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Thread: Wanted 36ohm 1/4 Watt 1% Metal Film Resistors

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    Join Date: Oct 2010

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    Default Wanted 36ohm 1/4 Watt 1% Metal Film Resistors

    I need just 2. I know you can buy them online but I only need two and I don't want to be left with loads I'm not going to use just to be thrown in a drawer.
    Anyone help me out? Obviously I'll pay for the components and postage.
    Thanks.

    It's times like this that I miss Maplin's. Only a short bus ride from me!
    Thanks for looking.
    Regards,
    Ray

    P.S. Could Mods please move this post if it's not in the right category.
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    I'll have a look in my spares box. All of my electronic components are stored in my garage, along with a whole load of other stuff which needs sorting out, so it might be some time. What are the resistors for Raymond?
    Barry

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry View Post
    I'll have a look in my spares box. All of my electronic components are stored in my garage, along with a whole load of other stuff which needs sorting out, so it might be some time. What are the resistors for Raymond?
    Hi Barry,
    I'm in the process of buying a Quad 306 to partner it with my Hafler DH 101 (I think you know the 101) Lol
    As you know the 101 delivers 3 volts where the Quad only needs 375mv for full output.
    The 27 ohm resistor will increase the Quads input to 1 volt to a far more satisfactory level

    Regards,
    Ray

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    Hi Barry, having a senior moment, it's 27ohm I need.
    Sorry about that.

    P.S. Any chance you could amend the title so it reads 27ohms.
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    Hi Ray
    I have a couple of 27ohm and a couple of 22ohm also if you want ,can post thm today if you want (f.o.c)
    A work in progress !

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    Hi Mick,
    It's a small World! Thank you so much Mick, that would be brilliant!
    I think you've got my address lol.
    I think you know what I want them for?

    Cheers,
    Ray

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    How do you derive a figure of 27ohm, and where will the resistors be fitted?
    Barry

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    Hi Barry, from this:

    9.1 Ω (Stock): Gives standard 0.375V sensitivity.18 Ω: Lowers gain, raising sensitivity to 0.775V.27 Ω: Lowers gain further, raising sensitivity to 1.0V.36 Ω: Lowers gain to the ideal level for a 1.25V target sensitivity.

    Resistor 13 on the Quad 306.

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    Thanks to Mick, I've obtained the parts I need.
    Thank you too Barry for your help, much appreciated

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    Checked on the 2 digi meters I have,readings were 26.9 ohms for each
    A work in progress !

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