I need to buy a pair of alligator leads so was wondering what kind of leads this uses so I can buy a compatible pair
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well you must see it after buying it but is a standard meter plug that goes right in to the meter bottom part, just get alligator up one end and the hook up for the meter in the other.
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I suppose that you could use alligator clips but why would you. They can't handle the current the battery is able to deliver. The battery is designed with lugs that handle larger machine screws and nuts (e.g., 1/4-20 or bigger). If you only need a temporary connection and draw low current, any clip would do.
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I have two of the 30's and use them for bass and other freshwater fish. They have worked for me and would recommend them. I would suggest that you use braided line with a florocarbon leader.
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You need to make sure the wiring is correct and that you leads are connected properly
1243943
I have done the same thing I just cut them the leads in half and wire nut them together with small wire nuts. Works fine.
653070
As far as I am aware, they should be compatible with any EMS unit that use the standard pin lead wires.
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It will work for you just make sure you order the small extend-a-buddy part. This is a 3/4" nylon extension for the leadsextends from 18" TO 36", because the shorter.
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sorry, I have no idea. I would think that the batteries would be the same. Maybe the contacts of the leads might be different. If so, a soldering iron and some wire would do the trick.
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I used push banana in leads like what is used with a volt meter and you can use an eye connector crimped to a wire, just unscrew the red and black terninals on the power supply. I have mine setup with both. You can buy the connectors at Amazon or at an auto parts store. http://www.amazon.com/California-Terminal-5101-Solderless-Storage/dp/B000CIPJTM/ref=sr_sp-atf_title_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1374902301&sr=1-3&keywords=crimp+connectors http://www.amazon.com/Elenco-Electronics-TL-16-Banana-Alligator/dp/B0002JJU1Y/ref=pd_bxgy_e_img_y
1800190
Not sure, they'll work if you can attach to leads. Great adhesive so if you can connect they'll work.
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Test Lead Kit Model TL809 This kit is designed for use with all popular multimeters that have standard safety shrouded input jacks. The interchangeable probe tips, alligator clips and mini-grabbers provide a connection method to meet most electronic testing need. Contents: 1 pair of 42" (1m) PVC banana plug to banana plug leads 1 pair of 4" (102mm) test probes 1 pair of push on alligator clips 1 pair of min grabbers probes 1 storage pouch Specifications: Leads CAT III 1000V, 10A Test Probes CAT III 1000V, 10A Alligator clips 150V, 3A Mini-grabbers 150V, 3A Safety For indoor use and in accordance with Overvoltage Category III, Pollution Degree 2. Copyright 2009 Extech Instruments Corporation All rights reserved including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form. TL809-EU V1.1 7/09
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these alligator are used ONLY in low voltaje.. 24 volts.... HVAC Tech. use these alligator all the time ((ONLY FOR LOW VOLTAGE))
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Once you pull up website, look for product specs in the column on the right. They say "Low lead compliant?" - Yes. http://www.build.com/kraus-kpf-1602/s578069
1220653
The outputs are banana leads. Two connectors are provided - one has the Tamiya-style white plug, the other has bare leads you can solder on an appropriate plug to match your battery. The input is either with the included AC plug, or the DC connector with alligator clips to use your 12-volt battery at the field.
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Mine were for Malibu pagoda lights. I just queried Google with my light model and asked what model leads are replacements.
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Probably. They work with my older model and the REPLACEMENT LEAD WIRES, One 2/PK on Amazon.
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You will need a separate adapter, they come with alligator clips and cigarette lighter plug style