new tools and equipment ideas/products

[jick.cejoco]

has there been a manufacturer for jackstands similar to rennstand or jackpoint?
it looks like the rennstand company stopped production of rennstand.

[jick.cejoco]

autel maxisys ultra ev- future resistant for the next five years scan tool now less than $5k

[jick.cejoco]

this



https://youtu.be/hNGCePYwVwM

[jick.cejoco]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtmNdqUGCMI

[12vdc]

digital torque wrench adapter w/backlight

https://youtu.be/bCb2a4BJAv4?si=s-DWCMRscyI_VgXw

[viper888]

Has anyone tried using one of those battery pack jump starters in Lazada or Shopee? Does it actually work for than a couple of times?

We have old cars that randomly go flat when they arent used for more than a week

[bugsmobile]

Has anyone tried using one of those battery pack jump starters in Lazada or Shopee? Does it actually work for than a couple of times?

We have old cars that randomly go flat when they arent used for more than a week

I was gifted an Anker brand before & it has revived cars quote a few items already. It lasted a few years before the battery bloated. Bought a cheaper one from Lazada recently as replacement, but haven't used it yet though.

[12vdc]

I have two, one has the tire pump in the blowcase. It works but i do not carry them inside the car for safety reasons(Lithium fire, backup only as i always bring the jumper cable), only bring them when the battery health is below 60%- because based from experience battery deteriorates exponentially when it reach 50-60%, sometimes within a week its dead.

[jick.cejoco]

i bought avapow a27, 12v 2500A jump starter from amazon. it works to start the biggest full sized pickup trucks of my customers when their battery even lower than 8 volts.

[jick.cejoco]

some of my specialty tools for electrical/electronics and control modules i bought from aeswave.com. from logic probes to oscilloscopes, scan tools except mechanical tools.

[anonemus]

Has anyone tried using one of those battery pack jump starters in Lazada or Shopee? Does it actually work for than a couple of times?

We have old cars that randomly go flat when they arent used for more than a week

Just got this 70mai USB jumpstarter from Lazada after getting great longterm feedback from Pinoy car owners, and various YT reviews like this one. Quality of item received is good, from packaging to the item itself and accessories. Xiaomi also carries or carried this, I think.

[Kunjis]

Anyone does need repair manual or service manual for many models and brands?

[bmacavanza]

I used Haynes Manuals

[jick.cejoco]

I used Haynes Manuals

I have been using alldata from the first year it launched in 1992 up to now

[mcd__123]

I have two, one has the tire pump in the blowcase. It works but i do not carry them inside the car for safety reasons(Lithium fire, backup only as i always bring the jumper cable), only bring them when the battery health is below 60%- because based from experience battery deteriorates exponentially when it reach 50-60%, sometimes within a week its dead.

I totally get your point about the importance of carrying only what’s necessary in the car, especially with lithium batteries. Safety is a huge priority when it comes to handling such devices, and your experience with the battery health dropping quickly when it's around 50%-60% is a great reminder of how fragile these devices can be. Lithium-ion batteries tend to degrade much faster once they reach that point, which is why keeping them in optimal conditions is crucial.

Speaking of maintaining efficiency and streamlining things, this made me think of how important it is to have reliable systems in place to avoid unnecessary risks and failures. Whether it's your battery management or the systems we rely on for business operations, everything needs to function seamlessly. For instance, the POS system for retail businesses is one of those things that really helps ensure smooth operations without the risk of things falling apart. It’s essential to have the right technology in place that not only keeps things running but also allows businesses to optimize their processes and data in real-time.

In fact, POS systems have become increasingly important in industries like retail, where managing inventory, sales, and customer data manually can result in errors and delays—much like how carrying around faulty backup equipment can lead to failure when it's needed most. If you're interested, there’s an article that dives deep into the benefits of POS systems for businesses in the Philippines, and it really highlights how a well-integrated POS system can drastically improve efficiency and customer satisfaction.

While battery management may seem unrelated to POS systems at first glance, they both share a key principle—ensuring that systems and tools are optimized and functioning well before problems arise. If you're interested in how POS systems can help improve business operations, feel free to check Tentang Kami. It outlines the importance of having reliable systems in place, much like ensuring your backup devices are fully charged and ready to go when you need them the most.

What’s your take on the balance between safety and efficiency when it comes to both technology and business systems?