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Old 06-25-2016, 10:09 AM
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Ok well I have a 1k WW in there now so I'll leave it and assume it's right, I broke the old resistor in half and it's WW so maybe that's the right one. And I do agree that WW usually don't change but rather open.
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Old 06-25-2016, 10:31 AM
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Ok well I have a 1k WW in there now so I'll leave it and assume it's right, I broke the old resistor in half and it's WW so maybe that's the right one. And I do agree that WW usually don't change but rather open.
Maybe the Sams doesn't show it as a wire wound, but the original Tele-tone print shows 1.2K WW resistor in the B-circuit.
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Old 06-25-2016, 03:19 PM
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With a WW resistor, often you can break it open and find a section that has continuity, and extrapolate the original value.
E.g., if half the winding is good and shows 500 ohms, the original will be 1000 ohms. Or if a third of the winding is good and shows 500 ohms, the original will be 1500 ohms. Etc.

Since WWs don't change value much, this method gives a pretty reliable approximation, considering standard +/- tolerances.
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