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Jim, thanks for setting me straight. I realize I would need to wire two 300 Ohm in series to get 600 Ohms. I can find 300 Ohm 5W 10 percent Axial Ceramic Cement Power Resistors easily enough but have

In SERIES, parallel will give you half the value. Maybe this was a typo. Generally speaking the closer the tolerance the better, i.e. 5% is better than 10% but the actual value is what is

This is not a precision circuit so the extra money spent for a 5% part means little, 10% is good enough. I think that you mean to parallel two 600 ohm 5 watt resistors to make up a 300 ohm 10 watt

Checking the math and calculating resistor power ratings using the voltages found in the manual:Power (R43) = (265v - 150v)^2 / 6000 ohms = 2.2 watts, which at 5w is a X2 safety margin.? OKPower

Thanks for the supply lead. The soldering is messy because I was removing a huge yellow capacitor that is not on the schmatic. Showing my ignorance; can I create a 600ohm Axial Ceramic Cement Power

I buy most of my resistors and caps from Dave at https://www.justradios.com/ Less expensive then Digikey and Mouser. Take some time and tidy up that soldering as well……….

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Hello all, I am rebuilding a Hallicrafters SX-122. ?Two of the three ballast resisters are broken. ?Where do I find replacemets?

I have two of these. Receiver #1: in poor condition, some missing electrical components and connectors. Enclosure is poor, with a meter hole cut into the front panel, additional non-original front

I need a meter for a hallicrafters ht46 transmitter. It was damaged in the process of being shipped. Please, can any one help?? message here or direct to rholstiaticlouddotcom? ? replace at with @?

Looking for a Hallicrafters SX-146; working or not, lone or buy. Walt Cates, WD0GOF https://wd0gof.com/Hallicrafters A majority of acceptance is not proof of

Hi Richard, yes the problem is terminology and it is not just because many people are abusing words; it’s because for the last 10 decades there have been people fooling with generators and

Jim you forgot about Romagnosi [Gian Domenico Romagnosi] In 1802 was fooling with volta’s pile, and made a needle move [lots of debate] later . 1820 Orstead gets all the credit. Then what about

I think you can include a number of others to your list, for instance Steinmetz. I am not sure Sarnoff should be included among inventors and scientists. He was something of a genius business man

Don, you now have me confused. I suspect the terminology used may be the cause. DC does not have phase. I am not sure how a three-wire DC system works. Since AC and DC are quite different I don't

DonAccording to Mr. A.I. Google, the grounding of the neutral line became mandatory with the 1913 update to the NEC.? Grounding of the building service was not explicitly required until 1918.? It

Jim, from your 3rd paragraph and the references I agree with the phrase “split phase or Edison” for AC systems with the OR included. I agree Edison was the big man for DC, and he should not

DonI'm really confused by your post and the casual use of terms.? I assume that you are still annoyed by the use of "Edison" to describe the center tapped transformer distribution system currently in

Tumbs up, Don. 73, Jacques, VE2JFE in Montreal De : [email protected] <[email protected]> De la part de don Root Envoyé : 12 janvier 2025 21:25 ? :

This is unfortunately a continuation of a part of the off-topic stuff that brings down the respect of our forum, but must be done. Re the wording that began in a different topic