AtomSoft
Well-Known Member
Hey everyone i got another IDEA from being a cheap-o ![Big Grin :D :D](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
I have 2 multimeters and i want to make one use a wall adapter. It uses a 9v Battery right now. Instead of buying batteries all the time because i seem to forget to shut it off i would like to plug it to the wall..
This would be easy if my ADAPTER which is Rated 9v @ 650mA was actually 9v..
The problem is when i use the meter to test the supply it shows 12-13v ... i hear there is this thing where there will be more voltage with no load.
Would it be safe to plug it in? Or should i add something to the line to ensure it doesnt blow my meter?
BTW my meter is a Greenlee 93-606:
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I have 2 multimeters and i want to make one use a wall adapter. It uses a 9v Battery right now. Instead of buying batteries all the time because i seem to forget to shut it off i would like to plug it to the wall..
This would be easy if my ADAPTER which is Rated 9v @ 650mA was actually 9v..
The problem is when i use the meter to test the supply it shows 12-13v ... i hear there is this thing where there will be more voltage with no load.
Would it be safe to plug it in? Or should i add something to the line to ensure it doesnt blow my meter?
BTW my meter is a Greenlee 93-606:
**broken link removed**