07-12-2013, 03:33 PM
Well, dead accurate it doesn't have to be! If its clearly marked 15 Ohms you could just adjust the middle slider part so that its 1/5th + a tad from either end. Lets say the LH for example. Then take a wire from the LH end and one from the slider and there you are.
If you are going to measure power out performance then more accuracy maybe needed. So for that a meter capable of reading low value Ohms would be required and of course only specialised ones can do that.
It is a bit wieldy, and seeing as you are local to me I'm sure I can fine you something of more appropriate size if you wish to call round to Thorpe Bay.
Gary
If you are going to measure power out performance then more accuracy maybe needed. So for that a meter capable of reading low value Ohms would be required and of course only specialised ones can do that.
It is a bit wieldy, and seeing as you are local to me I'm sure I can fine you something of more appropriate size if you wish to call round to Thorpe Bay.
Gary
