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    3/06/2022 12:32 PM  #1

    Nos681
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    Electronics troubleshooting-Octopus

    This is something I learned many years ago in school.
    I didn’t remember how to build it or how to use it.
    Thanks to BobE for refreshing my memory.
    I’m not an electronics technician, just an electrician.

    In school, it was used to find faulty components in circuit boards.
    Component level troubleshooting.

    Perhaps this may help those inclined to play with electronics on their cars.
    Have fun.

    https://youtu.be/Gwo3pEH7hUE

     

    3/07/2022 8:44 AM  #2

    Bentworker
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    Re: Electronics troubleshooting-Octopus

    That was educational!

     

     

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