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I picked up this probe at a yard sale for 5.00. After cleaning up the
connectors and installing a new AAA battery it works on resistance and voltage ranges with the accessory cables supplied but when clamped around a current carrying conductor it reads zero. I'm guessing that there must be some kind of coil wrapped around the jaws internally on this thing in some way. Current flowing through a conductor would induce a voltage into this "primary" with a "secondary" connected to the meter. I'm guessing here. I'm not really sure what is inside of this meter. Can anyone tell me something about the theory of this type of instrument and if they have any experience with this model. I may have to get inside and would really appreciate some help with that as well. There doesn't seem to be an easy way to do that without a special tool. The company was no help at all.Thanks, Lenny. |
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