@goldnectar oh, I forgot an important convenience detail. My wired inflator just keeps going so I have to watch it in order to prevent over inflation. You can set the psi target with these and they auto shut off.

@DisabledWarVet4 original price (see the black variant on the Amazon listing)

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@werehatrack It worked! Your order number is: violent-lively-bottle

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@cfg83 That your vehicle will die shortly?

@cfg83 It means that it’s a 20,000 mAh battery which is 20 amp hours so 5 times that is 100 amps so the battery could theoretically discharge at 100 amps. But nothing on this little tire inflator thing could possibly draw 100 amps without melting. So in practice the battery can put out enough current operate the pump and charge your phone and run the flashlight, which you would hope it would. So I guess it tells you it means nothing.

@cfg83 AI says: “The “5C” Discharge Rating: The “C” rating measures how fast a battery can safely discharge its energy. A 5C rating means these specific cells are engineered for high-drain performance. They can safely discharge up to 5 times their rated capacity to handle the heavy, intense electrical load required to spin the compressor’s mechanical motor.”

Also useful to know:
“What exact type of lithium battery chemistry do the Z1 battery cells use?” The ZUZEE Z1 uses a Lithium Nickel Manganese Cobalt Oxide (NMC) battery chemistry. Why NMC Chemistry is Used: While the manufacturer simplifies the packaging by labeling it a standard “Lithium-Ion 5C battery,” consumer electronics with high-drain motors rely almost exclusively on the NMC formulation.

High Discharge Power (The 5C Rating): NMC chemistry is highly prized for its ability to deliver intense bursts of power. The manganese in the chemistry stabilizes the internal structure, allowing the cells to discharge energy up to 5 times their rated capacity (5C) without overheating while powering the compressor’s mechanical motor.

High Energy Density: Blending nickel and cobalt allows the Z1 to pack a large 20,000mAh capacity into a highly compact, pocket-sized enclosure. Alternative chemistries like Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) are safer and last longer, but they have a lower energy density, which would make the physical tool much heavier and twice as large.

Performance Characteristics of NMC
Nominal Cell Voltage: 3.6V to 3.7V per cell.Lifespan: Typically rated for 300 to 500 complete charge cycles before capacity degrades to 80%. Because an emergency tire inflator is used infrequently, this lifecycle easily lasts for several years of roadside use.

Thermal Range: Safe operation during discharge up to roughly 60°C (140°F), though storing the unit in environments hotter than this (like a sunny dashboard) will degrade the NMC chemicals rapidly.

ALSO GOOD TO KNOW:
When you need reliable performance in cold environments, the low-temperature performance of NMC batteries vs lithium batteries makes NMC batteries the top choice. Their chemical composition, lithium nickel manganese cobalt oxide, ensures stable operation even at low temperatures. The unique design of these batteries minimizes energy loss while maintaining efficiency. With superior thermal stability, they deliver consistent power across a wide temperature range.

Compared to other lithium-ion batteries, such as LiFePO4 batteries, NMC batteries exhibit higher energy density, making them more suitable for applications requiring compact and lightweight designs.

The unique combination of nickel, manganese, and cobalt in the cathode material enhances the battery’s electrochemical properties. Nickel contributes to high energy density, manganese improves thermal stability, and cobalt ensures structural integrity. This synergy allows NMC batteries to deliver consistent performance across a broad temperature range, including sub-zero environments.

The chemical composition of lithium nickel manganese cobalt oxide (NMC) plays a pivotal role in its superior performance under cold conditions. The layered structure of NMC materials provides a wide diffusion pathway for lithium ions, even at low temperatures. This structure ensures efficient ion movement, reducing polarization and maintaining stable energy output.

Lastly, to avoid battery degradation:
Stick to the 10/10 rule! 10 minutes on, 10 minutes off (to cool). Using it until it forcefully shuts itself down degrades the battery significantly. Do ask Google AI some well-structured questions. Causing it to shut down and storing in too-hot conditions are likely the 2 top sources of most 1-2-or 3-star reviews.

@Kidsandliz Too late. I am wanted in 4 states for permanent battery drainage.

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@gwrankin I experienced this disappointment a few years back. After missing a day I decided to create patterns in the monthly meh memes by purposefully and artfully skipping days throughout the month to form a design. That made me feel better and took away the OCD anxiety. Now I’m back to every day meh clicks and just went past two years of daily clicks; coincidentally, my two year click coincided with Meh’s birthday. I know it’s a matter of time until I miss a day.

@accelerator I think the main thing is to only keep it charged like 50-80% otherwise overcharge + heat = bad for it. But then again, I had an early one that was stored improperly and wouldn’t charge correctly.

@user92777310 It’s supposed to run nearly an hour on a charge. But some of the batteries in these were not great or perhaps not balanced.

@figgn3wton Stick to the 10/10 rule! 10 minutes on, 10 minutes off (to cool). Using it until it forcefully shuts itself down degrades the battery significantly. Do ask Google AI some well-structured questions. Causing it to shut down and storing in too-hot conditions are likely the 2 top sources of most 1-2-or 3-star reviews.

@figgn3wton Mine from the last sale can add about 8PSI over ~2minutes before overheating. Not sure if I got a garbage unit or if it is just only meant to be useful to people who live further north.

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@mediocrebot I thought I bought some battery powered air compressors. Apparently, I entered into a marketing contract for spirits.

@danoinct how many can you drink per the 10 minutes on, 10 minutes off rule?

@cfg83 not quite-- far too slow

@pmarin Late followup: Mine arrived with about three-quarters of a charge, and I plugged them in to top off before doing anything else. My stepdaughter’s Corolla had a flat tire day before yesterday, and one of these took it up to 36psi in about five minutes without getting noticeably hot, or using a significant amount of the battery charge. I gave her one of them for future needs after we got the tire swapped out.