volt meters.
hi, I was wondering were I could get a volt meter. nothing to expensive(even though a digital meter would be sweet). I dont have one in my car...all I have is the "low battery" light. which doesnt help me at all. what would be a good brand to get?
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It depends completely on how much you are able to spend. At Canadian Tire you can get voltmeters for $10-20, but they aren't too accurate, tend to break easy, and don't have great displays. If you have the cash, go to www.fluke.com and get one of theirs; they are durable, easy to use, and have a ton of features, but they are few hundred dollars. Most electronics shops will have some mid-grade meters as well, but I have only used flukes and the Canadian Tire meters so I am not sure how good they are.
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sorry mabey I should rephrase my question. I want a voltmeter "gauge" that I want to install into my car. to keep track of my voltage.
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My 1 & 2 farad caps have really cool lighted voltmeters on them :)
but if you want a gauge, almost all automotive supply shops have a selection. |
I got one from Princess Auto for cheap, but I drive a bucket and don't really care what kind of gauge I am using, LOL. Not sure if you have Princess Auto where you are, but Canadian Tire (as mentioned above) or most auto parts stores should have something for you that will work.
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i picked up my digital cobalt for $110 from lordco.
little expensive but worth it in my opinion http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y15...gauge-deck.jpg |
wow. that gauge looks hot! pritty much the kind I was thinkin of getting. 110 hmm a lill pricey. but im likin the digital. :D
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