smkettner wrote:
Analog meter works just fine.
I agree, but what would be the point ? They are harder to read from a distance, and they cost more.
And if any v meter is good enuff, then whats the problem w/ the analog that EVERY RV comes w/, the one that most here say is worthless,....the one that I have always said can be very useful, like in this case.
As w/ any voltmeter, learn how to read it, and the OP'er wouldn't have had to asked the question. Anyone that says a volt meter is worthless, is showing their..........lack of education.
Tell'm to try a load tester w/o a voltmeter.
