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I have the opposite problem.
I want to find a 100 amp, zero center. amp meter to monitor my overall system.. My alternator and/or charer/invertor put out around 100 amps at the beginning of a charge, while various tools and appliances draw as much as 10-15 amps each and can total, at times, 30-40 amps. I don't have a sophisticated battery monitor system, but would like to monitor the net gain or loss from the battery bank.. Right now I have a 100 amp meter that just drops below zero when the charge is greater than the current being used. Not very accurate and may not be good for the meter movement. -- Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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