K2 measuring non-RF AC voltages with a DC meter

[Wayne Conrad]

My poor old multimeter doesn't measure sub-volt, non-RF AC voltages, as
is needed for some K2 signal tracing (such as sidetone).  Could the RF
probe assembly circuit be modified so that I can use my DC meter to
measure, for example, audio frequency AC?

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[Wayne Conrad]

On 04/29/11 07:58, Wayne Conrad wrote:
> My poor old multimeter doesn't measure sub-volt, non-RF AC voltages, as
> is needed for some K2 signal tracing (such as sidetone).  Could the RF
> probe assembly circuit be modified so that I can use my DC meter to
> measure, for example, audio frequency AC?

Just to be clear, I'm not asking if to modify the existing RF probe;
rather, I'm asking if different component values for the RF probe
circuit would turn it into an AF probe.
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