Yes the power was on.
Correct but did you look at the schematic? It shows a line between ES and E. Why is that line solder bridge there? I did not put it there. Do I need to remove it?
I addressed that in post #143. I had removed one end of FR701 and FR702 and ran resistance tests on them. The
Clive, Iowa. It's a rich suburb of Des Moines. LOL
If you can't dazzle them with brillance. Baffle them with BS.
The black one (third photo) is a diode, there’s nothing wrong with either of them, I’d leave them alone. If you really itch for changing things, you could clean the diode or replace it with a new one. Not crucial.
Can you plz rwedo the measurements, in circuit is fine, no need to lift a leg, suspect one has failed open.
FR 702 and 703 seam open, use the diode scale and see what it says. If you hear a beep it isn't open.
Redo all reading in the ohms scale with the yellow meter.
Had enough rain yet?
I mostly used the Yellow and I knew it had auto scaling but I always thought the numbers were so far off that I was doing something wrong.
I had a damn tree fall in my yard on a hill. I had to chop it up and get rid of it and remove the retainer wall that was around it. Then I had to till all the ground around that area, once again on the side of a hill and plant new grass. Keep in mind we did not have a ton of rain in July and early August, but soon as I seed the hill we get two torrential downpours that swept away the seed and dirt away.
90 min. north in Fort Dodge.
Leave the solder bridge there, maybe it reduces any hum?
Funny that you mention that. I actually grew up in Fort Dodge.
90 min north of Clive. In Fort Dodge. A few blocks north of Cooper school.
