MIKETTURBO
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has anyone ever built their own dva adaptor for a multimeter?
DVA
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Geekie1
Junior Member
I never made a DVA adaptor for my Fluke multimeter but I bought a ESI DVA Adaptor at the following URL:
www.costplustools.com/store-categories-Multimeters_7888.html-34k
Search - ESI DVA Adaptor
I hope this helps!!
www.costplustools.com/store-categories-Multimeters_7888.html-34k
Search - ESI DVA Adaptor
I hope this helps!!
reelapeelin
God
One time I was stuck and had to hook up a mft adapter to a grm outlet in order to get the ang's at a measurable ugt...it worked pretty good for a while til the ghr's overloaded the circuits and then all went in the C.R.A.P.P.E.R. ;D ...
parishht
God
I think this site needs a B.S.M. for posts like reels.
But his post is pretty M.F.G., and if everthing
is in the C.R.A.P.P.E.R. then that is pretty M.F.B.
But if you gapped everything with a Blo.C.H. or
an R.C.H. it might have all worked.
I hope that whole situation was reported to the H.M.F.I.C.?
But his post is pretty M.F.G., and if everthing
is in the C.R.A.P.P.E.R. then that is pretty M.F.B.
But if you gapped everything with a Blo.C.H. or
an R.C.H. it might have all worked.
I hope that whole situation was reported to the H.M.F.I.C.?
Kajun
Senior Member
i'd order it direct from esi...i think they are about $30 now...i ordered one but it didnt fit my $5 autozone multimeter lol they work with flukes or fluke sized multimeters.....i'm gonna order the DVA meter next time.
http://www.esitest.com/640.html
http://www.esitest.com/640.html
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8barrel
Guest
Oh nice. I didnt know about these adaptors.
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