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It is only dropping a few hundredths of a volt. Not a problem, and is expected. Also, check the voltage at the switch. If that isn't convenient; then check it where the switched voltage goes to the board and then key. What you are looking for is a volt or more drop in voltage.

Most guys use at least 12.5v to feed a radio with, but that shouldn't be much of a problem for testing purposes.

Another thing; if you make a video, the n be sure there is enough front light to see your meters and gauges move - JMHO.

[QUOTE="Robb, post: 555155, member: 8446"] It is only dropping a few hundredths of a volt. Not a problem, and is expected. Also, check the voltage at the switch. If that isn't convenient; then check it where the switched voltage goes to the board and then key. What you are looking for is a volt or more drop in voltage. Most guys use at least 12.5v to feed a radio with, but that shouldn't be much of a problem for testing purposes. Another thing; if you make a video, the n be sure there is enough front light to see your meters and gauges move - JMHO. [/QUOTE]

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