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Help with milliVolt
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Help with milliVolt
When I switch my (DigiTech) multimeter dial to milliVolts, the reading fluctuates quite wildly, and only reads zero when I touch the probes together. All other functions appear to behave normally. Is it normal or is it a faulty meter, and how can I use it to measure milliVolts when I need to? Thank you for your help. I am just learning.
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Re: Help with milliVolt
Hello,
You might need to change the sensitivity so that you can get a more reliable result. Here is a link on how to do just that: https://www.hunker.com/13414125/how-to- ... multimeter
If this doesn't help, let us know and we can try to work out a solution.
Have a nice day!
-Regina
You might need to change the sensitivity so that you can get a more reliable result. Here is a link on how to do just that: https://www.hunker.com/13414125/how-to- ... multimeter
If this doesn't help, let us know and we can try to work out a solution.
Have a nice day!
-Regina