Best video on the TB6000Pro I have seen, and I have watched a lot. I have owned one for about 6 months and am very happy with it. Keeps all my vehicles, tractor, and mowers batteries tuned up.
I think many newer vehicles are using AGM batteries. Not sure if they can be called flooded batteries? Do you think this can be used on them? OK, looked at the Amazon page and it says AGM so I guess yes. Amazon says there is a newer model, the TB8000, which can charge at 8 amps but that model says nothing about testing so not really equivalent in features.
I love how obsessive you are about doing things properly. I'm the same way!
Thank you so much! It’s great to have an outlet!
Best video on the TB6000Pro I have seen, and I have watched a lot. I have owned one for about 6 months and am very happy with it. Keeps all my vehicles, tractor, and mowers batteries tuned up.
Donald thank you for sharing your experience!
Your picture in picture videos is super clear! great audio and production quality A++
Thank you, Julio!!
Keep those videos coming. Great stuff. Highly educational and entertaining! Thanks for all the work you put into it.
Thank you so much!
I think many newer vehicles are using AGM batteries. Not sure if they can be called flooded batteries? Do you think this can be used on them? OK, looked at the Amazon page and it says AGM so I guess yes. Amazon says there is a newer model, the TB8000, which can charge at 8 amps but that model says nothing about testing so not really equivalent in features.
Gordon I just looked through the manual and the normal mode can handle Wet, Gel, AGM, Cal, and EFB batteries. Hope this helps.
What is the input AC voltage of TB6000pro? Can I use this in Singapore (230 volts)?
From the manual: “Input voltage: 100-240 50/60Hz”