Dc electical Problem

westend wrote:
My guess is that he put the bad meter away and may have replaced any bad fuses. He stated that "My electical is all still working". How that is possible with blown fuses and 26V may never be known.

I don't expect much from folks that don't take the time to spell check or have fairly decent grammar. I'm an old fart but can still compose a decent message, even with a phone.

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My guess is that he put the bad meter away and may have replaced any bad fuses. He stated that "My electical is all still working". How that is possible with blown fuses and 26V may never be known.

I don't expect much from folks that don't take the time to spell check or have fairly decent grammar. I'm an old fart but can still compose a decent message, even with a phone.

SCVJeff wrote:

hohenwald48 wrote:
I love it when someone posts a question and then disappears for days leaving us to guess and speculate. :W

when you're right you're right :)

Even a blind hog finds an acorn every now and then. :)

hohenwald48 wrote:
I love it when someone posts a question and then disappears for days leaving us to guess and speculate. :W

when you're right you're right :)

Like Uncle Si says, "HE GONE"

I love it when someone posts a question and then disappears for days leaving us to guess and speculate. :W

If you have 2 batteries (or More) you might be reading them wrong, it sounds like you are reading 2 batteries in series, . they should be in parallel.
(or putting the meter across the batteries incorrectly)

hohenwald48 wrote:
I love it when someone posts a question and then disappears for days leaving us to guess and speculate. :R

As of your posting its been ~20 hours

I love it when someone posts a question and then disappears for days leaving us to guess and speculate. :R

Yup- I'm guessing you have your batteries in series. Act quickly ...