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Type
technique
Title
How to build a continuity tester from common day items
Introduction
The Intergalactic Zoom Fixit Clinics showed that some of the repairs could not be completed due to the inability to troubleshoot because the participant doesn’t have a multimeter to test continuity. The design challenge asked the question: What if we could create a dirt-cheap super simple continuity tester out of low-cost commonly available parts? Peter Muir came up with the musical greeting card idea and I just picked up the idea. All credits for the idea should go to ++www.fixitclinic.org++ . Looks like a sustainable alternative :-)
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Difficulty
Easy
Conclusion
This tool does actually work and is capable of testing continuity. Build cost was $2.99 for the card.
Author
oldturkey03
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