Chevy Colorado Remote Car Starter

Used this on a road from California to Colorado. Withstood 90mph on the hood of my car with a Canon 7D and a Canon 10-22mm lens. Their is really not one angle you can set up in or out of a vehicle. This is the primary purpose I use it for. I can imagine it being great for surveillance type work as well. Soaked up a lot of the vibration while driving, I tried keeping it under 35mph on a well paved road for more steady shots, that also depends on many other factors of course. Nice tool to have in the travel bag.

I really love my tiles because I’m always looking for my remote or my car keys.

When you are on a remote lake in Colorado you can't afford to miss a shot of white pelicans before they migrate back to Florida. I've depended on San Disc since 2004 when I first went digital. I'm sticking with them.

Other than a jack, this compact jump starter is the number one item every car should have in it. Completely discharged my battery overnight, hot the"boost" and the car turned over immediately.

All I can say is wow, this tiny lithium jump starter got what thought was a dead as a doornail car battery back to life

Reasonable cost for remote car charging when needed

Does very well on the Colorado river

I have three of these now to lash to the ladders on the ladder racks of my Chevy van to hold my wardrobe On The Road. The other Pelican cases inside my van hold the camera equipment. If I get a fourth of these 1650's, I may just make a platform bed out of them on the roof and sleep up there under a tent tarp. With three of these topside, I have room inside the van to do my work, even lay down and take a snooze, count some ZZZ's, and dream.

I needed a short, heavy duty extension to plug in my Chevy Volt and this worked out perfectly.

Bought this so my husband could have good music in his old '59 Chevy truck. He loves being able to play his favorites.