how do the strips get into meter?
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John, I am not sure I understand your question. At the end of the meter (check marking) there is an opening for the strip. The strip will only insert one way. It should be easy to do if you are using the right strips. Good luck.
1051414
I'm not sure if your question has already been answered but I'll try to help anyway. The way I do it is first I adjust the screws on the sides to the gauge wire im stripping by test fitting the wire into the unit. (You should not have gaps where the wire can slide off). Second I manually strip off an end off the wire im stripping usually about 4 - 6in. Lastly I gently pull the wire thru, as im doing so im watching the blade to make sure the insulation on the wire being scored is on center. After doing this you should be able to remove insulation by hand with little effort.
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I don't recall actually measuring the strip, as I got these back in 2012. My project required 14. 3 feet (give or take), and I had extra left over. Also, just as an FYI a friend of mine used these to highlight a bar/lounge, and was able to plug three strips in series to one 12v AC/DC adapter. Good luck with your project.
629475
Dear Customer these strips are made for following Meter.Contour Next, Contour Next EZ, Contour Next LINK. They do not work with any other meter. and definitely not for CONTOUR REGULAR meter
1016198
each strip should pull about 3 amps, when i receive these i will measure it out
2035815
There is a bracket on the back of the meter that attaches to the meter by 2 small studs that stick out from the meter. there are 2 lock nuts that tie the bracket to the meter. Take off the 2 nuts and the bracket will come off and out comes the meter from the front.
924948
They sell a strip to strip connector. You have to cut the strip where it is indicated to eliminate the existing connection and use the new strip to strip connector.
787529
get some calibration solution and then dip the meter in it, hit the calibrate button then use it after it says saved
2036184
Thanks for your question.Strips work only in RCBS APS priming tools. These are the plastic strips which hold the metal primers. The primers are bought separately and inserted in these strips.Carrie Simpsoncustomerservice@BigGameGear.com
122294
Works for both. You change the meter to the number that in on the strip bottle. They have 2 different settings.
18767
The ones that come with the meter are .125 or 1/8 of an inch. I hope this is of help to you. Bill
647282
Yes, Chris you can. I was using a One Touch before. Same strips work for 3 or 4 different meters.
2210738
No. Each meter uses its own kind of strips. This is only for a True Test meter.
704305
I checked on the back of my meter and it reads: 53535659598 - which I believe is the serial number and not the model number. The Type number I show right above this bold number is: CAT/TYP: 05911958002. You could also contact Aviva at (800) 858-8072 to see what number to use. These strips work great with my meter. Good luck and best of health to you.
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The data port auestion has been answered. Also one of the users doesn't like this meter. I LOVE it. There are not a lot of extras on it, but it always works, it is compact and light, and my insurance company does not have any trouble supplying the test strips. Check with whoever is going to supply the test strips (Medicare, or insurance) and see what they will do. I wish everything I owned worked this well.
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One of your questions answers the other. The "peculiar diagram" is a diagram of a piece of wire with a portion of the insulation stripped off. The little arrow points to the notch in which you should place the wire. Quoting from the documentation included with the tool.... "The wire-stripper is the groove located on the wire stripper strut. To use, hold the tool so that the handle with the lock release is on your right. Open this handle enough to move it away from the wire-stripper strut. Insert the wire into the groove and gently close the handle to cut through the outer insulation of the wire. Twist and pull wire to strip (see drawing located on the wire-stripper strut)." One of your questions answers the other. The "peculiar diagram" is a diagram of a piece of wire with a portion of the insulation stripped off. The little arrow points to the notch in which you should place the wire. Quoting from the documentation included with the tool.... "The wire-stripper is the groove located on the wire stripper strut. To use, hold the tool so that the handle with the lock release is on your right. Open this handle enough to move it away from the wire-stripper strut. Insert the wire into the groove and gently close the handle to cut through the outer... » Read More One of your questions answers the other. The "peculiar diagram" is a diagram of a piece of wire with a portion of the insulation stripped off. The little arrow points to the notch in which you should place the wire. Quoting from the documentation included with the tool.... "The wire-stripper is the groove located on the wire stripper strut. To use, hold the tool so that the handle with the lock release is on your right. Open this handle enough to move it away from the wire-stripper strut. Insert the wire into the groove and gently close the handle to cut through the outer insulation of the wire. Twist and pull wire to strip (see drawing located on the wire-stripper strut)." « Show Less
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None mines works fine however I know this product wasn't built to last.. one of my strips stoped working months laster I would return immediately