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What's wrong with a multimeter?hi, any body got links or schematics for a continuity tester for
automotive use ? preferably simple design with audio and visual
indication , voltage detection would be a bonus !!
mark k
mark krawczuk wrote:
hi, any body got links or schematics for a continuity tester for
automotive use ? preferably simple design with audio and visual
indication , voltage detection would be a bonus !!
mark k
What's wrong with a multimeter?
Dave.
Or a light bulb with someone to yell when it comes on.
will even tell continuity of your body ( may or may not have audio)David L. Jones wrote:
mark krawczuk wrote:
hi, any body got links or schematics for a continuity tester for
automotive use ? preferably simple design with audio and visual
indication , voltage detection would be a bonus !!
mark k
What's wrong with a multimeter?
Dave.
Or a light bulb with someone to yell when it comes on.
You can buy such things from jaycar. In the form of a screw driver.It
mark krawczuk wrote:
hi, any body got links or schematics for a continuity tester for
automotive use ? preferably simple design with audio and visual
indication , voltage detection would be a bonus !!
mark k
What's wrong with a multimeter?
Dave.
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And you can't afford to buy a $10 one as well?hi well i really dont want to get my 587 $ multimeter getting knocked
around
doing auto stuff !!!
$29.95hi well i really dont want to get my 587 $ multimeter getting knocked around
doing auto stuff !!!
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mark krawczuk wrote:
hi, any body got links or schematics for a continuity tester for
automotive use ? preferably simple design with audio and visual
indication , voltage detection would be a bonus !!
mark k
What's wrong with a multimeter?
Dave.
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Fair enough. But there are cheaper multimeters, much cheaper. It's common tohi well i really dont want to get my 587 $ multimeter getting knocked
around doing auto stuff !!!
eg: http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=QM1500On 14/01/2010 2:18 PM, mark krawczuk wrote:
hi well i really dont want to get my 587 $ multimeter getting knocked around
doing auto stuff !!!
"David L. Jones"<altzone@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:7W93n.8736$TC5.6844@newsfe24.iad...
mark krawczuk wrote:
hi, any body got links or schematics for a continuity tester for
automotive use ? preferably simple design with audio and visual
indication , voltage detection would be a bonus !!
mark k
What's wrong with a multimeter?
Dave.
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Check out my Electronics Engineering Video Blog& Podcast:
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$29.95
http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=QM1320&keywords=multimeter&form=KEYWORD
And there are probably even cheaper one to be had.
rough stuffhi well i really dont want to get my 587 $ multimeter getting knocked around
doing auto stuff !!!
So, do what many of us do - buy a $10 multimeter and use it for the
would love one.mark krawczuk wrote:
hi well i really dont want to get my 587 $ multimeter getting knocked
around doing auto stuff !!!
Fair enough. But there are cheaper multimeters, much cheaper. It's common to
have a knock-around $10 meter in the glove box for auto use.
If you want a "simple design" meter, try the Amprobe PM53A pocket meter. It
automatically switches betwen volts and ohms.
Dave.
If I could get one for a lot less than double what it costs in America I
If you buy from Digikey any time, throw one on your next order.David L. Jones wrote:
mark krawczuk wrote:
hi well i really dont want to get my 587 $ multimeter getting
knocked around doing auto stuff !!!
Fair enough. But there are cheaper multimeters, much cheaper. It's
common to have a knock-around $10 meter in the glove box for auto
use. If you want a "simple design" meter, try the Amprobe PM53A pocket
meter. It automatically switches betwen volts and ohms.
Dave.
If I could get one for a lot less than double what it costs in
America I would love one.
In America you can get one for less than $33 usd. In au the price is
over $66 au.
If you import it shipping costs makes it the same.
service at RS or WES or Jaycar sometimes farnell.F Murtz wrote:
David L. Jones wrote:
mark krawczuk wrote:
hi well i really dont want to get my 587 $ multimeter getting
knocked around doing auto stuff !!!
Fair enough. But there are cheaper multimeters, much cheaper. It's
common to have a knock-around $10 meter in the glove box for auto
use. If you want a "simple design" meter, try the Amprobe PM53A pocket
meter. It automatically switches betwen volts and ohms.
Dave.
If I could get one for a lot less than double what it costs in
America I would love one.
In America you can get one for less than $33 usd. In au the price is
over $66 au.
If you import it shipping costs makes it the same.
If you buy from Digikey any time, throw one on your next order.
Dave.
Good idea, but the small amount of stuff I get is usually counter