Ever see one of these?

[Andy Le Blanc]

Ever see one of these?

10.0 meg, 1 watt.

[Sonny ReVerb]

Can't say that I have. You have quite the scrap pile, Andy!

[Andy Le Blanc]

It came from a yard sale a long while back, at the bottom of an box of
miscellaneous one and three watt carbon comp. resistors.
The only place for it is as a grid return for a zero bias dress.
Still waiting for the right wacky tube and cap to go with it.

[Structo]

How big is that thing?

Can you take a picture with something else in the shot with it so we can tell the size of it?

[Andy Le Blanc]

sorry... It's 3 inches long, and the glass a 1/4" in diameter.

[FYL]

Ever see one of these?

Looks like a high voltage resistor. Could be useful for your next Tesla coil project.

[DonMoose]

Geeze! 10M @1W - using E^2/R = P, you'd need ... lessee sqrt(10M*1) ... 3.1kV to approach that thing's rated dissipation.

Any other radar parts in your bin?

[Andy Le Blanc]

holy cow..... You never know just where the yard sale stuff might have
come from. Its old, but I found it locally, maybe someone scrounging bits
from an early TV or AM instillation.