There is also the tiny pen like gizmo called an Electric finder
which looks like a pen lite with a small disc capacitor sticking out its
nose. When brought near wires in which an electrical potential, not a current
is present, it buzzes. Can tell live hot from neutral in a socket or
zip cord.
I have changed the subject line as we are now talking about circuit
breaker mapping and not battery testing.
I have not heard of the item that Bob just discussed, but I've heard of
another one, have actually used it.
You plug a transmitter into an outlet, then you drag this wand thing over
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Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Circuit breaker finder.
I have changed the subject line as we are now talking about circuit
breaker mapping and not battery testing.
I have not heard of the item that Bob just discussed, but I've heard of
another one, have actually used it.
You plug
: [BlindHandyMan] Circuit breaker finder.
I have changed the subject line as we are now talking about circuit
breaker mapping and not battery testing.
I have not heard of the item that Bob just discussed, but I've heard of
another one, have actually used it.
You plug a transmitter
Sorry Bob,
Thought we were talking about a slightly different item. Do you know what
it is called? I can't remember, but the big box store guys should know
what you are talking about if you ask for a circuit breaker finder.
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Blue skies.
Dan Rossi
Carnegie Mellon University.
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Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Circuit breaker finder.
Sorry Bob,
Thought we were talking about a slightly different item. Do you know what
it is called? I can't remember, but the big box store guys should know
what you are talking about if you ask for a circuit breaker finder
