https://no.co/ "40% off" according to noco. Closer to 22% off as you can buy these all day for $100. GB40 for $75/ea + $3 flat rate shipping. Not a bad deal if you're in the market for one of these jump starters.
NOCO Jump Starters - black friday
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jakethesnake
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Their website seems to be down...checked on black friday!!
lafester
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autozone used to have the best deal on these. looks like they upped their price and no good coupons right now. I got mine at $199 - 25%, plus used discounted gc from one of the many resellers. Looks like they upped it to $210 with no good coupons at the moment but that could change.
aggie113
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Sent a support request/email about the website issues, they were kind enough to send a code extending the "sale" (one time use, sorry).
quattro_sinko
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Late to the party. Did the NOCO website show them at sale price or was/is a promo code necessary?
bas157
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No code was needed
Wanna Ride
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Was this sale only for Friday? The GB40 shows a price of $124 today.
quattro_sinko
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Looks like it. I was going to get a GB150 until I realized the sale was over.
Maybe a Cyber Monday repeat?
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Yeah, that’s what I’m thinking. But I sent them an inquiry... we’ll see what they say. I keep meaning to get one of these, now’s as good a time as any.Looks like it. I was going to get a GB150 until I realized the sale was over.
Maybe a Cyber Monday repeat?
aggie113
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So did I. Works out better because now it's off the entire order
Shhhh...
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What all did you buy, other than a single booster?So did I. Works out better because now it's off the entire order
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GB40 on sale right now at Pep Boys for $85
https://www.pepboys.com/noco-genius...ium-jump-starter-1000-amp-12v/product/1707038
https://www.pepboys.com/noco-genius...ium-jump-starter-1000-amp-12v/product/1707038
quattro_sinko
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GB150 for $264.oo on eBay (free shipping):
https://www.ebay.com/itm/NOCO-Geniu...Swcp1bn8lL:sc:UPSGround!12833!US!-1:rk:2:pf:1
It's $374 on NOCO's website, currently
https://www.ebay.com/itm/NOCO-Geniu...Swcp1bn8lL:sc:UPSGround!12833!US!-1:rk:2:pf:1
It's $374 on NOCO's website, currently
quattro_sinko
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Figured I'd check to see if NOCO did a Cyber Monday Sale, no dice. However, AMAZON has it as a "Deal of the Day" for $208.75! (Looks like they have other NOCO models on sale, too!)
edit: just bought the GB150 ($208.75 shipped) and two GB40's as a gifts for $68.59 each via Amazon
edit: just bought the GB150 ($208.75 shipped) and two GB40's as a gifts for $68.59 each via Amazon
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rahrah12
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I've been looking for a portable jump starter for awhile now. What makes these so much better than the rest? GB40 is what I am thinking about purchasing.
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Thanks for the heads up. I just ordered a GB40 through Amazon, cost was $72 after tax and free shipping. Should be here on or before Dec. 5th.
quattro_sinko
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No firsthand experience with NOCO. I am replacing a cheap Lithium Ion jump box I bought at a big-box. It was great for starting a mower, not so great for my 8.1L. Based on reviews, I'm optimistic this will be a good purchase.
Nice. I was surprised Amazon crushed NOCO's BF pricing by that much.
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That’s pretty big. What vehicle is that?
quattro_sinko
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K2500 Suburban. It is a beast, not fast, will pull anything.
Will any of these jump start lithium ion packs survive storage in a car during the summer?
I know I live where it gets hotter than most, but the storage temperature listed for the Noco jump starters is 50C - that's 122F in useful measurement When it's 115F outside, it is surely more than 122F in the trunk.
Do you guys think it's a CYA number on Noco's part or a hard limit?
I know I live where it gets hotter than most, but the storage temperature listed for the Noco jump starters is 50C - that's 122F in useful measurement
When it's 115F outside, it is surely more than 122F in the trunk.Do you guys think it's a CYA number on Noco's part or a hard limit?
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I’m not very familiar with GM products, but that has to also have some pretty good torque. Fuel mileage... not so much.
Will any of these jump start lithium ion packs survive storage in a car during the summer?
I know I live where it gets hotter than most, but the storage temperature listed for the Noco jump starters is 50C - that's 122F in useful measurement
Do you guys think it's a CYA number on Noco's part or a hard limit?
I’d be surprised if it wasn’t.
But on a lighter note, I suppose you could always wire in a 12volt fan, positioned to keep itself cool.
