I've just taken delivery of some resistors I bought from ebay and was hoping someone could help confirm what I have bought. The listing simply said 'Workshop closure sale', and showed a picture of a bunch of bags full of resistors.
I'm hoping I didn't waste my money, so any insight into what I've ended up with would be greatly appreciated.
As always, many thanks to all at TAG.
Cheers,
Paul.
Please help identify some resistors.....
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Re: Please help identify some resistors.....
They look like 1-2W Piher or Beyschlag (bottom) and Iskra or maybe Philips or Draloric, (tan ones). Probably 20-40 years old.
If so you have a pile of skookum high quality carbon films! Hope you can use the various values.
If so you have a pile of skookum high quality carbon films! Hope you can use the various values.
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Re: Please help identify some resistors.....
David Root wrote:
Thanks for the reply David. I was hoping that they were Iskra/Beyschlag and/or piher. They were listed as 2W resistors but I'm not too familiar with the distinguishing features of the 2 Watters, so I'm not exactly sure what to look out for. The up side is that I got 300 of them in most values from 1R to 10M for $30. The opposite was almost true when I bought some 1Watters from Italy!!!!
Thanks again,
Paul.
They look like 1-2W Piher or Beyschlag (bottom) and Iskra or maybe Philips or Draloric, (tan ones). Probably 20-40 years old.
If so you have a pile of skookum high quality carbon films! Hope you can use the various values.
Thanks for the reply David. I was hoping that they were Iskra/Beyschlag and/or piher. They were listed as 2W resistors but I'm not too familiar with the distinguishing features of the 2 Watters, so I'm not exactly sure what to look out for. The up side is that I got 300 of them in most values from 1R to 10M for $30. The opposite was almost true when I bought some 1Watters from Italy!!!!
Thanks again,
Paul.
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Re: Please help identify some resistors.....
Good score! I should be so lucky.
Re: Please help identify some resistors.....
2W Iskra and 2W PiherGuitarman18 wrote:I've just taken delivery of some resistors I bought from ebay and was hoping someone could help confirm what I have bought. The listing simply said 'Workshop closure sale', and showed a picture of a bunch of bags full of resistors.
I'm hoping I didn't waste my money, so any insight into what I've ended up with would be greatly appreciated.
As always, many thanks to all at TAG.
Cheers,
Paul.
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ToneMerc wrote:
Cheers,
Paul.
Thanks for chiming in and confirming my suspicions!2W Iskra and 2W Piher
Cheers,
Paul.
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Re: Please help identify some resistors.....
Lucky find,Paul. They should sound wonderful!
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Re: Please help identify some resistors.....
Dr d wrote:
Only down side is that although there are lots of resistors there aren't many of each value required for a D-style build.
Cheers,
Paul.
Jaw dropping! This kind of thing doesn't often happen to me, I was fully expecting to have spent money on total rubbish!Lucky find,Paul. They should sound wonderful!
Only down side is that although there are lots of resistors there aren't many of each value required for a D-style build.
Cheers,
Paul.
'Beauty is in the ear of the beholder'