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Techniques for testing the functionality of radios and other equipment. Do not use this tag for license examinations; use [license] instead.
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What is a "feed-through load" and how does it work?
I think the correct way to understand this is basically as "a dummy load which makes it easy to measure the voltage across itself".
Likely as simple as:
simulate this circuit – Schematic created us …
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