Resistors Needed

[howard holden]

Alan, the 10K 10 watt is readily available from Antique Electronic Supply in 
Tempe AZ. The 30K 30 watt might be a problem, but you could, if there's 
room, wire three 10K 10W's in series. I've done this before, and things work 
out well. I have several supplies with three 25K resistors paralleled in a 
bundle but wired in series. The leads come out of each end so it's easy to 
install, and I've had no heat related problems with the resistors next to 
each other.

Howie WB2AWQ


>From: "Alan W. Fremmer" <AWFremmer at AOL.COM>
>Reply-To: AWFremmer at AOL.COM
>To: BOATANCHORS at LISTSERV.TEMPE.GOV
>Subject: [BOATANCHORS-TEMPE] Resistors Needed
>Date: Fri, 7 Mar 2008 09:00:22 EST
>
>Fellow Collectors/Restorers,
>
>Am trying to restore a Lafayette HE-25 Voyager transmitter.  The main
>problem seems to lie in several blown components in the power supply.   
>Replacing
>the electrolytics is not such a problem as they are available from the  
>usual
>sources.  What I need is a 10k ohm, 10 watt and a 30k ohm, 30  watt tubular
>resistor.  The 10k ohm measures about 2 inches long and  about 9/16 inches 
>in
>diameter.  Haven't physically measured the other as it  is still mounted in 
>it's
>bracket to the chassis.  Obviously, willing to pay  a reasonable sum.
>
>Any help, even if the wattage is higher, in finding the needed parts  
>greatly
>appreciated.
>
>Many thanks, in advance, to all.
>
>73, Alan - KB2HEI

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