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Yo-DUH_87 · 03-22-2003, 09:37 PM

A typical ohm meter can measure a little current, but I wouldn't recomend it, as if you exceed the rated limit, you could fry the ohm meter.

I used a current sensor and scope, borrowed, of cource, I couldn't afford anything like that!

I think you can get current sensing probes for normal ohm meters, but I don't know for sure. Start looking around fluke's website and you might find something

03-22-2003, 09:37 PM	#16
Yo-DUH_87 Cooling Savant Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Oregon, USA Posts: 230	A typical ohm meter can measure a little current, but I wouldn't recomend it, as if you exceed the rated limit, you could fry the ohm meter. I used a current sensor and scope, borrowed, of cource, I couldn't afford anything like that! I think you can get current sensing probes for normal ohm meters, but I don't know for sure. Start looking around fluke's website and you might find something __________________ Signing out... Yo-DUH_87 If it works, fix it until it's broke! Then, after it's broke, add duct tape! Affordable webhosting!