1. I have a power supply that I lost the test leads to. Unlike your normal banana plugs that sort of have splinters on the plug (the part that actually inserts into the power supply's - and + ports), the leads have slits, but they do not balloon out. Basically, they look like straight pins, but with slits on them that are also straight. Does anyone know what they are called? I keep finding he ones that are true banana plugs, with the slits that balloon out, but that is not the kind that this power supply takes.
Question 2. On the enclosed pic, on the right hand side, you will see leads that look like a water pic end. How does one use these types of leads? Are they designed to lock on to something?
Thank-you.
Question 2. On the enclosed pic, on the right hand side, you will see leads that look like a water pic end. How does one use these types of leads? Are they designed to lock on to something?
Thank-you.