Re: Voltage Regulators
- From: "redbelly" <redbelly98@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 19 Feb 2006 19:53:38 -0800
Abstract Dissonance wrote:
WTF. I just switched my DMM down to 20V cause I was measuring it on 200 and
now its reading 7.74V with variations going from +- 1V about every second.
I didn't know I had to choose the right voltage range on my DMM to get an
accurate reading ;/ Is this true? That really sucks if so ;/
i.e., turning the switch to 200V gives me a reading of 4.4V and switching it
to 20V gives a reading of 7.74V. Any reason why it would do this? Low
battery? Messed up meter? Or do I just need to make sure to select the
proper range?(which seems kinda odd cause you would have to know it ~ before
hand).
Thanks,
Jon
Once in a while, I get flaky readings on a DMM. It usually means the
battery is low.
Try replacing the battery in your DMM.
Regards,
Mark
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