"Peter Bennett" wrote in message

(but I do realise some people won't have access
to piles of scrap cable :-) )

And some of us don't like to fill our boats up with scrap.

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On Wed, 05 May 2004 17:23:20 GMT, "Gordon Wedman"
wrote:

I have a Link 10 and think its a great meter. Real handy for determining
how many amps your battery charger or alternator are putting out not to
mention current draw and voltage measurement.
I have heard they are on sale at Steveston Marine for $279 Cdn.
You might want to call them Phone (604) 733-7031
'Course you have to buy the hookup cable which is a bit pricey.........

Nonsense - all you need is some generic four pair #22 or 24 cable -
actually, three pair, or three separate twisted pair cables, will do,
if you don't need the optional temperature sensor. I used some scrap
cable I found at work (but I do realise some people won't have access
to piles of scrap cable :-) )

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