"Don't know about a 1936 system, but 12 volts will destroy a 1954 gauge."
Gord,
Do you know of a case where that happened? I assumed my '36 would need the voltage reduced until how the gauge works was explained to me. I was told that the needle is pulled by 2 opposing electromagnets and increasing the voltage from 6 to 12 made both electromagnets pull twice as hard at any given sender float position so the actual reading was unaffected.
No offense intended, just curious.
