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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Southampton
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Don't know if this is of any use to folk.
On ebay there is a very cheep battery tester for £0.99 inc Postage, the analogue meter is easy to remove and the face plate is easy to replace. You just have to be careful because it is quite small and delicate. The battery tester housing can be split open with a Stanley Knife and a screw driver, the meter will then drop out. The meter itself needs to be opened with a knife, just run the blade around under the the clear plastic part to remove it. The face plate is held in place with double sided sticky tape, so just run the knife underneath it. eBay - The UK's Online Marketplace Please remember that knives and fingers don't mix very well!!! (I know this from experience) I have included a template. It was made in Paint Shop Pro 8 but saved in Photoshop format as I thought this would be more compatable. Regards Bishka |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Sat Down
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Any ideas what the meter is ? 200uA ? 1mA?
Looks great for measuring Bias, and it's so small you can have one per tube ... as long as the meters are "matched" well enough. |
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Join Date: May 2007
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Bear in mind that such a meter won't have very good bearings so it may suffer from friction, and readings might not be repeatable. It might not be very linear either. Maybe good enough for setting bias or impressing your friends but I would not take it too seriously.
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Sat Down
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I agree DF96, but it's worth a 99p gamble to see what it's like... might be a little gem!
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