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16th August 2006
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Thread Starter | multi meter in Logic I don't think I am using it properly. Anyone know how. I'm checking for phase and I want to make sure I'm setting things right. Thanks |
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16th August 2006
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 | If you are looking at phase you are going to be looking at the correlation meter in the multimeter. Simply put, you want to make sure that it is to the right....
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17th August 2006
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Thread Starter | so do i pan things hard left and right to check? |
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