E EditorInChief New Member Oct 1, 2015 #21 I did some testing and the ones marked 102 were all about 1000 ohm, but the one marked 472 was much less, then I found this https://www.hobby-hour.com/electronics/smdcalc.php 20 ohm!!!
I did some testing and the ones marked 102 were all about 1000 ohm, but the one marked 472 was much less, then I found this https://www.hobby-hour.com/electronics/smdcalc.php 20 ohm!!!
ericgibbs Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Oct 2, 2015 #22 OK, so replace the 20R, if you cannot get a surface mount type use a 0.125Watt 22R regular resistor as a replacement.
OK, so replace the 20R, if you cannot get a surface mount type use a 0.125Watt 22R regular resistor as a replacement.
E EditorInChief New Member Oct 5, 2015 #23 I was replacing a 20 ohm resistor, ended up using two 10s in series and... WHOLE THING WORKS LIKE A CHARM!!!! COULDN'T HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT YOU GUYS, THANKS A BUNCH!!!!!
I was replacing a 20 ohm resistor, ended up using two 10s in series and... WHOLE THING WORKS LIKE A CHARM!!!! COULDN'T HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT YOU GUYS, THANKS A BUNCH!!!!!
ericgibbs Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Oct 5, 2015 #24 As I used to jokingly tell my clients the product warranty ran out after the first set of traffic lights,, the extended warranty, the second set of traffic lights. Don't short it out again Ed. Eric
As I used to jokingly tell my clients the product warranty ran out after the first set of traffic lights,, the extended warranty, the second set of traffic lights. Don't short it out again Ed. Eric