[Elecraft] Resistance Checks
Don Wilhelm
w3fpr at earthlink.net
Fri May 26 19:45:00 EDT 2006
Bill,
Put your DMM on a resistance range greater than the expected readings, then
put the negative (or common) lead - usually black - from the DMM onto a
ground point (one of the bent wire grounding loops that you inserted into
the boards while building), then touch the red lead to the point to be
measured.
73,
Don W3FPR
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I probably will be doing the resistance checks later this weekend on the K2
control board. I know another one of my questions again. I have not done
resistance checks on circuit boards in many years and I have hit a wall with
this. For example: the instructions say, Test Point P2 pin 1, Signal name
12V and resistance (to ground) greater than 10K. For the life of me I cant
remember how to take these readings. It is probably something very easy, I
just cant figure it out. I hope someone has some good instructions on how to
take the readings. Thanks.
BILL COCHRAN
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