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Mark McEzego · 08-15-2010, 11:33 PM

First of all, thanks to everyone on this site for all the massive information that is shared!
I just installed 2 post battery meter today (thanks to info I have gotten on this site) in my new '03 TXT. Hooked positive terminal to Key switch and negative terminal to negative post on #6 battery. This being the first day I have driven it I guess it works correctly! My question is, since it is a 36 volt charge indicator will I have to change it out when I decide to install voltage reducer, (for future install of radio, horn and light kit with blinkers).The reason I ask this is the charge meter I assumes runs on 36v and after I install voltage reducer that will make my system see 12v for meter and accessories, correct?
Thanks!
Mark.

08-15-2010, 11:33 PM	#1
Mark McEzego Not Yet Wild Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Southeast Texas Posts: 9	Voltage Reducer/ Battery Gauge First of all, thanks to everyone on this site for all the massive information that is shared! I just installed 2 post battery meter today (thanks to info I have gotten on this site) in my new '03 TXT. Hooked positive terminal to Key switch and negative terminal to negative post on #6 battery. This being the first day I have driven it I guess it works correctly! My question is, since it is a 36 volt charge indicator will I have to change it out when I decide to install voltage reducer, (for future install of radio, horn and light kit with blinkers).The reason I ask this is the charge meter I assumes runs on 36v and after I install voltage reducer that will make my system see 12v for meter and accessories, correct? Thanks! Mark.