Digital Volt/Ammeter

[Gregorio]

Looking at the same thing but figured 500A was not enough for an aftermarket controller.

[stang99x]

Originally Posted by cjderoche

These are only 30V max input, it says "higher than 30v has the risk of burn up" on the description. Could it be a different meter you install maybe? Just don't want someone here to buy one and it go pop the instant they install it - lol

I was quick linking a picture more than that item. They have the ones that are up to 99V and 120V. Those are the ones I use. Here's a better link:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/171366934358...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

[Muddog]

Originally Posted by cjderoche

I was looking at similar items also, I'm very interested if these work out for you. The ammeter should let you know how hard you're pulling from the batteries in real world conditions - to me, very useful when upgrading cables, controller, diode, motor etc. So it would be nice to know if I can get more "juice" from those batteries when I upgrade the cables and controller one day. :)

Well put. I was gonna tell him, just cause I can. I knew there must be a reason for this. Now I know why I am going try this. They're on the way, will update when they arrive. Ordered 2 of them, figured I'd burn the first one up, I usually do. Thanks, Muddog

[cjderoche]

Originally Posted by stang99x

I was quick linking a picture more than that item. They have the ones that are up to 99V and 120V. Those are the ones I use. Here's a better link:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/171366934358...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

Gotcha
I mainly commented to protect anyone that didn't notice the lower voltage on that one. They're cheap so it won't break the bank to burn one up, but it's the labor of doing it all over again that kills my motivation with mods and add ons.