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The two best tools for that would be a multimeter and a handyman a handyman is a tester that test the scrs and diodes for leakage
An oscillator is good for the card but you need a handyman to test scr it turns them on and off and checks for leakage
  • Posted 23 Jan 2025 03:48
  • Modified 23 Jan 2025 04:13 by poster
  • By John_Bradley
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