Introduction
I always wanted to test my devices and find out what was the real current of each item.
The option was to buy a multi-meter that could do it, but because I bought an ampere meter display for 2 pounds on ebay, I wanted to make it easy to use.
Assembly
I bought a small plastic box and fitted all the electronic inside, even the cable to connect the device to test.
I have used:
- 2 crocodile clips to be able to clip any cable and measure the current.
- 1 female and 1 male audio jack, to remove the cable and put it back in the box when it's done.
- 1 ampere meter from ebay
- 1 switch to turn on the power
- 1 9V battery ( from the picture I used something else because I didnt have one )
Usage
The usage is streight forward, turn on the device from the switch, connect the cable and clip your device.
I have tested a DC motor to confirm that everything was working, and it worked!
Of course, with a 9v battery the box would be closed and easy to read.
When I have done with it, I just put the cable inside the box and put it somewhere.
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