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08-17-2012, 12:03 AM #1
- Join Date
- Jul 2009
- Location
- White House, TN
- Boat
- Carver
- Details
- Past boat: 2005 Sundancer 300 w/5.0L MPI Bravo II Current boat: Carver 450 Voyager w/Cummins 450s
- Engine(s)
- Cummins 450
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Voltage indication when ignition on reliable ?
I was curious about the voltage indication you get when you turn the ignition key to the first position: is this a relatively accurate measurement of battery health, or simply showing that the circuit is energized ? With several batteries connected in series (or parallel, I'm not sure which) per side, I wondered what kind of indication I should show before engine start. Thanks.
1999 Carver Voyager 450
Cummins 450C
"Rxpen$e II"
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08-17-2012, 05:57 AM #2
Re: Voltage indication when ignition on reliable ?
With an accurate gauge and good connections through out the curcuit it should read the battery voltage availabe at the battery. In otherwords if you use a volt meter to check the voltage at the battery the gauge should read the same as the meter.



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