Re: continuity tester

Matt Wilson /
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fred,

If I used the digital multimeter instead of the light bulb circuit I would close the points and measure the resistance of the circuit from the coil to the other end of the points. It would probably be very close to 0 ohms.

Then I would gradually open the points until I see a spike in the resistance right?

Next week I'm going to fix up a puch that a local beer supply store owner has. It just needs the tank cleaned, the carb cleaned, and the points adjusted. And I figure that he's a good guy to be friends with..

Matt

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  A differemt way to adjust the pointsTopic by: Matt Wilson Matt Wilson 08/01/02 01:14PM
  Re: A differemt way to adjust the pointsRe: InfectedBootSector InfectedBootSector 08/01/02 01:48PM
  continuity testerRe: Fred Fred 08/01/02 03:03PM
  Re: continuity testerRe: Matt Wilson Matt Wilson 08/01/02 03:32PM
  Re: continuity testerRe: Fred Fred 08/01/02 03:52PM
  Re: continuity testerRe: InfectedBootSector InfectedBootSector 08/01/02 04:36PM
  Re: digital too pickyRe: Jim C. Jim C. 08/01/02 04:43PM

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