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KarlJ

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Joined: 19/05/2008
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Posted: 03:47am 03 Feb 2010
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Bugger, I ordered one that reads AC current not DC currentShunt

Will it work or not?

Should I just get another one?
Shunt DC

I wouldnt have thought it made any difference as its measuring a voltage drop across a flat bar.
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davef
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Posted: 07:29am 03 Feb 2010
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I wouldn't think the actual shunt itself would make any difference it will be the detection and metering (measuring) circuitry that would make a difference.

 
KarlJ

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Posted: 08:46am 03 Feb 2010
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I had the same conclusion and for $20 I bought another one.
Justified by the fact I bought the SSR for $20 not $48 Jaycar wanted for it.
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