

| Subject: | Re: Volt Ohm Meter: Continuity Checking, Ohm Range Settings |
| From: | mark drillock |
| Date: | Wed, 26 Feb 2014 13:02:13 -0800 |
Now you know WHY the meter has ranges in the first place. Compared to 20,000,000 a mere 1,700 is as good as zero. You might as well measure human hairs with a yardstick. Mark Neil N wrote: > Hi all. > > I'm measuring continuity to track down where I connected a + wire. > With battery DISconnected, digital meter @ 200 Ohm range, no > continuity seen (displays a 1). At 2000 Ohms (diode test setting): ~ > 1700 Ohms. As I increase Ohm range, the decimal point moves, then at > 20M Ohm range, I see 0.00. > > At the highest range, am I seeing a false reading for continuity? > > Thanks, Neil > >
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