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December 8th 04, 03:31 PM

John Goller, k9uwa

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In article Nnutd.176902$cJ3.62398@fed1read06,
PAM says...

What kind of package? Are they similar to the Allen Bradley
cylinder packaging? Or, do they have a more "modern" look to
them? I generally look for the NOS Allen Bradley resistors when
I can find them.

Pete

No Pete... they are the newer packaging style... re carbon resistors
see comments from the other Bill Turner W6WRT regarding them.... I agree
with him.... long term they aren't as stable as the newer metal film
resistors
John k9uwa

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