Date:         Sun, 30 May 1999 19:23:39 -0400
Reply-To:     Ralph Geho <sales@RALPHOTO.COM>
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From:         Ralph Geho <sales@RALPHOTO.COM>
Organization: R.G. Imaging, Inc.
Subject:      Voltmeter
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I would like to know the voltage of my auxiliary battery at any given
time and I am thinking of possibly installing a VDO Cockpit voltmeter
somewhere in the cabin area. Would this work, or would the meter itself
be a drain on the battery?  Perhaps if the voltmeter is wired with a
switch?

How about a VDO Cockpit clock? Same question, but a switch, of course
would not work.

Any suggestions?

Thanks

Ralph

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