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About any meter usefuill for checking the stator.
Some analog meter have a 10 volt scale and a 50volt scale. On 50 volt scale in not too easy to see small changes between 12, or 13 or 14 volts.
FOr checking a charging system a 20 volt scale is better, some other analog have a 20 volt scale where easier to see differences around the voltages we are intersted in.
Not a problem with digital meters.
Maybe check to see if meter has diode test features. That will make it more usefull for checking the R/R.THe updated stator papers assumes yhou have didode test feature on meter.
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Some analog meter have a 10 volt scale and a 50volt scale. On 50 volt scale in not too easy to see small changes between 12, or 13 or 14 volts.
FOr checking a charging system a 20 volt scale is better, some other analog have a 20 volt scale where easier to see differences around the voltages we are intersted in.
Not a problem with digital meters.
Maybe check to see if meter has diode test features. That will make it more usefull for checking the R/R.THe updated stator papers assumes yhou have didode test feature on meter.
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