I have two voltmeters.. one DC voltmeter and one AC voltmeter.. how would you differentiate it without opening the apparatus...?? that is just by seeing it.....
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15 years ago
There must be some setting for ranges of voltages which should show some clue? Furthermore how do you know that they are AC/DC?
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-- Homework? JF
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In article , snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com says...>
The AC meter has a squigle near the leads.
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15 years ago
give them some alternating voltage and see which of them reads anything ... the 'DC' one won't.
Chris
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look at the terminals, DC meter will be marked +,- (or different colours) AC should not.
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Different colors?
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The one that says "AC VOLTS" is probably the AC voltmeter.
John
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If you put the two together you get an awesome rock band...
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15 years ago
Really? I didn't think they were that great!
couldn't decide on which way they were going!
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