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: I have a JD 2010 that has been modified to a negative ground system. The generator has been replaced with an alternator. I would like to wire up a volt/amp meter to monitor the charging system. Does anyone know how I might do this? Any other ideas to keep an eye on the charging system? Thnx

I vote for the voltmeter. Dave wickman is correct in his explanation of both. Ampmeters have become obsolete as they require connections which can impede the operation of the electrical system.

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