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Analogue Multimeters

Retronics

Published in issue 349, December 2005

Analogue Multimeters
an old analogue multimeter is that you find yourself actually thinking before taking a measurement. Questions you ask yourself should include: what value can I expect to see; what range should select; will the object of my measurement damage the meter, and, where do I plug in the test leads on the meter?
A look at the Simpson Model 260 and Philips PM241 analogue multimeters

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