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So if I understood your last reply correctly, I tested for continuity on both the original side in question and the side with the large button cap and everything seems to be making good connection in those 2 areas, while doing that I checked the ohm reading on some of the resistors the gray resistors going over the pill sections have 99.9 ohms of resistance which I think is correct, however on the brown resistors the ones that wire into the combiners I’m only we getting .3 ohms, now this could be because of the way it soldered into the combiner I assume, now what I don’t understand what you’re talking about that’s dangerously close, is it to solder joint from the center of the coax to that cap and combiner? are you talking about the leg of the capacitor that soldered to the copper plate?

edit; I see what your talking about its on the output side where the coax gets solderd to the button cap

<blockquote data-quote="JimboSlice" data-source="post: 827378" data-attributes="member: 66356">So if I understood your last reply correctly, I tested for continuity on both the original side in question and the side with the large button cap and everything seems to be making good connection in those 2 areas, while doing that I checked the ohm reading on some of the resistors the gray resistors going over the pill sections have 99.9 ohms of resistance which I think is correct, however on the brown resistors the ones that wire into the combiners I’m only we getting .3 ohms, now this could be because of the way it soldered into the combiner I assume, now what I don’t understand what you’re talking about that’s dangerously close, is it to solder joint from the center of the coax to that cap and combiner? are you talking about the leg of the capacitor that soldered to the copper plate?edit; I see what&nbsp; your talking about its on the output side where the coax gets solderd to the button cap</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JimboSlice, post: 827378, member: 66356"] So if I understood your last reply correctly, I tested for continuity on both the original side in question and the side with the large button cap and everything seems to be making good connection in those 2 areas, while doing that I checked the ohm reading on some of the resistors the gray resistors going over the pill sections have 99.9 ohms of resistance which I think is correct, however on the brown resistors the ones that wire into the combiners I’m only we getting .3 ohms, now this could be because of the way it soldered into the combiner I assume, now what I don’t understand what you’re talking about that’s dangerously close, is it to solder joint from the center of the coax to that cap and combiner? are you talking about the leg of the capacitor that soldered to the copper plate? edit; I see what your talking about its on the output side where the coax gets solderd to the button cap [/QUOTE]

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