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Can anyone identify this resistor value, I tried the calculator on the interweb but couldnt seem to get an exact match. Its from a Dixco tach

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White,brown,brown? 910 ohm + or - 5%? Or white,red,red 9200 ohm and white,orange,orange 93000 ohm. All plus or minus 5 % (gold band) Couldn't make out colors on other one. Colors could be faded from heat or age. Hope this will help. I'm no expert
 
Which resistor? I see two

Bad....Boys.....Rape.....Our.........Young........Girls.........But........Violet.......Gives.....Willingly

Keep it simple the chart to the left

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As above white-brown-brown, white is 9, brown is 1, last brown is "multiplier" meaning "add one zero"

Those should not be in a circuit facing extreme heating nor should they be damaged by sun / ultraviolet, so I'm going with "brown"

If you are trying to measure these, and both ends are connected, the surrounding circuitry will/ may change the reading
 
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Yes there are 2, I meant the faded one in the front thats been cut. I see blue, silver, brown also. But it looks like resistor s have at least 4 bands from the charts. Maybe a faded black band at the bottom? I am also assuming the blue band is the “first digit”? I think 680 is correct does the tolerance matter in this application?
Thanks for the replies
 
DART66GT said:
I think 680 is correct does the tolerance matter in this application
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It might. Just get the correct wattage and the smallest tolarance (ie 1%) you can find.

IIRC 5% is kind of standard
 
Ohm it out, it has a side open. Those fatties dont usually drift that far.
 
The left one should be 680 ohms, the standard preferred range.
The right one looks to be 910 ohms, non-std, & gold band means 5% tolerance [ +/- 5% ]
 
67Dart273 said:
Which resistor? I see two

Bad....Boys.....Rape.....Our.........Young........Girls.........But........Violet.......Gives.....Willingly

Keep it simple the chart to the left

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As above white-brown-brown, white is 9, brown is 1, last brown is "multiplier" meaning "add one zero
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I was taught the same way back in the late 70’s, Gives....whiling.....for.....gold and silver......

Who knew that last part would be a life lesson to let you know what most women were all about.

Cliff Ramsdell
 
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