10-06-2017, 04:29 PM
That should be fine, Gus.
Something to be wary of, though, is any form of resistive path from the HT line to ground. There is no need to remove it but the current through it will affect the lowest reading while reforming - it will still be passed even if the capacitors stop drawing current or come close to it.
Just calculate what it is for various voltages and subtract it from the readings you take.
Something to be wary of, though, is any form of resistive path from the HT line to ground. There is no need to remove it but the current through it will affect the lowest reading while reforming - it will still be passed even if the capacitors stop drawing current or come close to it.
Just calculate what it is for various voltages and subtract it from the readings you take.
