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Sal Garfi
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 09 Oct 2016 : 13:51:17
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Hello All,
I have two 110 ah leisure batteries hooked together as a single bank, but I'd like to install some kind of voltage metre that would allow me to see the voltage at a single glance. Somethin with a simple dial like the kind of thing you might have seen on cars in the 'olden' days. Are there such things, or must I always rely on pulling out a voltimeter and lifting the deck boards to check my voltage, etc.., etc..? I'd like something cheap and cheerful that I can attach to an internal wall. Again, any ideas?
Sal |
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IanM
United Kingdom
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Sal Garfi
United Kingdom
35 Posts |
Posted - 09 Oct 2016 : 16:04:49
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Thanks.., that looks like just the trick, and the idea of the toggle switch is good!
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stratford4528
United Kingdom
414 Posts |
Posted - 09 Oct 2016 : 18:53:21
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| I have a neighbour who has housings for those volt meters plus he might have the volt meter' |
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cliveshep
Thailand
1324 Posts |
Posted - 10 Oct 2016 : 08:26:05
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Instead of a toggle switch why not have a simple horn button? You only spend maybe 3 seconds looking at it anyway. Press, read, let go.
Finally living the dream!
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stratford4528
United Kingdom
414 Posts |
Posted - 10 Oct 2016 : 09:12:38
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| My neighbours email address is timmoore47@gmail.com He has volt meters and housings for them. |
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Sal Garfi
United Kingdom
35 Posts |
Posted - 11 Oct 2016 : 10:38:46
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quote:
Originally posted by stratford4528
My neighbours email address is timmoore47@gmail.com He has volt meters and housings for them.
Thanks for this Stratford. The idea of a housing makes loads of sense. I'll drop him a line. And Clive.., the horn button makes sense too.
Thanks!
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Edited by - Sal Garfi on 11 Oct 2016 10:39:24 |
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Voltage Meter
