If a digital meter face shows 0.93 when set to k ohms, the reading means ?

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tennisshoes answered about a year ago

It means that what ever your testing has 9300 ohms of resistance. Just what are you testing?

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Tom answered about a year ago

Yep .. 930 Ohms ....

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COMETGUY61 answered about a year ago

930 Ohms

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Bob answered about a year ago

O M G ! ! The man with the shoes was incorrect. I am marking this on my calendar. LOL

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FordNut answered about a year ago

A rare thing indeed 930Ω

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Bob answered about a year ago

Man I wish I knew how to put the Omega symbol in my post.

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FordNut answered about a year ago

Hold ALT and type 234

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FordNut answered about a year ago

And yeah, I know the ohm and Omega symbol is the same

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Rowefast answered about a year ago

Ω It works!

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Bob answered about a year ago

Special characters no workie on my Windows PC. Special research is in order.

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Bob answered about a year ago

Ω Ah ha! One must use the number pad whilst using special characters or else they won't work. Thanks!

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Tom answered about a year ago

Howl did ya get that Omega character?

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FordNut answered about a year ago

http://symbolcodes.tlt.psu.edu/accents/codealt.html

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bigfan answered about a year ago

Thanks again for all the HELP !!! Sam Pettaway..