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Old 06-09-2024, 07:47 PM   #4
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Re: Load and heat

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I placed the 3 electric fan leads along with the Alt lead on the same lug in the middle of the bar and distributed the remainder on the other lugs. This changed things for the better in terms of how the system reacts to high draw fans kicking on and the in dash volt gauge now reads much closer to actual at-the-battery volt readings. This gauge thing may have been the result of changing the 4AWG batt to bar cable to 2AWG.

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-Kevin
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