@inst-tech Thank you for the research. As I mentioned earlier, RV power fluctuates a lot; this is not a lab. Also, they do not spend $ if they don't n...

@inst-tech TBH, I never understood why they couldn't go on the high side but I also never understood why we drive on the right side and others drive o...

@davee Thanks, Dave, I didn't know that was what they were called, but two big bolts for the main current and 2 smaller ones for measuring the voltage...

@davee I may be mistaken, but I am sure at one point you mentioned voltage differences between one end of the wire and the other. In a RV circuit with...

@davee Now I see the problem. YES we the OP and I are ONLY talking about RV power circuits, you are talking about electronic circuits. Totally differe...

@davee All the RV shunts I have seen work very well. I don't know about Kelvin, I just know that there are 100,000 of my model of RV alone in NA, let ...

@davee I have never heard a debate about high or low side shunts. I have heard debates about low side vs normal high side cutoffs. I have had to rethi...

@davee In a RV at least in North America, the battery post is NOT the ground point, the negative buss is the ground point. The connections to the nega...

@davee We NEVER put the shunt on the high side! Remember, this is an RV in North America. I can't speak for Europe and it's standards.

@davee Just an FYI. You mention tiny voltage differences in a wire being a concern. What you do not know is the positive 12VDC actually varies daily b...

@davee @iwannastout Without a wiring diagram I assume the ground buss has a connection to a shunt for each battery. The benefit of doing it that way i...

@iwannastout Wow, some adventure. I am unsure re the two shunts. Is that needed? I am not sure what benefit it has and how to 'manage' with two. Wor...

@sj_h1 That is not thin. That is thick. With that style of crimper, you need to carefully (a thin nose is handy here) close the conductor tab and in...

@tasan I sent you a private message

@tasan Those pipes appear to be rusted through. HOWEVER that can NOT be the input and output, they are normally 8 ft apart. The input can be seen from...