A multimeter is actually not that far off - the proof would always be to measure the output of a primary using 3amps (or whatever) to the SSG over a period of time, calculate the joules out and use the graph to monitor your drain.
Charge it back up, then do the same thing using a resistive load of the same value...
TinselKoala shows a down and dirty quick way to see how far off your multimeter is in averaging the spike draw from the primary:
Charge it back up, then do the same thing using a resistive load of the same value...
TinselKoala shows a down and dirty quick way to see how far off your multimeter is in averaging the spike draw from the primary:
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