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Originally Posted by Electronic M
R134 needs to be changed. Look for a higher power rated unit if available. If worse comes to worse get a 10K and a 3K (3.3K might be more common) of sufficient wattage and put the two in series to make 13K.
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And make sure it is a film type resistor. Those Corning film types are used to eliminate inductance that would be present with a wirewound. Corning FP (light blue) or Mallory MOL (green) resistors were used, but now, any Metal Oxide resistor of sufficient wattage will do.
Edit: Corning Glass Works is now part of Vishay - the Dale/Vishay FP10 series is the equivalent. Mallory no longer makes film resistors.
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Last edited by Findm-Keepm; 01-20-2015 at 08:33 PM.
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