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Shunt help
- Thread starter almarsh
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anl 60
as i understand it the anl series of fuses are slow acting with a high tolerance for overload intended to provide true failure protection of the wire to the alternator. you select the load rating based on the output of the alternator. b&c and west marine sell both the bases and fuses.
as i understand it the anl series of fuses are slow acting with a high tolerance for overload intended to provide true failure protection of the wire to the alternator. you select the load rating based on the output of the alternator. b&c and west marine sell both the bases and fuses.
az_gila
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It's not an "added value" issue, it's a one or the other issue. They both perform the same function - measuring electrical current.
N282S
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Directions
It does not matter which wire goes to which side of the shunt. What is important is you keep the shunt level so electrons do not pile up on one side.
kidding (sorry).
It does not matter which wire goes to which side of the shunt. What is important is you keep the shunt level so electrons do not pile up on one side.
kidding (sorry).
Shunt vs. hall effect senso
Got it - just seems like a hall effect sensor would be much easier to install and simpler - trying to understand if a shunt does anything better than a hall effect sensor.
