Battery voltage
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Actually I'm using a digital multi meter and there is sufficient cranking amps available to turn the motor over fairly briskly but I wasn't sure if it was capable of supporting the engine management
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So there are some possibilities :
1) The battery didn't get charged fully.
2) The battery won't hold a charge.
3) The battery is under load.
4) You aren't measuring the voltage properly.
Have you ever checked the DVM against one of known good calibration? You should. I checked mine and it was only 60mV out. Pretty good, but it is possible that they can be much worse.
What exactly do you mean by "after charging"? How did you charge it? How do you know it was fully charged?
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