Not a life shattering question, but one I'd like to pursue. Thanks for all your time.
I would like to know if its possible to use a digital amp meter (not a multi-meter) to read the actual amp supply of an auto battery at all times. Both in a charging state (running engine) and a neutral state (ignition off). My "war wagon" (retired cop) has numerous accessories running off direct 12V DC and several thru an inverter. Voltage is always in a constant flux.
Would it be possible to wire an amp meter into a circuit that would show available amps on the battery and the current loss as each accessory is turned on ? Thanks........Chief C Richard Jenkinson, ret.
I would like to know if its possible to use a digital amp meter (not a multi-meter) to read the actual amp supply of an auto battery at all times. Both in a charging state (running engine) and a neutral state (ignition off). My "war wagon" (retired cop) has numerous accessories running off direct 12V DC and several thru an inverter. Voltage is always in a constant flux.
Would it be possible to wire an amp meter into a circuit that would show available amps on the battery and the current loss as each accessory is turned on ? Thanks........Chief C Richard Jenkinson, ret.