I have one of these sweet digital voltage monitors pictured here:



I am wondering where I should mount it?

I need a hole not all that much smaller than the face, the circuit board behind it is pretty big. Goes about 3/4" deep as well.

Right now it is in my glovebox, but it's pretty sad, it's held in with tape.

It needs to be somewhere relatively visible to me and at a good angle, with it in my glovebox facing straight back, it was hard to see what was on the display, especially in sunlight. I just moved it and put it on an angle so hopefully it is easier to see, but I will have to wait until tomorrow for that.

If you have any ideas, please let me know!! Thanks

i have a digital voltage gauge also...what are they for? when i plugged mine up my system didn't work ...when i plug ged it out it worked???

It's supposed to measure voltage of the battery and charging system. I think you might have hooked it up wrong.

Ooh I like that, but I have a cell phone holder there already

Mine isn't even hooked up to my amp. It's supposed to be for a PG Tantrum amp, but I cheated and cut the wire that came with it to hook up to a regular power and ground

Mr. Modify, it's just so you can check the level of voltage in your electrical system. More for information purposes than anything else, next to that are safety and diagnostic purposes.

glass it in a cup holder, or in the bottom pocket/cig lighter area. I'm putting mine above my HU (switching position of HU and pocket).

below the deck where it curves around and into the cup holders is too round to mount it anywhere cleanly. It's too big to go into the pocket

No way to wire it nicely in the cup holder

I'm confizzled

mine is better...does voltage from battery, output voltage from amp, temperature in F and C.

i used the two cutouts next to the cig lighter outlet thing and cut it to fit.

http://www.sounddomain.com/sku/LITVT1

Not bad for 129 bucks.

I paid 20 canadian for mine, like 14-15 bucks USD.

I take it that the face plate doesn't come off (black square thing). If it came off, it'd be a whole lot smaller, and you could glass it in anywhere you wanted.

i personally wouldnt pay more than $20 for a voltmeter....cant you peeps just whip out a multimeter when you need it? i think those 7-seg LED displays are ugly..haha

That gives me a fun idea. I think maybe I'll try to mount a radio shack analog meter in my car. You know which one I'm talking about right? The one that you buy in desperation when you either can't find your real multi-meter or you are out of town doing some work and forgot to take yours? I think that would be funny and worth doing just for laughs.

oh no...lol...go find yourself one of those big triplett meters..hehe

I don't want to take the face off and I'm not a fiberglasser

turboslug, I could easily hook up my multimeter, but that wouldn't give me real time voltage any time that I wanted it.

i paid $0 US which works out to about $0 canadian

yeah, i plan on "borrowing" the one i want from our spare parts bin at the audio shop I work at.

naw..i didnt steal mine...was given to me to "test" by the lightning audio guys...we were gonna use it in an spl truck...but didnt really need it...used 16 flukes instead...

it was hot in AZ today..lol

nice.

LOL I like the way that sounds

"yeah, we were gonna go with this one gauge, but decided against it for these 16 flukes instead... yeah"

fluke meters? were they permanantly installed?

naw..they were on top of the swinging amp rack...when your running 16 BD1500s to a pair of 18's, you need a meter you can put on peak hold to see if you have a weak amp in the bunch...fluke has that..the little guage wouldnt do us much good. it also makes it easier to level match all the amps if you have a meter for each one..you dont have to go down the line to see which one is a little off