Mikkel,
I agree with Daniel, neither gauge offers significant "important" data and an
oil temperature gauge is quite useful. Amperage and voltage are two different
units of electricity. We've all had a battery that "checked good" with a volt
meter. And maybe the lights burn bright...until you try to start the engine.
Amperage is what does the work when the starter is engaged. This is a very
simplistic explanation, but you get the picture.
WFO Herb
Daniel1312@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 20/5/1999 7:07:20AM, mikkel@isa.dknet.dk writes:
>
> << I have been thinking of changing the AMP meter to a Volt meter, is this a
> good thing to do ?
>
> TIA
> Regards
> Mikkel >>
>
> Hi Mikkel,
>
> I don't think that either the amp meter or volt meter are much use as
> auxillary gauges. I would fit neither and go for an oil temperature gauge
> instead - much more useful.
>
> Daniel1312
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