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Typical ammeter and voltmeter aren't really very useful other than
getting a very general idea of battery status. Analog meters (with needles) are particularly poor. Something like a Link 10, or E-Meter (same thing) is a much better investment. Doug "Gary Warner" wrote in message ... I have purchased some gauges (Amp, Tach, Oil Pressure, Water Temp) all from the same company (Classic Instruments) because I liked the look of them for our boat. Problem is the ammeter range is -60 AMPS to +60 AMPS. On my little boat the max amp draw even with everything running is probably under 20 amps and more like 5 or 10 most times. Is there any easy & safe way to modify the gauge to change it's range? The company does not offer any other range options for this gauge. Thanks. Gary |
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