On Sat, 11 Apr 1998, HDRIDER570 wrote:
> indicates. Now it varies very little from the neutral position once the
> battery has had a chance to recharge from starting. It will discharge
> momentarily when any electrical accessory is activated but I think that this
> is due to the fact that it takes a split second for the control box to react
> the increased load. It will discharge at idle when the lights are on as the
This is true, and also because *all* electrical devices require a bit of
'extra' current to start them going. That's why the lights in your house
dim if you flick on all the computer parts at once.
-Malcolm
(quantum mechanic ;-))
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