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  • barry wilkins
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2009
    • 172

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    current measuring ccts

    Have any of you good people out have any circuit info on measuring current drawn by charging lead acid batteries .
    Looking for something with a shunt in series with the positive supply lead.

    thanks

    Barry Wilkins

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