Does this model also have a 9v battery for testing capacitors?
629525
This meter has no way to test capacitance, but our YX-360TRD will do it, check the link:Sunwa YX360-TRD 7-Function 16-Range Analog Multimeter With One Touch Capacitance EstimationThanks.
629526
It has a 9v and two AA 1.5v batteries inside. Remove the protective rubber case and two screws.
1907948
It will allow you to forgo using the 9V battery. It plugs into the wall and the other end plugs into the device that would use a 9V battery.
714827
No. But it is a fun amp that sounds surprisingly good with good volume with a nine-volt battery.
1668578
It tests all the batteries that it is designed to hold. AAA, AA, C, D, and 9V. 9V has a special spot on the tester. The others are all similar voltage so they use the spring loaded testing arm.
2154502
The one we bought used 2 AA batteries but maybe later models or earlier ones use the 9v.
1327689
No. Everything action this set does uses Lego pieces. The 9Volt battery you see on the box is actually made out of Lego & is there to make it look like it's giving power. But to answer your question it does not need batteries &#128522;
1788892
You might have already found out by now 2weeks later, but it does come with a 9V power supply. It does not run on batteries. I own one. Previous replies are incorrect...
562992
No. I tis designed to test off the shelf batteries. I personally have used it to test rechargables. It works on some but not on others. Have no idea why.
1397548
Yes. It has 9 test positions, as follows: Button Cell & Zinc Air 1.3V -1.5V, AAA-N & Ni-Cad 1.5V, AA-C-D 1.5V, 22.5V, 15V, 12V, 9V, Photo 6V, Lithium 3V
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If you are asking if it can test for continuity, the answer is yes. It requires a 9volt battery. If you are asking if it can test the voltage of an energized circuit, yes it can.
849956
The 9v circuits do not discharge, even though the manual says so. (chk my 2 star review)
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No, not on the current model. According to this review, some PREVIOUS model of the tester was capable of testing those, but I'm not sure if that model is currently available anywhere. http://www.amazon.com/review/R18HSQF758SB8N/ref=cm_srch_res_rtr_alt_1
312752
Yes you can, and also record the voltage that the battery contains. Although this unit is meant to do much more than that, and there are other less expensive multi-meters or battery testers that can give that type of information.
1437892
No...this product was an EXACT duplicate of my previous detector and which did use and does use a 9V battery.
88570
No, only when you first plug it in it does a test beep of some sort. After that it silently displays voltages until one of the cells drops below your set limit.
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the guitar in a box with a cable don't recall if it came with a 9 volt battery
268407
I do not have a 9V battery in mine and I unplugged it for five minutes just to test this. It did not seem to lose its tare weight or configuration information.