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And, after posting, it occurred to me to read the reviews:

Generally positive.

5 mentioned that it is the lighted model.

It reads to hundreds of a volt!!!! And the people who checked it against an accurate voltmeter were impressed.

Bobby

On Fri, Feb 27, 2015 at 12:22 AM, Bobby Yates Emory <liberty1@gmail.com> wrote:

Everyone,

Walmart has the Innova for $13.95. It looks like it is lighted. For many products, Walmart will deliver to your local Walmart for free.

<http://www.walmart.com/ip/Equus-Innova-3721-Battery-and-Charging-System-Monitor/15137663?sourceid=csesh023c9c8e33314941e18e9f64a99ed4365f&wmlspartner=shoppingcom2&affcmpid=2072379427&tmode=0000&veh=cse&sdc_id=1425013786z509904z48073b0a25292z>

I'm holding out for the corded one.

Bobby

On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 7:55 PM, Bobby Yates Emory <liberty1@gmail.com> wrote:
Nate,

I need one also.

Can you tell us the brand name and model number of the one with the red numerals and long thin cord?

Thanks,
Bobby

On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 10:21 AM, vwnate1@yahoo.com [diesel_mercedes] <diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

Because both Tom and I got blindsided by this design failure , we both now have a " INNOVA " brand voltmeter that plugs into the cigarette lighter socket and provides both battery voltage and charging rate .

I found it at Wall Mart IIRC , mine is back lighted so it's useful at night , Tom's isn't so read the packaging carefully .

About $20 IIRC ..

I also bought one else where , it has red LED numerals and the plug is on the end of a long thin wire so you can stick it to the dash board and not have to look down to see the charge rate .

FWIW , I think these are very useful items .

-Nate
Lawrence wrote :

Well what do you know. Took it to my mechanic and it's now 13.75. I just scratch my head. When I put the "good" alternator back in I still got battery voltage. I guess the drive on the freeway to the mechanic must have loosened something up. Maybe the brushes had to wear in a bit. By the time I got home it was at 13.45vdc. I'm keeping my volt meter with me though. I'll be testing it quite frequently until I'm sure it's not a fluke......Fluke tests for flukes. Lawrence Rhodes.

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Everyone,

Walmart has the Innova for $13.95. It looks like it is lighted. For many products, Walmart will deliver to your local Walmart for free.

<http://www.walmart.com/ip/Equus-Innova-3721-Battery-and-Charging-System-Monitor/15137663?sourceid=csesh023c9c8e33314941e18e9f64a99ed4365f&wmlspartner=shoppingcom2&affcmpid=2072379427&tmode=0000&veh=cse&sdc_id=1425013786z509904z48073b0a25292z>

I'm holding out for the corded one.

Bobby

On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 7:55 PM, Bobby Yates Emory <liberty1@gmail.com> wrote:

Nate,

I need one also.

Can you tell us the brand name and model number of the one with the red numerals and long thin cord?

Thanks,
Bobby

On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 10:21 AM, vwnate1@yahoo.com [diesel_mercedes] <diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

Because both Tom and I got blindsided by this design failure , we both now have a " INNOVA " brand voltmeter that plugs into the cigarette lighter socket and provides both battery voltage and charging rate .

I found it at Wall Mart IIRC , mine is back lighted so it's useful at night , Tom's isn't so read the packaging carefully .

About $20 IIRC ..

I also bought one else where , it has red LED numerals and the plug is on the end of a long thin wire so you can stick it to the dash board and not have to look down to see the charge rate .

FWIW , I think these are very useful items .

-Nate
Lawrence wrote :

Well what do you know. Took it to my mechanic and it's now 13.75. I just scratch my head. When I put the "good" alternator back in I still got battery voltage. I guess the drive on the freeway to the mechanic must have loosened something up. Maybe the brushes had to wear in a bit. By the time I got home it was at 13.45vdc. I'm keeping my volt meter with me though. I'll be testing it quite frequently until I'm sure it's not a fluke......Fluke tests for flukes. Lawrence Rhodes.

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Toward freedom,

Bobby Yates Emory