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Old 07-20-2016, 01:13 PM   #35
Oneilkeys
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I just discovered this thread after direction from other members. I found some very helpful information. Thanks for starting this valuable thread.

I am beginning to think that adding a small console somewhere in the cockpit, that would hold two voltmeters (one for each set of batteries) might be a very good idea. A quick glance would show what is charging and what is not. When stopped, it would be a good indicator of battery charge level.

Ken
I mounted a volt meter for the house batteries in the cabinet above the sink. It is very helpful.
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