KevG's VIS tester - Page 17

Hambo-180 · 25-05-13, 07:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Dan1971

Site supporter required mate ....

i am a site supporter, and have been since i joined! Fee's all paid!

If you look at the start of this thread it was posted by me ......mate!

Kev,

Can you have a look at my site status please...

Rossy · 06-06-13, 09:45 AM

The tester is now with Mick once again sorry for delay in getting it back in circulation my hospital visits over, maybe can now concentrate on the zed and get it back on the road to recovery as well ......

MickUK · 06-06-13, 09:47 AM

'Tis indeed with me. Will try to get it used by Wednesday next week & then on it's way once more!

Hambo-180 · 06-06-13, 12:01 PM

Hi Mick,

1 - Rossy (Currently with Rossy)
2 - MickUK
3 - Shycho
4 - Lawrence-zs180
5 - R8NMG
6 - Hambo-180

livewire1888 · 15-06-13, 11:38 PM

How does the tester work? Can they be tested with a voltage tester?

KevG · 17-06-13, 11:57 PM

Yes and No, you cannot test the motor with a meter etc, but you can test the circuit, the tester applies power if it were connected to the car.

stocktake · 24-06-13, 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by livewire1888

How does the tester work? Can they be tested with a voltage tester?

To test the motor itself you need a 12v power supply to run the motor and a meter to read ma in line in the circuit. this will tell you the current draw of the motor

MickUK · 25-06-13, 03:33 PM

Green lights of joy! I thought they were working correctly, although you can never be too sure.

The tester will be on it's way very shortly!

KevG · 25-06-13, 07:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MickUK

Green lights of joy! I thought they were working correctly, although you can never be too sure.

The tester will be on it's way very shortly!

Cool

R8NMG · 16-07-13, 05:08 PM

Anyone with an update where the tester is?