Will the bag stand up to any batterie acid that comes off my cables?
1369097
No canvas bag will stand up to repeated battery acid contacts. It is however very well built and should wih th right care last a very very long time. I alway wipe my cables off before putting them in the bag, wether they look like they have battery acid or grease on them or not. A little pre maintenance will allow this bag to last.
1369098
Very unlikely that the bag will stand up to direct contact with battery acid residue. That shouldn't be an issue unless you jump off of a battery that has really excessivly overgrown corrosive bloom in which case the cable ends should be fairly well cleaned because the cable ends themselves will be subject to corroding to the point of not functioning. This is an excellent battery cable case. I have one for each of our family card one of which I've had for several years. Bucket Boss makes an excellent, durable product.
2284170
No problem with mine. These cables are thin but that only means they are made of strong material, not just any old wire.
1977864
Ive never had issues with the acid pack leaking when ordering batteries. It appears to be pretty secure in the package.
2037920
Sorry for taking so long to answer, but no it is not a hard case. It is a bag that has a good amount of room. I have been caring both drivers and charger and three accessories boxes no problem.
335878
I have a Q5. If I bring the cable out the upper left corner of the glob box I'm able to latch the box without damaging the cable. It does put a bit of a kink in the cover of the cable but hasn't appeared to cause any problems.
86206
I leave mine in a bookbag and transport it every day, as well as plug into separate computers multiple times, and after a month or so, no issues so far.
2087157
Yes. There is a little flap that covers the hole where you plug the charger in. You just lift it out of the way to plug it in for a charge. The flap lies nice and flat, stays flush with the rest of the cover. I have not had any issues with it snagging on things, even when dragging it in and out of a briefcase or diaper bag crammed with stuff.
49652
Can't say as I haven't taken the bag off the bike since new. I use is continuously so no need to remove.
1515474
I just got this and took it on a trip - the phone has done fine and no issues at all. But now I'm concerned about tossing my phone in my purse and having it damage something else.
317964
I used my Battery Tender brand charger (made for lead-acid types) to charge this battery when I first received it. Based on the indicator lights and the charged battery, it appeared that all worked well together.
894571
I routinely keep it in the same bike pannier as my laptop and have never had a problem. This is despite all the shaking it experiences when I bike-commute twice a day on bumpy city roads.
1528067
Can't answer that question, since I only used it for my iPhone. Sorry! I'd go to the Powerbag web site to find the answer to this question.
172795
I do have a bag on top of the battery but I have it on a separate platform extending from the seat post. I have attached a side bag to the side of the battery platform. Used short self tapping screws. I have never attached anything directly to the battery, or allowed anything to sit directly on top of it.Hope that helps. Tom
789417
Yes. And I can say that I use my cable daily and vigorously and it has held up perfectly to the abuse I have put it through for over a year now with no signs of stopping! The only weakness to this cable is the thin plastic shell with the name printed on it at the ens of the cable. Mine cracked and would have fallen off exposing the wires. A quick fix (and something I do with ALL of my charge cables) was to slip a 1" section of shrink tube over the end of the cable. This secured the original cover in place and gave me something extra to pull on when pulling the cable out of the phone, which is where most people ruin their cables in the first place...pulling the cable out of the phone by the cable! Yes. And I can say that I use my cable daily and vigorously and it has held up perfectly to the abuse I have put it through for over a year now with no signs of stopping! The only weakness to this cable is the thin plastic shell with the name printed on it at the ens of the cable. Mine cracked and would have fallen off exposing the wires. A quick fix (and something I do with ALL of my charge cables) was to slip a 1" section of shrink tube over the end of the cable. This secured the original cover in place and gave me something extra to pull on when pulling the cable out of the phone,... » Read More Yes. And I can say that I use my cable daily and vigorously and it has held up perfectly to the abuse I have put it through for over a year now with no signs of stopping! The only weakness to this cable is the thin plastic shell with the name printed on it at the ens of the cable. Mine cracked and would have fallen off exposing the wires. A quick fix (and something I do with ALL of my charge cables) was to slip a 1" section of shrink tube over the end of the cable. This secured the original cover in place and gave me something extra to pull on when pulling the cable out of the phone, which is where most people ruin their cables in the first place...pulling the cable out of the phone by the cable! « Show Less
1747831
the bag is an anti static bag to prevent static discharge winch can do damage to PC memory drives chips etch. once you receive it you simply hook yourself up to an antic static grounding strap open the bag up and install the drive . if you don't know how find a repair person to do it.
1727111
As long as the acid did not damage the contacts or the components within the unit it should work.
111336
Bag is big and sturdy enough to store set of bits (drill or screwing). Carrying the charger would not be a good idea-you already have 2 full battery with you last hours.