Hi David
I do not see any problem, at least for R6, 7 and 8.
You have an M 10 db attenuator and mesuring R6 or R8 you have 100 ohmswith
168 ohms in parallel. So the result should be 62.68 ohms on you DMM!
R7 is 68 ohms with 200 ohms in parallel so you should have 50.74 ohms!
So as the series of
Thanks to David, Don and Gary for making me feel better this morning
about my resistors.
I have been testing each prior to installation but when came to that
group, got lazy and decided to only check them AFTER
installation...which then made me wish I hadn't gotten lazy!!! Great
object
Working on my K2 (page 48) Assembly, Part II and as I'm installing the
wad of 1/4 watt resistors, I have been measuring them after
installation.
R6 and R8 are both listed as 100 ohm resistors (BRN-BLK-BRN), but
after installation, both show 61.6 ohms on three different
DMM's..while R7
David,
I am not sure how best to put this...
Imagine you put a resistor of infinite value in parallel with your 100
ohm resistor and measured it at the ends of the 100 ohm resistor; of
course, you would see the 100 ohms; what if the two resistors were 100
ohms each? well, being in parallel,
Just started on my K2, SN#6048...and am new at this process.
I seem to have smoked the resistor r20 in the control board, as I installed
it...a 2.7 ohm (Red-Violet-Gold) resistor which now reads .001 on the
DMM(I
think too much heat for too long as I attempted to reposition it after it
David,
Most all the resistors in the K2 (including R20) are 1/4 watt. The only
1/2 watt resistors on the RF Board are R50 and R58.
To the best of my knowledge, all resistors shown in the schematic that
are NOT 1/4 watt are designated with the power rating. In most cases, a
1/2 watt can be
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