[Milsurplus] Old Resistors

[J. Forster]

They are early WW II vintage (1941-42?). They are used in the ASB-5 and
ARB at least. The ones I've seen are ceramic tubes with the ends filled
with red or reddish brown compound of somme sort.

-John

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> In sorting out my collection of assorted old carbon comp resistors,
> I've come across some with a ceramic rather than the more conventional
> brown phenolic outer surface.  I know I've seen these in equipment but
> I can put my finger neither on the application nor the time frame.  If
> someone has any info or can direct me to it, I'd greatly appreciate
> it.

[snip]

> Much thanks.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Michael, WH7HG
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