G2EWS
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Devizes, Wiltshire
Just did that on Friday when I loaned my large BBQ to the village school for their sports day and the auto light was not working!
Regards
Chris
Battery tester
- Thread starter Rykard
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Just did that on Friday when I loaned my large BBQ to the village school for their sports day and the auto light was not working!
Regards
Chris
Rechargables are the way forward for most devices in my opinion. No need to worry about throwing away batteries with charge left in them, as you just stick 'em in a smart charger and they are charged accordingly. If you need the batteries instantly, buy two sets and keep one charged ready whilst the other is in the device.
Saves loads of money as well.
Saves loads of money as well.
albion
Guru
- Location
- South Tyneside
Bleep bleep.
A cheap multimeter is fine.
If the thing bleeps test the voltage just after the bleep.
And with 9V batteries the tongue test works!
A cheap multimeter is fine.
If the thing bleeps test the voltage just after the bleep.
And with 9V batteries the tongue test works!
Andrew_Culture
Internet Marketing bod
- Location
- The People's Republic Of Suffolk.
It's pretty fail safe, just avoid your fillings...