Re: Testing a magnetron (FAQ?)

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From: Angelo Campanella
Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1992 18:27

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If the ohmmeter was across the two filament terminals then you got what we 
expect (1-10 ohms).  

If the 'short' is between cathode and anode, it's a dead turkey.

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