Re: ampmeter

Posted by Janicholson on January 29, 2006 at 19:04:17 from (66.173.50.86):

In Reply to: ampmeter posted by JeremyG on January 29, 2006 at 18:33:00:

I believe the regulator, or cutout relay Bat terminal is the device that needs to be connected to the - side of the amp meter with a #10ga wire.
Head lamps should cause discharge when on.
This terminal of the amp meter represents negative to everything on the tractor, all current (except the starter current)flows through it to the - post on battery.
The system may not be working correctly.
Test the battery voltage when showing 10 on the meter. If it is about 6 or less, it is not functioning correctly. Use analysis of charging systems posted by John T, and diagrams by Bob M.
JimN

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