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1000 milliamps = 1 amp.

So, if your meter is reading .41mA (that is, point forty-one millamps), that is not even one milliamp. Point forty-one milliamps is just barely under ONE milliamp. 410 microamps to be exact - not milliamps. So then it is waaay too low and needs to be turned up to 25mA. The milliamp range on you meter should be set to mA; not A or uA.

[QUOTE="Robb, post: 566145, member: 8446"] 1000 milliamps = 1 amp. So, if your meter is reading .41mA (that is, [I]point[/I] forty-one millamps), that is not even one milliamp. [I]Point[/I] forty-one milliamps is just barely under ONE milliamp. 410 [I]micro[/I]amps to be exact - not [I]milli[/I]amps. So then it is waaay too [I]low [/I]and needs to be turned [I]up[/I] to 25mA. The milliamp range on you meter should be set to mA; not A or uA. [/QUOTE]

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