If you’re in need of a more sensitive continuity sensor, or just don’t want to shell out for a Fluke meter when you don’t need the rest of its capabilities, this is the way to go.

Enough is never enough. Although [David Johnson-Davies] has a couple of multimeters lying around, he still felt the urge to build a stand-alone continuity tester and has posted details for a super ...

Business Continuity is the term used for the process of keeping critical functions operational during an emergency and/or restoring them quickly after an emergency to minimize disruption to teaching, ...

Use a multimeter to test for continuity; a blown fuse will show no continuity. Replace the fuse if necessary, and ensure your dryer’s venting system is clean and unobstructed to prevent future ...