Stock Voltmeter

[OG BudBone]

If i remember correctly, The stock ones read the Alt Voltage, and not the battery.

I would def buy an aftermarket one. Stinger will work, But if you need pinpoint accurate go Dakota Digital.

After reading your Sig, I would totally get one to watch the voltage on that 3.5K. Better safe then sorry.

alright thanks man, and yeah i really need to invest in a h/o alt haha....but now that i think of it when im playing full tilt, the meter will drop into the 12s and it takes a minute to come back to normal after im done playing for long periods of time. you sure its just the alt its monitoring?

Yeah they do wonders for sure, lol.

Im not exactly sure if it is connected to the Alt, or somewhere along there, I may have just read wrong on that, But still regardless i wouldn't trust it. They're meant for just basic voltage reading, not the stuff we do. So its not gonna be quick on the response. So that's why i'd choose an aftermarket digital one instead. Amazon has them around 25ish.

thanks ill probably buy one soon...they look good anyway haha

Yes sir,

And if you do what i did, I took mine, and above my rear view, i place it on the windshield, and removed the stinger logo, And its decently bright at night, and the lights nice when you're looking for something, use to the dark, and wont need the blinding dome light. But mines blue, not sure how the red or green would be.

thats a good idea! ill probably end up getting the red one and mounting it in my dash, thanks for the idea though, i thought about it lol

Yeah lol. Works wonders.

I noticed you're from IL, Where at? And are you coming to the DTF Show this year?

east peoria sir

and i thought about it....im a huge bass head and have all this great equipment but ive never been to a show...not once

Hmm, Quiet a ways.

So am i, And i've only been to two shows lol.

You should come to the DTF show this year, Sept 29th. It should be pretty fun and loud!

Here in Springfield, at Sundown One!

If you have Facebook, i can send you a Invite to the thing.

yeah man thats cool. buddy wolf is the name

[07denali]

Surprisingly, my stock volt meter is pretty accurate. I use to check it a lot before I bought my Stinger meter and I would notice it would start high then drop while I was in idle. I cross-check it with my Stinger meter now, which was calibrated with a DMM, and it is almost dead on. However, having a digital meter that gives you an exact number is much easier to read and gives you a more accurate reading. My Stinger volt meter goes to my amp. Not sure about the stock one. I would guess the alternator or primary battery but I'm not certain. It was definitely worth the $20 I spent on it.