NOCO GBC014 Boost HD EVA Protection Case for GB70 UltraSafe Lithium Jump Starters
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The HD EVA is a lovely case with plenty of space for a few small accessories. If you have large accessories that aren't small cables and the like, you won't be able to fit them in the case.
It should fit because the Noco isn't too thick.
The case has a small amount of space for accessories, but it is limited when the charger is included.
Thank you for pointing out this error to us. The GBC014 is a replacement board for the NOCO GB70. Its external measurements are 12 inches long by 12 inches wide by 12 inches high. inches long x 8 inches wide W x 5 in. inches H.
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It should also be included with the booster. It appears to be a well-built structure. br>I'm giving it three stars for two reasons: 1) It's twice as deep as it should be. The booster only fills half of the case, with the remaining half being empty. I'd much rather have a small case that takes up less room in my vehicle. br>2) This case, in my opinion, should be included in the booster. I spent $200 on this booster, and I despise being nickel-and-dimed. On a case, and-dimed. It didn't even come with a charger; I had to purchase that as well.
Wow, NOCO, what's your secret? Your products are all so good that they seem to come from another planet. I bought the GB70 starter as part of my safety net for a strange trip I was planning, and I packed it carefully to keep it safe from the rest of my safety net (re: I had to order this case after I discovered it in my camping gear after the trip. I'm so happy I did because it's fantastic! Semi- Hard, cushioned, and perfectly fitting, with plenty of room for accessories, a high-quality zipper, and a sturdy handle. I only wish that other businesses could benefit from NOCO's experience. NOCO should make automobiles, in my opinion. ) It's a good habit to keep a valuable item in a good case when you have a valuable item; it's a good habit, and the NOCO starter is worth taking good care of.
This is an excellent argument. It fits my Noco gb70 perfectly, and the sleeves have plenty of room for miscellaneous items.
or, as the woman from whom I jumped last week put it, "I guess we don't need men any longer. " We were both ridiculously proud of ourselves, despite the fact that we were neither young nor inexperienced. I'm glad I got a big one (thanks to the guy who jumped me at a campground and told me what to buy), because it seems to start everything. The case is small enough to fit under the seat, and it's simple to operate - I am the least capable driver I know, and this is a piece of cake for me. br>Parking lot rescue in the dark northwest - I was made to feel like a hero (ine!).
My Genius 10 likes it a lot. The charger, clamps, and even a clamp extension cable all have plenty of room in the case. So far, I haven't had any problems with it.
I had to lay one on top of the GB70 because it couldn't be stored with both clamps attached to the brackets on the sides. It would have been beneficial if the case had been a little wider. Apart from that, it appears to be in good working order; I recently purchased the XGC4 fast-charge adapter, which will fit in the small compartment at the end. br>br>The case seems to keep everything in place. Given that we are dealing with a large lithium battery, this is a good idea.
It fits perfectly inside this case, as do the accessories that came with my Boost, and the two upper pockets are very useful. The smaller pocket holds my owner's manual and warranty, as well as the canvas bag that comes with the Boost, while the larger pocket holds the optional 56w charger that I also purchased. The interior perfectly secures the GB70 while also protecting it from harm. It's also comforting to know that everything is contained in a single, well-made case. The outer shell is made of durable silicone, and while the handle appears to be in an odd location (you'd think it'd be on the zipper side), it's actually better because it's sewn into both the top and bottom of the case, rather than just one. In addition, the zipper appears to be a little more durable than a standard zipper. This is something I would recommend for the GB70 Boost HD!.
Motorhome with a 4L 460ci engine. Holiday Rambler 28' Class C (Holiday Rambler) (Holiday Rambler) (Holi Ford Econoline E350 br>Ford Econoline E350 br>Ford Econoline E350 br> 4L 460ci. br>Dead Battery is a term that is used to describe a battery that is no longer functional. Prior to this, there was a problem with the ignition (it was difficult to start). 6 months of sitting br>On my third full attempt, I started. br>Battery level is still at 3/4. br>Mindful peace. To me, a solid investment was akin to "spending the cash" on a Honda Inverter. Pleased. In addition, I paid $30 for a Noco case. It fits like a glove and stores the cable as well as the manual. br> And that's all there is to it.
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