If you're worried about getting stranded due to the battery not turning over the engine which requires a fair few amps unless the alternator is then run sufficiently to charge the battery back up to top, multiple starting and stop trips will quickly run down the battery, you should be able to get 12 or so engine cranks to get the motor going before it starts to wurr wurrrr wuuuRRuuuururrurrr rrrrrr rr urruru urr
if it's a manual, you can roll it down a hill or get some people to push you along, if it's an automatic you can't do it without causing significant damage but it's possible, once saw a mitsubisih sedan automatic splutter and stop and stutter and start once it hit about 55kml it fired up on all cyclinders...
so around 60kmh pushing an automatic along does work... but it might ruin your gearbox very easily, whatever was left of your starter and serious damage to the engine, who knows i'd not try it i know.
alternatives.
1. Buy a new car battery.
2. Buy one of them jump starter cable pack so you can steal someone elses money
3. buy one of them jump starters, look like a plastic red fire can with a voltage meter and two huge clamps...
4. Save yourself some money and buy the cheapest 12v lead acid battery you can find for bike , small car, even a 7ah sealed lead acid battery would do absolutely fine.....
get two cables link them to the battery on the car, it would work and probably give you 2-3 engine starts if you're lucky
5. Live in a hot country and stick a solar panel on the roof to charge the battery in the day.
if it's a manual, you can roll it down a hill or get some people to push you along, if it's an automatic you can't do it without causing significant damage but it's possible, once saw a mitsubisih sedan automatic splutter and stop and stutter and start once it hit about 55kml it fired up on all cyclinders...
so around 60kmh pushing an automatic along does work... but it might ruin your gearbox very easily, whatever was left of your starter and serious damage to the engine, who knows i'd not try it i know.
alternatives.
1. Buy a new car battery.
2. Buy one of them jump starter cable pack so you can steal someone elses money
3. buy one of them jump starters, look like a plastic red fire can with a voltage meter and two huge clamps...
4. Save yourself some money and buy the cheapest 12v lead acid battery you can find for bike , small car, even a 7ah sealed lead acid battery would do absolutely fine.....
get two cables link them to the battery on the car, it would work and probably give you 2-3 engine starts if you're lucky
5. Live in a hot country and stick a solar panel on the roof to charge the battery in the day.