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Morning Pat & Specs.

Yes Gents - I have seen them before on eBay, but I never bought one.

 
i am bidding for one now as soon as i get it will let you know

 
Morning Pat & Specs.Yes Gents - I have seen them before on eBay, but I never bought one.
morning indeed sir....

is it time for you to go to fill up the car yet??

or is that another half hour! :^O :^O:p;\ ]:)

 
]:)

I'm off for a cig - see you Tomorrow.

Before I go - Hve you seen KME, Specs?

 
You are Officially nominated at the "Forum guinea pig" to test this item...then give us all a full road test report! :D ;) :) :x :|
no problem will do

 
Hmmmm..... Note that the tolerances are 3%! So at 20M Ohm you could be 200K Ohm out either way! :(
Sorry.... That's wrong!

The 3% tolerance can give:

0.25 Ohm = 0.075 ohms out either way

0.5 Ohm = 0.15 ohms out either way

1 Ohm = 0.3 ohms out either way

2 Ohm = 0.6 ohms out either way

5 Ohm = 1.5 ohms out either way

0.5M Ohm = 15K ohms out either way

1M Ohm = 30K ohms out either way

2M Ohm = 60K ohms out either way

10M Ohm = 300K ohms out either way

20M Ohm = 600K ohms out either way

Ok, it's not a huge thing at 0.5M Ohm but at the lower levels it's quite a difference for R1+R2 testing.

And this bloke has quite a good point about the fact that test boxes are not a substitute for annual calibration.

 
Good Afternoon, Mr Sworld, Sir. :)

 
Indeed you do, Sir. :D

Double checking the items to go camping soon.

 
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