In continuous mode. It seems that as I adjust one level higher. The other drops.
Is this normal.
I just got my 2b about a week ago.
Do outputs share the voltage?
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Re: Do outputs share the voltage?
Are you running your 2B on batteries? If so, this can happen once the battery power is maxed out.
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Re: Do outputs share the voltage?
No its with the adapter from the store.
When my new VU meter gets in I am going to check it to see.
When my new VU meter gets in I am going to check it to see.
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Re: Do outputs share the voltage?
It can happen with the power supply when running at high levels, so there is actually no fault. I wouldn't bother trying to use a meter to check, the output waveforms are generally too fast to register on a meter correctly.
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