Could you charge one battery overnight and then jump the 2nd?

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Nov 22, 2017
7:13:13pm

cheezedawg All-American

Could you charge one battery overnight and then jump the 2nd?

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cheezedawg

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Question for the car guys on here

DK-

11/22/17 3:53pm

i bet 1.21 gigawatts would do the trick.

Cougarclaw

11/22/17 3:54pm

It's likely toast at this point. For $200 I will haul it away for you.

Ragnar Danneskjold

11/22/17 4:01pm

Hmmm... seems like a good deal. BM me

DK-

11/22/17 4:02pm

Is in true Bert609 deactivated? If so, thats a bummer because he always knew answers to ?s like this.

11/22/17 4:06pm

It is true

byuluvr

11/22/17 4:07pm

It had something to do with the translucent notification bubble.

Ragnar Danneskjold

11/22/17 4:15pm

Try this (?):

lightmann

11/22/17 4:06pm

Unfortunately you cant connect two jumpers in series. You also cant use a 12V

shatter2

11/22/17 6:57pm

Could you charge one battery overnight and then jump the 2nd?

cheezedawg

11/22/17 7:13pm

Yes if you have a 12v charger you could charge each one independently for a few

shatter2

11/22/17 8:25pm

I just reread your post. You could try jumping just one if the other is full

shatter2

11/22/17 8:27pm

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