shyheim07

I have one of these. Has anyone ever found a misreading in the battery voltage screen or is it mostly correct?

JSMax

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you might have better luck in the audio/video/elec. section...
Nice deck though....

Jess

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It sometimes misreads the voltage.

I've got the DEH -780MP (Pioneer Premier) myself, and hardly use the voltage located on the unit because it will read 14V, 13V when the car is started. But with a multi meter I get different readings.


You can always use one of these...if you don't want to always connect a multimeter.

http://cgi.ebay.com/BATTERY-TERMINAL...QQcmdZViewItem

Peebs187

I have the DEH-P780MP, and it reads 14.2V-14.4V when the car is running, and 11.7V when it is not. I assume it is very close, but I ran all new 12 gauge wire for 12V source (12V switched is stock) and ground with soldered connections.

The RPM feature is amazingly within less than 50 RPM of the actual engine speed, how it reads so accurately is beyond me. It also has a data logging feature for the track too, I haven't looked in to how to use it though.

I love Pioneer Premier decks, this is my fifth car with one in it, never had a problem... (knock on wood)

garyrr

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i had the 6800 till i blew the microfuse... but i always used the voltage reading and never once had a problem

nismos14

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Microfuse and noise issues plague the pioneer's