The problem you'll have with the wattmeter is it's intended to go between the battery and controller, so you can't mount it on the handlebars for easy view,. Yt needs to use a short, heavy gauge wire to transmit power to the battery. Some people take out the shunt, mount that by the battery, and then they can run four light wires anywhere, but that's a pin in the neck to wire. I've done it temporarily, but I used an XT extender cable. ANother problem with it is it will drain the battery if you leave it on the bile for 10 days. Slow but steady current drain.
Another pic of the handle bar voltmeter. I just ordered another one.
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The problem you'll have with the wattmeter is it's intended to go between the battery and controller, so you can't mount it on the handlebars for easy view,. Yt needs to use a short, heavy gauge wire to transmit power to the battery. Some people take out the shunt, mount that by the battery, and then they can run four light wires anywhere, but that's a pin in the neck to wire. I've done it temporarily, but I used an XT extender cable. ANother problem with it is it will drain the battery if you leave it on the bile for 10 days. Slow but steady current drain.
Another pic of the handle bar voltmeter. I just ordered another one.
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My watt meter $14, turns off when the battery is powered down , so no battery drainage , I have had it sit thru the winter with no drainage on the battery. Also I mounted mine on the lower bar of the frame and can read it easily when riding, didn't even need to attach Anderson plugs as the wires on the meter fit tightly into the battery's Anderson's, I just used some bailing wire to support everything including the meter wires to the Andersons. Extremely easy, simple to do and bullet proof.