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I would guess that even old school filament test light should draw no more than .25-2W power.
Testing is a few seconds. If any modern circuit is designed that frail....i.e. designed to fail
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The 'digital' one will draw negligible current, and will not present a voltage to the point being checked.
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At the price, I figure well worth replacing the old bulb type in your toolbox.
Dad, that is the most succinct explanation I've read. Thank you..
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