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Old 18-Oct-2020, 12:28 AM   #9
rabbit73
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To check the RCA, you have to make some voltage measurements.

First you check the voltage coming out of the power inserter without the preamp connected:



Next, you check the voltage at the upper end of the coax without the preamp connected:



Then you check the voltage to the preamp with the preamp connected. This is a little more difficult, because you need access to the coax center conductor when the preamp is connected. I use a T-adapter:



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