nice and it's really that simple. BTW ( BIGway ) love, love, love my power probe 3. thanks for the easy tutorial! everyone else has to complicate things, this was EASY, my favorite word..subbed and liked..
in order to charge a 12 volt bat ,, the alternator out must be a little high --about 14 volts my truck has 24 volts so when you turn on switch gauge read s 24 volts then starting the truck it reads 28 volts
nice and it's really that simple. BTW ( BIGway ) love, love, love my power probe 3. thanks for the easy tutorial! everyone else has to complicate things, this was EASY, my favorite word..subbed and liked..
You're welcome!
Good video ace
The same test can be done with a multimeter if u have one.
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in order to charge a 12 volt bat ,, the alternator out must be a little high --about 14 volts my truck has 24 volts so when you turn on switch gauge read s 24 volts then starting the truck it reads 28 volts
What truck you got?