Reply to "omission of ampere gauge"

marlinjackThe Machinist #5723 AMARGOSA MACHINE 'Running on Empty- Middle of Nowhere'

No fuse or Fusible link would hold it! If your charging 45 amps you'd need a 60 amp fuse or link. Coming home from Las Vegas I was charging a totally dead battery. Not Recommended!! My amp gauge was pegged at 90 amps from halls 100 amp alternater. The gauge was hot enough to burn your hand, little puffs of smoke would come out from under the center console, ever so often. But I "pressed on regardless". After 3 hours the needle slowly started to descend, no damage done, I survived, and the alternater and charging system were tested to limits that they will never see again. Believe it or don't! Marlin.

9/3/028:34 PM

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