Installation Instructions For An Ammeter?

Does anyone have any instructions for installing an ammeter? I would like to put one in to monitor the flow in and out of the HV batter, if it's possible with intermediate mechanical skills and an electrician as a helper. I'd also like to know if the scan guage is capable of monitoring this information? I expect I'll be getting one as a Christmas present this year and, if so, I may not want to spend the time and money to put in the ammeter. Thanks to anyone who can offer some input.

 

Thanks for the help. I'd seen the page that has all of his pages but hadn't seen that one in particular. It looks fairly involved to install a dedicated ammeter, rather than relying on the scanguage for the information. For anyone who has installed an ammeter or uses the scanguage to monitor this info: Is the feedback worth the effort of the install and the attention required to make use of the info?

 

Thanks for the input from the Scanguage side. I was under the impression that the draw was in teh -50 50 range. With that wide of a swing the mechanical ammeter I was considering would likely make observations like the headlights etc... impossible to notice. Thanks again for the help and I guess all I can do now is to wait for the holidays to get the scanguage in! As always everyone on here has enough tech info that would make the Mopar guys drool with envy