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  1. csheath

    MEP % load gauges

    When I first tested my unit it had a voltage drop only on L1 even with an even load applied. The higher the load the more the voltage dropped. L1 would drop from 123 to 111 under full load. I cleaned and recrimped a lot of connections and retested. It started similar then as I applied more load...
  2. csheath

    MEP % load gauges

    This is why I did THIS. A 40 amp resistance load was reading 110% on my old load gauge. 52 amps would peg it. Those that have a working panel they don't want to modify should look at lonesouth's adaptation of these. He mounted them in a panel behind the storage door.
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