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Gromitdog:
WOW that's a great looking volt meter and going to blend in very well with the bike when its done . 👍

Oddjob:
My solution was different, I mounted the same type volt meter inside my tacho, keeps it out of the rain etc.



Not decided on final colour yet, I have red, blue, yellow and green. I need to dim it a little as well.

Gromitdog:
That looks great Ken proper job 👍

Great to see your back home & to see your on the forum I think I can say WE all missed you here on the forum with your help and guidance

Rozabikes Tim:

--- Quote from: Oddjob on August 18, 2025, 12:47:56 PM ---My solution was different, I mounted the same type volt meter inside my tacho, keeps it out of the rain etc.



Not decided on final colour yet, I have red, blue, yellow and green. I need to dim it a little as well.

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"The dogs" I think is the term. Even better you are well enough to he back on here Ken. Thats the dogs too? Maybe one with 3 though.😳

exvalvesetdabbler:
Welcome back Ken,  pleased you're on the mend, must have been scary. Got the wife nagging me to get my pneumonia and shingles jab booked in now I qualify.

I had thought about that but not confident on making a tidy job of the cutout.

Did you wire it back to the battery through a relay or take the feed from the headlight shell and calibrate for the voltage drop under normal running.

Regards
Dave

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