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    Tom
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      If anyone has a schematic, or a series of photos from the inside of a Stevens AT-100 tester, I would sure appreciate the information. The one I would like to restore is like the one in this bay ad:

      https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Stevens-Experimental-Company-Tester-A-T-100-OMC-Marine-Snowmobile-/112829109836

      Thanks,

      Tom Manley

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      garry-in-michigan
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        It looks like a standard Volt Qhm Meter to me, Classic circuit diagram – – –

        #82809
        Tom
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          Garry,

          Most of is standard, but it has a low ohm setting, which sends current through a junction, then measures current. It’s a better way to measure low ohms than a standard VOM. That’s the part I’m trying to get squared away.

          Tom

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          rjoynt
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            http://www.stevensinstrument.com/products.htm

            Stevens is still in business. I have a few of the AT-101 meters. Excellent for using with the timing tool. You may want to give them a call to see if they have any available. I bought one from them a few years ago. Nice people to work with.

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            Tom
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              I already contacted them, haven’t heard back yet. But they did send me the decal format for one of the really old coil testers.

              Thanks,

              T

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