This thing can't handle any real amp draw without melting down. Great concept, junk product. I would not buy this product or suggest anyone else do so. You can tell what kind of junk it is right out of the box.

i bought this to do compression tests and finding TDC and it works great no more 2 people or 1 person running back and forth its great you dont know you need it until you buy it

the instructions on how to connect to an old (1970) v w beetle were not included. i would not recommend it.

The pathetic instructions provided diagrams for older domestic car applications and nothing for imports. Furthermore, online information is almost nonexistent for this product, making it useless for myself, a honda owner.

I have not tried the remote starter yet, but it feels like a really solid piece of equipment. Sometimes I'm dubious of products made in China (what can you buy that is'nt made in China) but I was pleased that it had such a solid feel. The aligator clips have strong springs, the trigger seems to pull smooth and also has a strong spring, and the body seems almost to be made of bakelite (tough resin). The included instructions gave good examples on how to hook the starter up to different makes of cars, which was a big relief. THE INSTRUCTIONS ARE INSIDE THE PAPER INSERT IN THE BLISTER PACK, DO NOT THROW THE PACKAGING AWAY! If you throw the packaging away with the paper insert, then you can only guess how to hook it up to your vehicles wiring, unless you already know. Still, you may have different cars/trucks you want to work on so, in that case you will be screwed.

Rush try to stay current here (1987) while putting their unique stamp on the music, unfortunately the full-on 80's production values (shimmering keyboards, generic sounding bass (too bad Geddy left his Fender at home) and everything built up from a click track and not live played as a band) turn me off. If the 80's taught us one thing, its that new technology may offer a better signal-to-noise ratio and pinpoint accuracy but it results in sterile, soulless music. I love the spontaneity and energy of their 1970s-early 80s albums the most, but on HYF they really toned it down.