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You could do this with a plain old multi meter,you know,you just would have a printable graph from it. And you'd actually have to watch your voltmeter while you do it.
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I didn't even know you could print a chart like that from a multimeter. Thanks for sharing. Interesting.
My $3 Harbor Freight meter works well enough for most of what I. I do have an old Fluke from a yard sale, and a couple of others, too.
I have only a basic idea how to use them though. Just for simple stuff.
My $3 Harbor Freight meter works well enough for most of what I. I do have an old Fluke from a yard sale, and a couple of others, too.
I have only a basic idea how to use them though. Just for simple stuff.
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Thanks, all. Trust me, if it wasn't for my last job there wouldn't be a 287 in my toy box. I did this for a living for a spell, and the 287s, three of them, were my cheapest Flukes. If you want sticker shock, look up the 190-104. That will curl your hair.
When I retired I sold most of my stuff. Added $10K to the booze fund...
When I retired I sold most of my stuff. Added $10K to the booze fund...