> This morning we had a huge 2+ hour thunder and lightning show with > downpours. After the storm my wife went out to go to work and the > e-meter was showing 510amps and 1700amp/hrs.
Lee A. Hart Wrote >>Ignoring the storm, this can happen if a shunt wire gets disconnected. Well I found the wire with a fuse to the emeter had it's fuse blown so something was disconnected from the emeter. I replaced the fuse and now everything works. I think it is supposed to be the voltage sensor lead so I don't know why it still read voltage and not amperage so I will have to find the book and make sure I have the emeter set up correctly but all seems to be working now and was for 5k before that storm. (it was plugged in to 240 at the time).. Mark Hastings 83' EVBlazer... Happy again with a working EV..
