you can have the best quality very sensitive e-meter for 49$.
Just buy digital multimeter with computer interface. Usually software is provided with the device, but I will write my own software , I can make it auto detect charge, auto calibrate, and much more... all I need is an accurate numbers and numbers from digital will be very accurate up to 0.1 Ohm.
I've spent sometime trying to figure out how to make an fully functioning emeter with an ohm meter and parts from radio shack. I think I have all the parts I need (bread board, transistors, resistors, amps) but I don't know enough about electronics to put it together. If you know anyone who has a degree in electronics - ask them how to put it together with an ohm meter and breadboard. I'm inclined to work on it, but I've got other projects at this time.
ur aaaaawesome dood. been lookin for this all afternoon. cheers. so its an ohm meter? so thats essentially what all lie detectors are?? couldn't u build one with just a dial n a bunch of transistors n knobs to turn that make the dial more sensitive?? surely it wouldn't be that hard??
there's a couple of sites i've found that show what the inside of the e meter are, maybe u should pull urs appart n build one from scrap parts n show us how to do it =D
you can have the best quality very sensitive e-meter for 49$.
Just buy digital multimeter with computer interface. Usually software is provided with the device, but I will write my own software , I can make it auto detect charge, auto calibrate, and much more... all I need is an accurate numbers and numbers from digital will be very accurate up to 0.1 Ohm.
cigsmh1 11 months ago
add voltage amplifiers , op amp makes it easy.
rroge5 1 year ago
I've spent sometime trying to figure out how to make an fully functioning emeter with an ohm meter and parts from radio shack. I think I have all the parts I need (bread board, transistors, resistors, amps) but I don't know enough about electronics to put it together. If you know anyone who has a degree in electronics - ask them how to put it together with an ohm meter and breadboard. I'm inclined to work on it, but I've got other projects at this time.
TomofHelatrobus 2 years ago
ur aaaaawesome dood. been lookin for this all afternoon. cheers. so its an ohm meter? so thats essentially what all lie detectors are?? couldn't u build one with just a dial n a bunch of transistors n knobs to turn that make the dial more sensitive?? surely it wouldn't be that hard??
there's a couple of sites i've found that show what the inside of the e meter are, maybe u should pull urs appart n build one from scrap parts n show us how to do it =D
buzzflydunbother 2 years ago