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resistors are all good.

Please take a closer look at the schematic.  When you measure R43, you are
actually measuring R43 in parallel with R37 and R45 in series.  This would
be 68 || (100 + 100) = 50.74 Ohms.

When you measure R37 or R45, you are actually measuring 100 || (68 + 100) =
62.68 Ohms.

I plan to make a few more measurements this weekend and was hoping for some
guidance from the experts.  I have been getting the cold shoulder here.

I will make a few more measurements here but I have limited resources at
home.  I have unlimited resources at work but I am not allowed to work on
home equipment.  

I have four choices:
1.)  Try to fix it myself but I will need to ask a friend if I can use his
surface mount solder station.
2.)  Do nothing, remove it, or live with it.
3.)  By another subreceiver kit for $600.
4.)  Send it in for repair.

Good luck,

Dave KG0US





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