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Yep that's the exact tool you need. I am going to buy one for my use here. This will tell you if you have a transistor collector going to ground after a repair job.(Will pop fuses)
A multi-meter will not do the trick unless it is a direct short. These testers will supply a high voltage across the cable and will measure the leakage current. The nine volts from a multi-meter won't do that.

[QUOTE="Tallman, post: 613694, member: 32129"] Yep that's the exact tool you need. I am going to buy one for my use here. This will tell you if you have a transistor collector going to ground after a repair job.(Will pop fuses) A multi-meter will not do the trick unless it is a direct short. These testers will supply a high voltage across the cable and will measure the leakage current. The nine volts from a multi-meter won't do that. [/QUOTE]

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