I used 4-22 AWG wire to connect the actual meter to the shunt. Instructions say to use 16-26 AWG wire depending on the distance from the meter to the
This is the back side of the meter, inside the entertainment center. I used the material I cut out of the hole I made as shims to flush mount the met
This is my battery bank (4-6 volt golf cart batteries). The positive post is closest to us in the picture. My in-line 1 amp fuse came with a yello
The post on the left has a 2 AWG wire running to the negative post of my battery bank. The other wires are the 22 AWG wires connected to the meter.
I used 4-22 AWG wire to connect the actual meter to the shunt. Instructions say to use 16-26 AWG wire depending on the distance from the meter to the
STEP 1: AFTER disconnecting the batteries, install the shunt. This should be as close to the batteries as possible. I've seen some install the shun
Volts, Amps in use & % of full (amp hours) are the three basic metrics you receive. I prefer the amp hours % of full. You can have the full voltage
When installing the meter you should choose a location that is easy to access. They recommend you choose a spot somewhere in your living room area.
Big Sky-JAY

I used 4-22 AWG wire to connect the actual meter to the shunt. Instructions say to use 16-26 AWG wire depending on the distance from the meter to the

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