I just received some tip plugs and jacks from Mouser, to be used to measure
the voltage across the 1ohm cathode resistors while adjusting bias.
I'm surprised by the fact that a plug will not enter into a jack firmly so as
not to have to hold the plug in contact with the jack during a measurement ?
I found that if the tip were just a bit longer it will indeed seat firmly in the
jack. If I don't screw the tip all the way into its plastic handle so that it
sticks out more than it should then I can stick it in the plug and it'll hold
by itself.
Is this normal ? Seems kind of a pain.
Paul P
the voltage across the 1ohm cathode resistors while adjusting bias.
I'm surprised by the fact that a plug will not enter into a jack firmly so as
not to have to hold the plug in contact with the jack during a measurement ?
I found that if the tip were just a bit longer it will indeed seat firmly in the
jack. If I don't screw the tip all the way into its plastic handle so that it
sticks out more than it should then I can stick it in the plug and it'll hold
by itself.
Is this normal ? Seems kind of a pain.
Paul P
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