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  • tibd
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2014
    • 189
    • Sweden

    #1

    Resistor, first color band balck!!.

    Hello.
    two blown resistor (in parallel) connecting source of mosfet to transformer in SMPS with 5 band colors
    the problem is that they start with black color band in first Place as below

    Black-Brown-grey-silver-Brown
    black-red-violet-silver-Brown

    As of the size it seems 2-3 w resistors at least.

    Any help with values

    BR

    i think one is 0.18 ohms and the other is 0.27 if i got it right, comfirmation?
    Last edited by tibd; 01-16-2018, 10:27 AM.
  • ktmmotocross
    Boardkiller
    • Feb 2014
    • 3576
    • slovakia

    #2
    Re: Resistor, first color band balck!!.

    chceck online resistor calculator

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    • tibd
      Senior Member
      • Oct 2014
      • 189
      • Sweden

      #3
      Re: Resistor, first color band balck!!.

      Originally posted by ktmmotocross
      chceck online resistor calculator
      WOW what a smart answer!!!

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      • diif
        Badcaps Legend
        • Feb 2014
        • 6978
        • England

        #4
        Re: Resistor, first color band balck!!.

        Yes, 1% tolerance resistors.

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        • ktmmotocross
          Boardkiller
          • Feb 2014
          • 3576
          • slovakia

          #5
          Re: Resistor, first color band balck!!.

          Originally posted by tibd
          WOW what a smart answer!!!

          what else u need?

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          • tibd
            Senior Member
            • Oct 2014
            • 189
            • Sweden

            #6
            Re: Resistor, first color band balck!!.

            Originally posted by diif
            Yes, 1% tolerance resistors.
            thanks,

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            • JaroTech
              Badcaps Veteran
              • Mar 2015
              • 351
              • Canada

              #7
              Re: Resistor, first color band balck!!.

              Originally posted by ktmmotocross
              what else u need?
              If you don't have the specific answer to the question, you don't need to waste your time to answer.

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