How to set a Battery meter
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How to set a Battery meter
Can You tell me Hove to set a Analog Battery meter to the morris minor 1000 car - whit ammeter
Re: How to set a Battery meter
One twrminal to earth - the other to an IGNITION FED supply. (Green wire)



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Re: How to set a Battery meter
IGNITION FED ??? voltage control box " F " Green wire - Friend I have a Ammeter also ,I wont to set a Battery meter too
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Re: How to set a Battery meter
Hello Sandun,
by ignition fed it means, only live with the ignition on.
on the fuse box there is a fuse fed by a white wire, through the fuse to green wires, that is the connection you want.
But why do you want both a voltmeter and ammeter, it's not necessary?
Alec
by ignition fed it means, only live with the ignition on.
on the fuse box there is a fuse fed by a white wire, through the fuse to green wires, that is the connection you want.
But why do you want both a voltmeter and ammeter, it's not necessary?
Alec
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Re: How to set a Battery meter
Because I wont to Check the Battery Low or Not ,Before the Battery fully low
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Re: How to set a Battery meter
The needle should be on zero when nothing is connected.
It should also be at zero when the ignition is off.
If there is even a small drain shown between when the battery is connected and not connected with the ignition off, then something is draining the battery over night, maybe a radio?
It should also be at zero when the ignition is off.
If there is even a small drain shown between when the battery is connected and not connected with the ignition off, then something is draining the battery over night, maybe a radio?
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