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Honestly? I'd use a short piece of coax to set the antenna using my MFJ-259b. After that I'd cut the coax the lenght that I needed to reach between the radio, boxes and antenna and call it a day.

Unless you want to go and add filtering and feedback circuits to the amp/amps in question, then that's a different thread.

HERE Here is what you are trying to do. You are trying to find a low voltage area to place your meter, when nothing else in the system has changed.

[QUOTE="GnG8d, post: 225040, member: 13838"] Honestly? I'd use a short piece of coax to set the antenna using my MFJ-259b. After that I'd cut the coax the lenght that I needed to reach between the radio, boxes and antenna and call it a day. Unless you want to go and add filtering and feedback circuits to the amp/amps in question, then that's a different thread. [URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O00XvH9t22Y"]HERE[/URL] Here is what you are trying to do. You are trying to find a low voltage area to place your meter, when nothing else in the system has changed. [/QUOTE]

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