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The video covers the creator's experience of purchasing jet ski batteries from Amazon during the pandemic. Initially finding $100 batteries online, they secured a better deal on Amazon at $46 each, choosing the Pirate Battery model due to its affordability and adequate specifications (405 cranking amps and 270 cold cranking amps). Despite initial doubts about the packaging and materials, the presenter acknowledges the battery's quality and useful features. They tested the battery using a reliable Amazon-bought voltmeter, confirming a healthy 12.78 volts right out of the box, and plan to provide future performance updates. The video encourages viewers to engage through likes, comments, and subscriptions for ongoing jet ski-related content.
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In this part of the video, the creator shares their experience of purchasing jet ski batteries from Amazon. Initially, they found batteries on the internet for $100, which seemed too expensive. After searching on Amazon, they found a limited-time deal for batteries priced at $46 each, including tax and free Prime shipping. The batteries took about five days to arrive due to the ongoing pandemic. The brand of these batteries is Chrome Battery, which offers various models, including Chrome Pro and Pirate Battery. The creator chose the Pirate Battery model because it was significantly cheaper and met the required specifications, such as 405 cranking amps and 270 cold cranking amps. Upon unboxing, the creator notes that the batteries come with terminals and nuts, which is a convenient addition.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses a motorcycle battery branded as “pirate battery.” They express confusion over the packaging, which labels it both as a “power support battery” and specifically a motorcycle battery. Detailed instructions show the positive and negative terminals, but the presenter finds them somewhat unnecessary. Despite the low price and seemingly cheap plastic appearance, the presenter notes that the battery is of high quality with metal parts. They mention a useful feature for securing the nuts. The presenter bought two batteries for a reasonable price, noting the high cold cranking amps compared to other options. They plan to review and update on the battery’s performance. Finally, they prepare to test the battery’s charge using a volt meter.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses using an Amazon-bought voltmeter, which cost around $40 and has been reliable. They measure a reading of 12.78 volts right out of the box without any prior charging. The presenter plans to give a performance update and review after some usage, potentially next season. The video concludes with a reminder to like, comment, and subscribe for more jet ski content.