New Meter on order
wireless power meter Volts , Amps, KwHr, AmpHr, capacity, SOC, etc... sender and hall effect coil go at battery display goes where-ever (as long as in signal range) No pulling wires ...
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Wiz, or anyone else who uses this meter (and understands it). My DW and I have been on an extended trip with a number of boondocking opportunities. I have noticed that, when I am on shore power after a couple of days off grid, and batteries down to 89% or so, the meter does not show amperage going into the batteries. In some cases, with the converter running, the meter shows the batteries continuing to drain. This morning, I had run the generator for a couple of hours, with the meter showing a declining percentage of charge. After hitching up and driving 3 or 4 hours, then connecting to shore power, the meter instantly showed 97% charge. Is there a long interval between meter checks of the battery? When on shore power, should I not be seeing amperage going into the batts? Can someone help educate me on this? Sometimes I know just enough to be dangerous.
TIA
TIA
