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Re: 12v conversion messy
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Posted by Bus Driver on November 12, 2006 at 05:27:22 from (66.226.53.231):
In Reply to: 12v conversion messy posted by oddjobbob on November 11, 2006 at 17:58:29:
A voltmeter will slowly drain a battery while the engine is stopped unless it is disconnected by a switch, typically the ignition switch. I do find a voltmeter to be very useful in determining if the system is charging. One does have to understand the meaning of the readings of the meters, regardless of type. But if I had an ammeter that was working properly, I would not bother to change to voltmeter. Regarding alternator conversions, many of them are poorly done.
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