Please explain what you mean by "getting only a couple resistance
measurements"
Does that mean that only a couple are correct?
Or does it mean that you can only accomplish a couple resistance
measurements?
A resistance measurement of zero is a valid measurement, and generally
indicates a short unless the expected resistance is zero.
A resistance measurement greater than the set range of your ohmmeter may
also be valid, just increase the ohmmeter range to obtain a measurement.
Be aware of the ">" sign in the expected measurement - that means
'greater than'. A measurement considerably greater than that value is OK.
A lot depends on your particular ohmmeter. Consult the meter's
instructions to see how it displays values greater than the set range.
What I am saying is that you may or may not have a problem, but you did
not convey enough information to make a valid decision.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 2/15/2014 9:46 PM, Andrew Bennett wrote:
I am building the k1 kit and am getting only a couple resistance measurements
on the resistance check stage of the rf board part 1 on page 29. I have checked
every stage twice as well as soldering shorts. Any one have any thoughts?
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