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Ed Price wrote:
I don't know what you mean by the "life" of a carbon comp resistor. My experience is that they last forever, until you kill them somehow. Drift, under low power, hasn't been a problem for me. I have never seen 40% drifts, except for very abused parts, and if you are using the 2-watt carbon comps, you can hear or smell when you are abusing them. You apparently don't play with many old 30s-40s sets. Finding half the high-value resistors only 200% out of whack would be a good day. -BM |
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