is that an ostrich? if so then maybe its trailbeast'sAnyone's car we know?
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is that an ostrich? if so then maybe its trailbeast'sAnyone's car we know?
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That would be a good way to get a 'jump' when using an AGM. Didnt watch the video, but a slow recharge would keep the battery from getting hot like it does if you just get a straight jump and then drive it with alternator doing the recharge.They are not designed to do an instant jump, they just allow you to slowly charge the battery and/or get enough power to operated the electrical systems like doors, etc.
And they do work to get enough power to start the car. My SRT battery was dead and I used ours to get enough charge back to start it. It took about 20 mins of connection before it fired up.
Part II like the idea of a shunt amp meter vice measuring ALL of the current flowing, but am ignorant at this level.
Typical engineer edumacation. Where's our translator?How can anything but glass give you infinite resistance in a circuit?
And here's the mistake I made too many times until it sunk into my head.To measure volts, you are measuring the pressure and do not need electricity to flow... It is also connected in parallel so it doesn't prevent the regular circuit/amps flow...
And here's the mistake I made too many times until it sunk into my head.
Volts when there is no electricity flowing and when there is a circuit working may not be the same!
When its flowing, if there is resistance, where we measure the pressure can make a difference.
Well it ended just the way you figured. It is all fun till someone gets hooked in the snout! They crack me up
The cat's response.
"You threw it out there. Go get the frickin' thing yourself. "
Yes. That's a good way of thinking about it. I've taken the habit of trying to consider lamps and motor windings are all resistances.Yes, there is a voltage drop when current flows through a resistance... The higher the resistance, the more the voltage drop....
However, you need some resistance in a circuit, or the power will try to flow full blast at once... I like to think of resistance as regulating the current flow so it doesn't all want to flow at once like a short...
My wife encourages me.
Now if i could get her to grab a sanding block....
I actually will buy one eventually. I have to fix or replace the Wagoneer's lighter first. On the Barracuda, the lighter is in the ashtray and not a location where its very useful.
For diagnostics, this works pretty well.
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So as best I can tell, since I didnt drive it anywhere, the 15 Volt regualtion was temperature related as today it was down to 14.7 to 14.8 at startup.
The analog meter was checking voltage at the temperature sender connection - sender disconnected. Might be resistance in the circuit since the fuel gage is roughly correct (for a repop).
I always learned that 14.6 was the perfect voltage.
We always said 13.5 to 14.5 volts was normal operational range.
Allegedly there are drugs to fix that nowAre we talking man parts here????
And here's the mistake I made too many times until it sunk into my head.
Volts when there is no electricity flowing and when there is a circuit working may not be the same!
When its flowing, if there is resistance, where we measure the pressure can make a difference.[/ATTACH]
Hey Karl, you work for Alro Steel?
Are we talking man parts here????
Allegedly there are drugs to fix that now
Like the old "presidential crook" referring to the bend in Bill Clinton's junk according to Monica Lewinski....
So you are saying that you are out bullying old ladiesI stop at McD's to get some sausage McMuffins and had to wait by the door for my order to come out... They had the quantity wrong and had to correct it when I paid at the first window so the order was not ready when I got to the second window...
As I'm waiting for the order, and elderly lady comes and parks in one of the two spots reserved for the drive thru order waiting... While she's walking from her car I point out to her that she just parked in the reserved drive thru spots... I asked if she saw the sign right dead center in middle of the front of the parking spot...
She replies, "I saw the sign"...
I said, "So you just ignored it... "
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I pointed out to her that the empty spot right next to the one she parked in is regular parking...
She then got back in her car and parked in the correct spot...
It's not like she was handicapped or couldn't walk very good... She was a little slow walking, but that doesn't excuse her from following the rules... She was fully functioning and not disabled...
Like Gallagher says, you have to point out when people are being ignorant and stupid or they will go around thinking it's ok.... View attachment 1715315291
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