Hi Mitchell!
The problem is that the resistance difference on a shorted winding could
be as low as .001 ohms. his is rather difficult to pick up, the Flyback
Testor works by sending a know signal though the flyback and counting
the number of "rings". A good flyback will ring more than a bad one.
This is just the way they are...
John :-#)#
Mitchell Rohde wrote:
>
> I understand where John is going with the flyback tester... but I
> don't quite understand why 99% of flyback problems can't be found
> with a meter. That is, just by checking the windings for shorts or
> open connections...
>
> Mitch
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