At 04:57 AM 9/30/2004, you wrote:
>One tip - sometimes you may appear to have electricity, but the device
>(which has nothing wrong with it) doesn't work. This means that you have a
>poor connection somewhere along the line - there is just enough connection
>to carry the tiny current required by the meter, but not nearly enough to
>power the application.
This is another good reason to use the light-style tester....if you get a
brightly-lit lamp, you should have a good supply of current.
Ideally, you will have both the light tester and a voltmeter in your
toolbox. They're cheap enough, and both have their uses.
Jeff Sc.
Still Searching, Ga.
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