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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: backwoods, alabama
Posts: 331
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i'm pretty sure that the m is less than one ohm which would be milliohm, if were greater than, it would be megaohm. i googled ohms law and the meters i saw ranged from .1 milliohms to 200k ohms. also don't be too concerned with the settings the numbers should be the same, your just moving the decimal point.
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