John Bennett
Senior Member
Re: [ukvac] Tech: 1942 troubles
In article <F12YalkXh3wFDxchdpq0000d82f@hotmail.com>, Martin White
<martin@guddler.com> writes
>I'll check those connections tonight, but as it was playing fine one minute,
>duff the next, unfortunately me thinks it could well be a logic probe
>jobbie....
Probably the cheapest and easiest to use bit of kit to start with is a
simple digital meter. Check out Maplin's shite for a suitable unit, but
get a cheap one so that you don't feel too bad when you destroy it
inadvertently during your learning time.
Their stock number VG62S looks a good all-rounder, and at £9.99 won't
break the bank.
The first thing to do when you get it is to check the PSU voltages to
make sure they aren't too far off their values.
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Clive Mitchell
DATA Imported from archives: originally posted by Clive Mitchell (clive@emanator.demon.co.uk)
In article <F12YalkXh3wFDxchdpq0000d82f@hotmail.com>, Martin White
<martin@guddler.com> writes
>I'll check those connections tonight, but as it was playing fine one minute,
>duff the next, unfortunately me thinks it could well be a logic probe
>jobbie....
Probably the cheapest and easiest to use bit of kit to start with is a
simple digital meter. Check out Maplin's shite for a suitable unit, but
get a cheap one so that you don't feel too bad when you destroy it
inadvertently during your learning time.
Their stock number VG62S looks a good all-rounder, and at £9.99 won't
break the bank.
The first thing to do when you get it is to check the PSU voltages to
make sure they aren't too far off their values.
--
Clive Mitchell
DATA Imported from archives: originally posted by Clive Mitchell (clive@emanator.demon.co.uk)