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Hi all! I would like to install a volt meter on my KQ 700 is it as easy to pick up one at my nearest auto parts outlet? For car/truck would work the same? Sorry not exactly sure, would really like to purchase one tomorrow instead of waiting the two or more weeks for it if I order one on line and would I just run both wires from the battery or is there somewhere else that is best to run both wires thanks in advance for your help!

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