Voltage stabilzer

[GDPR]

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As I remember Chris, 260ohm Empty, 140ohm to the 2 spots above the 1/2 and 20ohm Full. You can take these values as a rough guide for testing old style Smiths temperature gauges too.

Russ:dude:

PS Dave, if you have a hunch I can recommend a few osteopaths

[Kevin Garrod]

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Banny wrote:

All I've got is an old BT multimeter that really did fall off the back of a lorry in the 80's when I worked in Crawley

Tim

12D or 9083 ?

[V Mad]

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kryten wrote:

As I remember Chris, 260ohm Empty, 140ohm to the 2 spots above the 1/2 and 20ohm Full. You can take these values as a rough guide for testing old style Smiths temperature gauges too.

Russ:dude:

Cheers Russ.

[StagnJag]

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kryten wrote:

As I remember Chris, 260ohm Empty, 140ohm to the 2 spots above the 1/2 and 20ohm Full. You can take these values as a rough guide for testing old style Smiths temperature gauges too.

Russ:dude:

PS Dave, if you have a hunch I can recommend a few osteopaths

That might come in handy when I attempt to get my diff back into place!!!

D

[grahamb]

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Kevin Garrod wrote:

Banny wrote:

All I've got is an old BT multimeter that really did fall off the back of a lorry in the 80's when I worked in Crawley

Tim

12D or 9083 ?

9083 - is that the larger leatherbound one? I suspect you still have your 81's then Kevin?

[Kevin Garrod]

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The 9083 has 3 leads and is designed for fault finding, the older 12D is just a basic 2 lead multipurpose testing.

As to whether I have misappropriated BT or GPO property, you might suppose that I have but I couldn't possibly comment.

[grahamb]

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so you do know what 81's are then?

[Kevin Garrod]

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long nose pliers

[StagnJag]

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I was worried that I was becoming a Stag Anorak, but honestly, you guys! Reading the direction this thread has taken I've got no worries:P:P:P:P

Dave

[GDPR]

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Not so much voltage stabiliser issues but GPO larceny tales - ooooh I've got a bigger meter than you

[Kevin Garrod]

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kryten wrote:

Not so much voltage stabiliser issues but GPO larceny tales - ooooh I've got a bigger meter than you

Make that alleged larceny

[Banny]

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Kevin Garrod wrote:

Banny wrote:

All I've got is an old BT multimeter that really did fall off the back of a lorry in the 80's when I worked in Crawley

Tim

12D or 9083 ?

Kevin

turns out it's a SA9083, it survived having fallen of off a BT van in Crawley High St,I picked it up before it was flatten by a bus

Tim

[Kevin Garrod]

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It'll do all thebasicthings you will need when testing auto-electrics.

[GDPR]

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Banny wrote:

Kevin Garrod wrote:

Banny wrote:

All I've got is an old BT multimeter that really did fall off the back of a lorry in the 80's when I worked in Crawley

Tim

12D or 9083 ?

Kevin

turns out it's a SA9083, it survived having fallen of off a BT van in Crawley High St,I picked it up before it was flatten by a bus

Honest Officer........