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2nd battery to fight voltage spikes help!
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<blockquote data-quote="bigpoppahump" data-source="post: 8640097" data-attributes="member: 673376"><p>DC Power and I'm using a Fluke12 meter set to record min/max. I also use torque app and it shows a max over 17v as well.</p><p></p><p>I'm also getting a minimum of 10.5v at the fused distribution block in the back with the fluke and 11.7v min in torque. This is at highway speeds 65+.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bigpoppahump, post: 8640097, member: 673376"] DC Power and I'm using a Fluke12 meter set to record min/max. I also use torque app and it shows a max over 17v as well. I'm also getting a minimum of 10.5v at the fused distribution block in the back with the fluke and 11.7v min in torque. This is at highway speeds 65+. [/QUOTE]
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