Use an oscilloscope with a voltage divider on the front of it.

                                       Regards,

                                         Jim



>>From another list I'm on.  Any clues I can pass on?
> 
> The 1500Khz sounds wrong, but what do I know?
> 
> Thanks,
>   Bill
> 
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> 
> I have a Gateway laptop that I've been slowly breaking over the course
> of the last month.  My latest problem is with the LCD backlight
> inverter.  I called the guy from whom I bought the last part I needed,
> and asked him how I can test the inverter I have.
> 
> "You can't test it."
> 
> "Can't?  Why can't I just check the voltage out to the light with a
> meter?"
> 
> "You don't have a meter that can measure that."
> 
> Long, (not particularly amusing) story short, I need a meter that can
> measure "1500 volts at 1500KHz".  Is that something that any of you
> have sitting around your garage/basement/wife's side of the bed?
> 
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