Electronics & Measurements

[dennis13030]

Checkout this cool item. From monitoring power on an electrolyzer.
http://www.rc-electronics-usa.com/ammeters/dc-amp-meter.html

Photo
http://www.rc-electronics-usa.com/img/wu100_b_wquarterdscn7095_r600_c20.jpg

[Blinger101]

Wow, very cool. This is actually just what I was looking for too. The meters at Home Depot only really go up to 10 Amps, and this one goes to 100!

How would it be hooked up though? Like this?

DC Source + ---> Meter ---> + Connector on HHO Generator
DC Source - <--- Meter <--- - Connector on HHO Generator

That doesn't seem complicated at all then. I'm definitely going to have to pick this one up.

[stickittoopec]

Wow, very cool. This is actually just what I was looking for too. The meters at Home Depot only really go up to 10 Amps, and this one goes to 100!

How would it be hooked up though? Like this?

DC Source + ---> Meter ---> + Connector on HHO Generator
DC Source - <--- Meter <--- - Connector on HHO Generator

That doesn't seem complicated at all then. I'm definitely going to have to pick this one up.

Here is a link to the setup for this meter.
http://www.rc-electronics-usa.com/ammeters/amp-meter-connection.html

Good find Dennis. This is a good tool for the money.

[Blinger101]

Ah, thanks for the link there, stickittoopec. I was right on how it works then. It is essentially an inline ammeter of sorts.

Unforunately they don't ship to Canada, so I'm going to have to use one of the retail sites they list.