Hand held 120VAC pedestal tester?
Recommendations? Already have an EMS (Prog. Dynamics) but it's wired in, and I've had to move the trailer after discovering the pedestal was bad. Would like to test the pedestal before going to ...
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joebedford wrote:Bobbo wrote:Yes, it was a suggestion not a question. As in "why don't you use a DVM?"joebedford wrote:
DVM?
Digital Volt Meter aka multimeter. I prefer analog volt meter, but I own both.
240V from here to here, 120V from here to here to here and 0V from here to here. I trust that more than a bunch of plugs and lights.
The simplest and cheapest suggestion by far. But trying to do that in the rain ... I'd probably it screw up, or electrocute myself.
Mex's suggestion was also cheap, and by far the nerdiest. But I just can't see myself running around with a homemade box with 3 meters. IAMICHABOD's single meter and flashing light contraption is bad enough. Well, maybe worse come to think about it. Oh well, the die is cast, Amazon has shipped.
