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<blockquote data-quote="Radioflyer97" data-source="post: 2647049" data-attributes="member: 572356"><p>i've notived a similar thing but it's not due to battery beign charged. with my old truck i had a digital volt meter on the dash. Right after startup on a warm day i'd have a 15.4volt reading, and after a cold day startup i'd have a 12.5volt reading</p><p></p><p>as far as installing a capacitor, a 1 farad cap should be good for 1000W of power, but then again if you're running 1000 watts, you should probably go with the H-O alternator.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Radioflyer97, post: 2647049, member: 572356"] i've notived a similar thing but it's not due to battery beign charged. with my old truck i had a digital volt meter on the dash. Right after startup on a warm day i'd have a 15.4volt reading, and after a cold day startup i'd have a 12.5volt reading as far as installing a capacitor, a 1 farad cap should be good for 1000W of power, but then again if you're running 1000 watts, you should probably go with the H-O alternator. [/QUOTE]
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