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Wayne J

01-31-2005 13:01:06




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Hay John Saeli did you up amp the case amp gage from 20 amp to60 or so. i am redowing a 401 and wood like to use a (CASE) amp gage 60 or so. Wayne J




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Coloken

02-01-2005 06:26:27




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 Re: Case amp gage in reply to Wayne J, 01-31-2005 13:01:06  
Hey fellows... Thought occures to me that a shunt across the terminals could be used. Trial and error. Would be very low resistanc... Maybe 4 inches of #16 copper wire???



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John Saeli

01-31-2005 14:48:22




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 Re: Case amp gage in reply to Wayne J, 01-31-2005 13:01:06  
Hey Wayne: I only have them going to 20AMP, but I don't think you'll have any trouble with it. That 400 won't put out over 30A, right??



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Wayne J

01-31-2005 15:27:36




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 Re: Case amp gage in reply to John Saeli, 01-31-2005 14:48:22  
hay John 60 amp alt. i cheat just a little. 20amp (CASE) gage is a very good gage. i don,t want to ruin the gage. i want to keep close posable but the 20 amp just dont do it. it is a 401 diesel and i will hide a pair of grop 27 batterys in the tray instead of the two big 6 volt batterys. that is why i was hunting for a higher amp gage instade of using a standard aftermarket gage. Wayne J

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John Saeli

01-31-2005 15:46:48




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 Re: Case amp gage in reply to Wayne J, 01-31-2005 15:27:36  
Hey Wayne: I'm afraid you'll have to do with a guage that don't say "CASE". If it's cold where you are & you need the cranking power, 2 Group 31's at 1,000CCA each will really do a job. That is 1,000CCA @ 0 degrees F.



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Wayne J

01-31-2005 16:43:08




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 Re: Case amp gage in reply to John Saeli, 01-31-2005 15:46:48  
thanks John. Wayne J



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