Why I still use my grandpa's analog meter for certain jobs

Back in the day, we learned to watch the needle's swing on an analog multimeter to spot a failing part. Now, digital meters give quick numbers but can skip over slow resistance shifts. I teach new repairers how that old method finds problems in motors that new tools might miss. It's a simple trick that makes tough fixes easier.

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hernandez.barbara6mo ago

Digital meters catch slow shifts with precise data logs.

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riley_sullivan6mo ago

Wait, they actually log all that?

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brian7506mo ago

Seriously? That's wild what Barbara mentioned.

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