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What's with the 33k resistor? It's value isn't a simple rounding of the calculated value 31.6k
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-series_of_preferred_numbers
What's with the 33k resistor? It's value isn't a simple rounding of the calculated value 31.6k
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-series_of_preferred_numbers
Shirtless time?
The 47k is seen in many places. Now, today, I know the reason! Thanks a lot.
interesting
Was just going through my Favorites & this video was in there. !! & I never remember seeing this before… bloody class video! It's amazing how it all come's together.. Brilliant!!
Just Put It In My Learning folder too!! CLASS VID' JULIAN:-D
I looked in mine. I just finished labeling them yesterday & I have…..
1.ohm, 10 ohm, 15 ohm, 18 ohm, 100 ohm, 120 ohm, 150 ohm, 1k, 1.5k, 10.k, 15k, 100k & 1 Meg. That is just the 1's….it about drove me crazy!
What? It’s not you. It’s me.
hmm, that orange looked nice. At the Maplins close down sales, I stocked up on 330 ohm & 4.7K for LEDs & pull up resisters.
I like 47 and their variants esp in head amps.
There r def 2 types of people that do this. Him who has to know b4 he touches anything and people like me that go close enough. Solder it down, volt check then hope it don’t smoke and turn it on. They get mad every time close enough is good enough. 😂. But at least this was very detailed and explained what and why well.