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<blockquote data-quote="Hellrazor1200" data-source="post: 8360953" data-attributes="member: 662836"><p>Dc resisitance should always give you less than what the speaker is rated for in impedance(ac resistance). So an 8 ohm speaker in dc should read like 6.7ohms or whatever. Also I just tested a speaker in dc resistance with my Digital MultiMeter set at 200. Make sure your batterys are good!!!! On my old one ut would not say what voltage the carbattery was and I know it shouldbe between 12.8-13.9 thanI changed the batteries and it was dead on13.4!!! Batteries</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hellrazor1200, post: 8360953, member: 662836"] Dc resisitance should always give you less than what the speaker is rated for in impedance(ac resistance). So an 8 ohm speaker in dc should read like 6.7ohms or whatever. Also I just tested a speaker in dc resistance with my Digital MultiMeter set at 200. Make sure your batterys are good!!!! On my old one ut would not say what voltage the carbattery was and I know it shouldbe between 12.8-13.9 thanI changed the batteries and it was dead on13.4!!! Batteries [/QUOTE]
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