15 May
2008
15 May
'08
11:40 p.m.
Tony Duell wrote:
Mmm, I have an analogue MM somewhere - can't remember where, though, and
IIRC the selector switch had become almost unusably jammed - requiring an
unfeasible amount of force to turn it. I've got it *somewhere*, goodness
knows where.
It's going
to have to be the 'scope... I failed to turn the
multimeter
off properly last time I used it, and now the
battery is flat. Doh!
Quite a few of my multimeters only need a battery for the
resistance ranges... They're analogue, of course.
Unless your meter takes some obscure battery, I am suprised
you don't have them in stock. ...
9v PP3. Haven't bought one of those in years.
*smacks head* I will have some for my Sinclair Cambridge Programmables... if
I can remember where I put them. In my defence, I *do* have a 4000sqft
warehouse to search, and it's not in any particular order...
Cheers,
Ade.
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