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19-08-18, 04:32
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A major milestone has been reached.
After a couple of individuals pointed out it is necessary to load the output Jones Socket on the ZE-11 and ZE-12 Supplies with an appropriate resistance in order to get the true output, I did the obvious. I reread the test instructions for these supplies. There they were. A 3000 Ohm resistor was needed to jump the two HT terminals and an 8 Ohm resistor across the LT terminals. The readings are taken across each resistor. And both readings dropped right into the stated specification range. Finally, with a fully operational Remote Supply I can now complete the cleaning and inspection stage of the Remote Receiver and see what it is up to. David 
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