

| Subject: | Fridge light home made indicator |
| From: | Vanagon |
| Date: | Tue, 7 Jun 2005 12:55:39 -0700 |
Well I am giving up on the LED console from the 85 for the fridge light. I dont use the water tank level and already have a digital volt meter for the battery. So I am trying to build a volt meter or rather convert a small analog 12vt meter over to be able to read the very small current the thermocouple produces. The standard volt meter that is 1-15 volts radio shack sells uses a coil on the needle and a resistor. Anybody know what resistor a standard analog meter would use to measure the very small 12 millivolts that the thermocouple produces. or a range for measuring it. My multimeter will measure it but I cant seem to determine which exact resistor its using. It may be 156K if that sounds close. Any help will be appreciated. I am just trying to get an indicator of the fridge being lit. Thanks Doug in Calif
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