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- Measures the remaining charge in any 12V battery
- LED indicators
- Easy-to-read LCD display
Leave your worries behind, and enjoy a full day of fishing by avoiding the guesswork of estimating your battery's charge. This handy battery meter measures the remaining charge in any 12-volt battery using LED indicators to tell you (in thirds) how much juice is left. The LCD display is easy to read, even in glaring sunlight. Solidly constructed and extremely compact, this durable meter will easily fit in your pocket or tackle box. Color: Black.
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by soldierboy Power On !
A good friend of mine got a 14 foot aluminum boat this past fall. It is his first boat, and is powered by a Minn Kota 50 pound thrust electric trolling motor. The first few times he went out, he did not stray far from the launch site, as he was worried he would get too far out and not have enough power left on his battery to get back in. So, I surprised him and bought him this battery meter so he could check his charge level whenever he felt he needed to. This is a great little meter. It fits easily into any tackle box, glove box, pocket or any compartment you've got. It does a pretty good job of measuring how much charge you have left, is quick and easy to operate and is an overall good product for a good price. Now my buddy feels safe enough to venture out a little farther from the dock. He can quickly check his charge now, and loves the meter. In my opinion, any small boat with an electric trolling motor should have a decent battery meter on board. Power on!
January 11, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Snitch I like it
I was a little hesitant to order this after reading the reviews but knowing how great Bass Pro is about taking back returns I ordered one. It's great. Easy to use without a lot of wires hanging out. It will light up all the lights when the voltage passes 13.4 volts. 3 lights is a full charge however.
April 19, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Rogolf Bettery tester
I,ve used this meter twice since I recieved it. My second car has not been used much this winter and when I checked it the meter only showed a half charge. I checked the water level and it was low. filled battery and charged for an hour and the meter then was reading 3/4 full. I plan on getting a lot of good use checking my batteries in my boat. Great device and price. No local auto part store had anything close.
February 8, 2011
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Finesser Don't Waste Your Money!
I purchased this meter and the first one would not light up at all. BPS sent me another one. The replacement would only show 2/3 (3 lights) full after a full charge on a MK charger. I even took it to Wal-Mart and tried it on two new batteries like my trolling motor battery. It too only showed a 2/3 full charge. MK, you need to take this off the market and provide a quality product.
September 1, 2010
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I have one of these meters but no instructions on how to use. HELP!Thanks,
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Don,You touch the poined lead at the end of the colied side of the meter to your positive terminal on your battery. At the same time touch the other end (metal lead) of the meter to the negative battery terminal. It's supposed to show 4 lights when fully charged. I had two of these sent to me by BPS and neither worked properly. Hope yours does better.
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all you have to do is put the metal tip from the meter part with the screen on the positive battery terminal, then put the metal tip from the corded part on the negative and that will give you your reading. it will tell you in thirds how much percent is left. but i like to go off the voltage. a fully charged 12v battery should measure at about 12.8 volts or so. a drained battery is about 11.8 volts. so if you are using the battery for a few hrs and then the meter tells you that you have a charge of 12.3, then you know that you used about half of your power. and if it says 12 v, then you know that you are getting close to draining it down.1 of 1
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