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Old 06-22-2018, 12:15 AM
old_coot88 old_coot88 is offline
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Phil Nelson View Post
The parts list describes R209 as:

"Wire wound resistor, 5300 ohms, 20 watt; 500 ohms, 2 watt; and 500 ohms, 2 watt."

Not sure what to make of that description. Why only 2 watts for the 500-ohm segments?
Assuming a constant current through the resistor, a 500 ohm section will have roughly 1/10 the voltage drop across it as the 5300 ohm section, hence 1/10 the wattage (actually it'll be slightly less than 1/10).

(If the 5300 were 5000, the figures would be exact.)
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