Brett,
You are absolutely correct - when identifying parts the meter does not
have to be accurate, a relative measurement will do fine. My point is
that one must realize the fact that all such DMM capacitance/inductance
measurements can be subject to these inaccuracies. Use what you have,
but use it intelligently - 'technician, know your tools' (and their
limitations).
73,
Don W3FPR
Brett gazdzinski wrote:
In most cases, I don't think you need to be more than
in the ballpark, at least when identifying parts.
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