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Old December 18th 06, 07:03 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.homebrew
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Default Power Supply Meters

Hi from Ken,

"William Pence" wrote in message
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In article Bephh.212$pr5.108@trnddc01, "west"
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I have a 40 amp, 13.8v supply and would like to add a voltage (0-15v)
meter
and an amp (0-50amp) meter. Cordially,
west


yep. the amp meter will definitely need a shunt. that value is dependent
on the actual coil current for full scale.

the voltmeter can just wire directly across the output voltage
terminals, but the ammeter will require a shunt.

If the volt meter is not already calibrated it will require a resistor in
series with the positive lead.
Depending on the movement of the meter the resistor could be around say,
49Kohm.

Good luck, Ken, G4KIR.


 
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