<VV> Voltage meter

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Obviously, Charles isn't completely up on the technical accuracies of how a voltmeter or a tach works. But come on, give him a break. I've never been involved in the electronic industry, but I could at least get the jist of his problem. He put a voltmeter across the tach, or perhaps it was an ohmmeter, and it showed no voltage or an open circuit. Can we?give people a little break, maybe even show some respect before we jump down their throats?

Ned


-----Original Message-----
From: Mr Lew Rishel <lewrish at sbcglobal.net>
To: virtualvairs at corvair.org
Sent: Tue, 29 Apr 2008 11:13 am
Subject: Re: <VV> VirtualVairs Digest, Vol 39, Issue 112



> From: sharpiebandit06 at bellsouth.net
> Subject: Re: <VV> tach
> >
> I used a voltage meter to sending a positive charge through the sending 
> unit receiving side and put the ground on the ground terminal for the tach 
> and got no complete sicuit reading on the meter.
>
> Charles   4/29/08
>

I only worked in the electronic industry for about twenty years,  so I 
reckon that was not long enough for me to be able to understand what was 
just said. If someone would decipher this for me, perhaps I can help solve 
the problem.
I would be very intersted in knowing about a voltage meter that can send a 
positive ( or negative) charge throught something.

Lew 

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