Battery monitor question
I am about to replace my battery with 4 6 volt batteries. (I have another post with some other questions about this) When I do this, I plan on adding a Victron battery monitor. It looks like it w...
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Hi grizzzman,
No, I don't own an amp-hour counter of any kind. I already made that clear in the thread, so do read all the posts. I don't need to own one to know that the Victron is better, cheaper and smaller than the Trimetric.
I spent considerably more that the cost of an amp-hour counter on a watt meter device I find more useful. I do monitor instantaneous amps and voltage. I have the watt meter set up so I can know what to reimburse folks when they are kind enough to offer me a shore power connection. It tells me what my peak load is (7000 watts in the winter)
No, I don't own an amp-hour counter of any kind. I already made that clear in the thread, so do read all the posts. I don't need to own one to know that the Victron is better, cheaper and smaller than the Trimetric.
I spent considerably more that the cost of an amp-hour counter on a watt meter device I find more useful. I do monitor instantaneous amps and voltage. I have the watt meter set up so I can know what to reimburse folks when they are kind enough to offer me a shore power connection. It tells me what my peak load is (7000 watts in the winter)
grizzzman wrote:pianotuna wrote:
dieseltruckdriver,
The Trimetric doesn't do much more than the vanilla amp-hour counter that you had before.
Do you own one?
