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But it might be pretty easy to have a functioning ammeter. All the LOAD stuff goes on one side of the ammeter. And the other side is just a direct connection to battery.
To oversimplify it….
If you used some sort of fuse panel, you need to feed it from that load side of the ammeter.
But a better way to answer your question is to have you describe your current state.
1951 3100
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