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Is the coax that you replaced of the same type and length? This may be why you are showing different readings as well. You might try adding a barrel connector and extending the current coax by different lengths if you can, just to see if it makes any difference. Just some food for thought. Also just to make sure, re check the new connector you put on as well as the new coax. Look for any pinching or flat spots in the coax as well as checking the connector. If you can, take it back apart and redo it. Never hurts. Hope you get it resolved.

[QUOTE="222DBFL, post: 551479, member: 36544"] Is the coax that you replaced of the same type and length? This may be why you are showing different readings as well. You might try adding a barrel connector and extending the current coax by different lengths if you can, just to see if it makes any difference. Just some food for thought. Also just to make sure, re check the new connector you put on as well as the new coax. Look for any pinching or flat spots in the coax as well as checking the connector. If you can, take it back apart and redo it. Never hurts. Hope you get it resolved. [/QUOTE]

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