WTB Resistor IM 18

[Malcolm Leonard]

I have an  IM-11 switch with the part you need.The leads are terribly
short,though.
I can heat sink it,remove it very carefully and check it with a known
accurate Wavetek DVM and get it out to you,if nobody else happens to have a
new,never soldered one(probably no one does.)
I don't want cash,but it is always fun to swap stuff and I am looking to
build up my antique radio tube stock.If possible,I could use a known good
6L6.If not... any tube commonly used in radios between 1935 and 1955.
If you have no trade,then you can just have the resistor anyway for nothing.
Malcolm Leonard
----- Original Message -----
From: "MIKE SOUHRADA" <wb9iog at REVEALED.NET>
To: <HEATH at LISTSERV.TEMPE.GOV>
Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2002 11:04 PM
Subject: WTB Resistor IM 18


> Well my trusty 30 year old VTVM gave up the ghost.
> To restore the resistance measurement capability I need PN 3-4-2
> 9.1 Ohmn 5% precision 2 watt resistor. White,brown,gold,gold
> Fits on the large range switch in the back ; lug 1 & 11, ref pg 9.
>
> Interesting note on page 5 re that part. Says it's a wire wound
> 2watt ; the same size as a 1 watt. Guess I could wind one but
> haven't done that in years. Anyone else try that?
>
> With out that resistor the meter is only useful for AC/DC.
> Anyone with a junker out there that can pull it out?
> Tnx for the read.
> Mike
> Iowa
>
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