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08-02-2002, 10:39 AM
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Actually, that is backwards.
Voltage is simply 'the ability to carry current'. Amperage is the actual amount of charge being used. If you have a faulty alternator, it may still produce 14 volts of 'potential energy', but only 15 amps of actual energy. The more important measurement is the amperage. Also, you <b>can</b> find guages that read higher than 30 amps! Hope this helps...
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