on long rides. But the Lite version looks a…

I'll start this review by saying that I have both this Autowit launcher and their previous model. So I can compare them well. You may have seen this product on the popular YouTube channel and while it doesn't come out on top, I'll explain why this technology is right for me. I live in the subarctic, where extremely low winter temperatures are the norm, not the exception. The problem with battery launchers in cold climates is that the battery will not hold a charge if left in a car in freezing…