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Tomorrow I will open the kill switch and put my fluke meter across it to measure the actual current to get a fix on how accurate this thing is. Currently it?s reporting I half an amp and 29.0v/14.5v per 12v battery. Measured w/cheap DVOM, 28.83 across the battery terminals. The amps function of the cheap meter is IMO useless! It indicates current when not connected and the readings connected make no sense! The internal fuse is OK.
One observation and revelation: for 23 years I've pushed these fucking chairs excepting rare instances when I had help.
I've pushed up the hill in front of our house may times and struggled through our lawn several times when I HAD to get to the generator.
What a rush to attack that hill at speed and 38amps! I never realized how steep that pitch was until the power chair let me look at it!
Makes sense; there's a whole story between the lower driveway and the upper one and they aren't that far apart; pretty damn steep and no problem now!
I even took the dog for a walk!
I think it's a life changer for a 71 YO 200lb food processor on wheels!
Now to get some grippy tires! (freewheel won't work for generator maintenance; need to pull right up to it.)
Tomorrow I will open the kill switch and put my fluke meter across it to measure the actual current to get a fix on how accurate this thing is. Currently it?s reporting I half an amp and 29.0v/14.5v per 12v battery. Measured w/cheap DVOM, 28.83 across the battery terminals. The amps function of the cheap meter is IMO useless! It indicates current when not connected and the readings connected make no sense! The internal fuse is OK.
One observation and revelation: for 23 years I've pushed these fucking chairs excepting rare instances when I had help.
I've pushed up the hill in front of our house may times and struggled through our lawn several times when I HAD to get to the generator.
What a rush to attack that hill at speed and 38amps! I never realized how steep that pitch was until the power chair let me look at it!
Makes sense; there's a whole story between the lower driveway and the upper one and they aren't that far apart; pretty damn steep and no problem now!
I even took the dog for a walk!
I think it's a life changer for a 71 YO 200lb food processor on wheels!
Now to get some grippy tires! (freewheel won't work for generator maintenance; need to pull right up to it.)
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