Had to take a nap and get away from this.
>>You want >10Meg input.
Here are all the specs I can find on these.
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DMM=
K Plus Build Digital Tester M300
(I believe this is a Mastech M-300)
Pocket size DMM
• DC voltage: 2V ± 0.5%, 20/200/500V ± 0.8%
• AC voltage: 200/500V ± 1.2%
• flow of DC: 200mA ± 1.5%
• Resistance: 2k/20k/200k/2MΩ ± 1.0%
• continue to be checked by buzzer
• diode test
• Display: 14mm x 35mm LCD
• Power source: 12V GP23A X 1
• Size: 70mm x 120mm x 18mm
• Weight (including battery) 110g
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Analog=
OHM Electric Inc RAR-501
● Capacity Check with a 1.5V battery.
● Compact size, basic-featured.
● measurement performance
1. Direct current voltage (DCV): 0 ~ 500V
2. AC voltage (ACV): 0 ~ 500V
3. Direct current (DCA): 0 ~ 250mA
4. Resistance (OHMS): 0 ~ 500KΩ
5. Battery capacity measurement (BAT): 1.5V
6. Decibels (dB)
Specification
■ DC voltage (DCV): 2.5/10/50/250/500V
■ AC voltage (ACV): 10/50/250/500V
■ DC current (DCA): 0.5/10/250mA
■ resistance (Ω): × 1K, × 10
■ Battery test (BAT.): 1.5V
■ decibels (dB): -20 ~ +56 dB (low-frequency)
■ Accuracy: DCV ... maximum scale value ± 4%
ACV ... maximum scale value ± 4%
DCA ... maximum scale value ± 4%
Ω ... maximum scale number ± 4%
■ Power supply: AA batteries (1.5V) × 1 book
■ Size and weight: 95 × depth 30mm height 62 × width of about 90g
■ Accessories: pin plug test formula bar ... red / black pair
Batteries (AA batteries 1.5V) 1 book (for operation check)
Mini fuse (0.5A/250V) 1 piece (built-in)
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I think my other meter is definitely screwed up.
Can even use the bias checker (tube base type) to get a reading anymore.
I am using the two one ohm resistor method off pin 1/8.
Same old stuff happening.
I put the 220Ks back in.
Been playing it for 30 minutes with no visible troubles.