VTVM question...

[John M Iverson]

To use a digital unit would be clumsy as the response time is too slow.
the analog meters will let you see the change in level  at once.
Connecting the meter to the audio output  will show the change in levels
if you follow the alignment data with the modulated  generator signal.
have fun !!         jack
tJack Iverson    K0EWU    jackiv at juno.com

On Mon, 16 Mar 1998 22:24:08 -0800 Dave <nyet at IX.NETCOM.COM> writes:
>Ok ok, I know this is off topic in that it has nothing
>to do with Ebay, but I'll try to keep it short :)
>
>I am preparing to do my first major alignment (SX-100)
>using the original manual instructions.
>
>My question is probably dumb, but can I use a digital
>VOM (fluke clone) in lieu of a VTVM for voltage
>readings?  Isn't the only major relevant feature
>of a VTVM the high input impedance?
>
>Thank you,
>
>
>Dave WB7AWK
>http://www.boatanchors.com
>
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