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The Philpott · 15th Jun 2021, 2:55 pm

Thanks Peter. A closer look at the terminals. The inner is swaged at the top to prevent the knob escaping. Not a type i recognise, and not quite as robust looking as any of the Avo ones i'm familiar with.

If inserted a particular way the shunt does manage to fit in a 40/48A test set box with the other two heavy duty shunts- either by accident or by design.

Dave

15th Jun 2021, 2:55 pm	#8
The Philpott Dekatron Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: Colchester, Essex, UK. Posts: 4,108	Re: Avometer Mod.47A DC current shunt oddity Thanks Peter. A closer look at the terminals. The inner is swaged at the top to prevent the knob escaping. Not a type i recognise, and not quite as robust looking as any of the Avo ones i'm familiar with. If inserted a particular way the shunt does manage to fit in a 40/48A test set box with the other two heavy duty shunts- either by accident or by design. Dave Attached Thumbnails