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Flyingwing12
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Motor resistance value isn't correct...
I have an electric motor that registers a .12 A draw off of a 2.76V source. This obviously indicates to you and me a resistance of 16.23 Ohms.
The problem is my Ohmmeter function on the MM. It reads out 1.2 between the motor leads, and this arithmetically can't be so.
There was a split second when the ohmmeter spiked to about 16.3 Ohms, but only for a split second, and then fell back to 1.2 Ohms.
Any advice to as why the meter is showing this impossible reading? ( OK, not impossible, but you get the idea.)
I have an electric motor that registers a .12 A draw off of a 2.76V source. This obviously indicates to you and me a resistance of 16.23 Ohms.
The problem is my Ohmmeter function on the MM. It reads out 1.2 between the motor leads, and this arithmetically can't be so.
There was a split second when the ohmmeter spiked to about 16.3 Ohms, but only for a split second, and then fell back to 1.2 Ohms.
Any advice to as why the meter is showing this impossible reading? ( OK, not impossible, but you get the idea.)
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