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I bought a Computer Memory Saver product to hopfully save electronic memories when a have to replace my battery.
Its the type that you plug into the cars 12 volt assessory outlet or lighter and snap a 9 volt battery on to the other end of the wire.
Has anyone used this device and does it work well?
I bought a Computer Memory Saver product to hopfully save electronic memories when a have to replace my battery.
Its the type that you plug into the cars 12 volt assessory outlet or lighter and snap a 9 volt battery on to the other end of the wire.
Has anyone used this device and does it work well?
I was kinda skeptical as well but after reading the replys i'm making one up too !
I bought a Computer Memory Saver product to hopfully save electronic memories when a have to replace my battery.
Its the type that you plug into the cars 12 volt assessory outlet or lighter and snap a 9 volt battery on to the other end of the wire.
Has anyone used this device and does it work well?
i've been using one of those for quite a long time and have had great success with it. used it on several different cars over the years and it hasn't failed me yet. the key is to make certain the 9 volt is fresh.
I read a notification on a 9 volt memory saver that says that 2000 and beyond cars needs 10.5 volts and the 9 volt lighter system does not work for those cars. I want to know if it really work for a 2003 vette. Thanks
I read a notification on a 9 volt memory saver that says that 2000 and beyond cars needs 10.5 volts and the 9 volt lighter system does not work for those cars. I want to know if it really work for a 2003 vette. Thanks
Mine is a 2004 and i have also used the 9 volt Memory Saver with no problem.