Quote from: veeref on October 27, 2017, 10:51:59 AM

Set your multimeter to DC Voltage. This multimeter autodetects AC and DC voltage. Many multimeters require you to select AC or DC.

Touch the multimeter probes on each side of the capacitor.

Thanks for the instructions. I touched on each side of the capacitor. At rest, all three are 0.5 (furthest away from USB), and 0.75. Running, I'm seeing 0.62, 0.63.

I set multimeter on DCV 20. Centech: https://manuals.harborfreight.com/manuals/98000-98999/98025.pdf - page 5

Even if I change the frequency from 100, 150, 200, or 250 Mhz the reading is always 0.62 for both. So, this value only changes if I turn the trim pot clockwise? What is the role of voltage? Allow 2Pac to run more without HW errors in the higher Mhz?