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$2.99 Shipping Condition: New Location: China ♥ Hengkun Electronics Co., Ltd Founded In Now 2013. It's quick, easy, and safe.
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Corona, United States High Precision Resistors. Tolerance: 1%. Power (watts): 1 W.
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$5.25 Shipping Condition: New Location: Diamondhead, United States This lot contains 6 - 1.0 Ohm 1% 10W Resistors. (10W - 1%). 1 ohm, 10W,1% Wirewound Power resistor. 6X - 1 Ohm 10 Watt Resistor. These are great for those ... moreelectronic projects where 10 watt resistors are required but you're not doing a large production run.
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$6.75 Shipping Condition: New Location: China Power: 50 Watt. Body Size (Approx.). :87 x 18 x 16mm / 3.4" x 0.7" x 0.7" (L W H). Lead Length (Approx.). :30mm / 1.2".
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$1.99 Shipping Condition: New Location: Lancaster, United States New Old Stock Carbon Composition Resistors. In excellent condition with full, straight leads. Flat rate, combined shipping on all orders. Happy to discuss ... morebulk orders Many more components to come!
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Corona, United States Resistance: 1M ohm. Resistor Information. Tolerance: +/-5%. Type: Carbon Film.
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Elk City, United States Very good resistors for any project. Picture shows only one value, 12 values are available. You will get the value you choose when ordering.
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: United States 8.2K Ohm 1 Watt 5% Carbon Film Resistor (10 Piece Lot) 294-8.2K-RC WE SPECIALIZE IN IC'S, TRANSISTORS, CAPACITORS, RESISTORS, DIODES, BRIDGE RECTIFIERS ... moreAND A WHOLE BUNCH MORE! Unless otherwise noted all pricing is for a single piece.
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: College Point, United States 1 x Resistor. This is our SOP, for us to be certain and for record purposes.
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: San Luis Obispo, United States The pictures shows a sampling of the resistors and not the exact value you are ordering. Here are the values we carry GET THEM FAST!
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Corona, United States Remove the airbag and replace it with one of these resistors to bypass the airbag light. The 2.2 ohm resistor will simulate the airbag, making the car's ... moreSRS module think that a functioning airbag is installed.
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Northridge, United States ✅【Specifications】5% tolerance, 1/2 watt carbon film resistors are composed of 100 different values, including from 1ohm to 1kohm to 1M0hm to 10Mohm. (see ... morelist of resistors). ✅【High Quality】Heat resistant, high insulation, waterproof. It can be used for a long time in harsh environments. ✅【High Precision】5% Tolerance, 1/2 Watt Carbon Film Resistor, High Precision and Stability. ✅【Easy to Identify】Each value is individually marked, and you can read the ribbon to identify the value, saving you time and labor. ✅【Strong Compatibility】Perfect for plug-in breadboards, tinkering with electronic, industrial and experimental projects. Can be used for audio equipment, DIY projects, computers, meters, appliances and more.
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$8.18 Shipping Condition: New Location: Riceville, United States Lot of(50) Ohmite Quonset Hut Metal Mite 5 Watt 805F1K0 Resistors For your consideration is a lot of(50) Quonset Hut Ohmite Metal mite 805F1KO RESISTORS ... morehoused in aluminum in wire wound composition. Specifications: P/N: 805F1K01, 1.0 KOHMAxial lead terminals. 5 WATTS, FIXED, WIRE WOUND, 210V AC, +/ 1% TOLERANCE, Manufactured by Oh mite with a panel/chassi mount these resistors are known to retail at an average $5.12 each. At a quantity of 100 they retail lowest at $4.75 each but Electro-Mavin is offering them to you at a quantity of 50 for $2 each! That's a $100! Please take a look at all of the provided photos before placing your bid to thoroughly inspect the lot contents and condition. Item Condition: New- In The Manufacturers Packaging Return Policy: We are offering the buyer a TWO WEEK(14 day) right of return for testing and inspection. Buyer will be responsible for the cost of return shipping. Listed for MC by DY- Located at: EB2-F-3 Shipping weight is 2lbs. 0oz, shipped from our warehouse in California. zip 90221) Default Shipping Service: USPS Priority Mail California residents will be charged 9.00% sales tax. Tennessee residents will be charged 9.00% sales tax. We have offices in both California and Tennessee and are required to charge tax to any shipment sent anywhere in either state. We accept the following methods of payment: For foreign orders we accept PayPal. We reserve the right to refuse other payment types at our discretion. We make our decision on a case by case basis. Due to previous problems with some foreign credit cards. After your item has shipped. We will email you the tracking info. ATTENTION FOREIGN BUYERS We will not make false statements on Customs Documents. When you buy an item it will not be listed as a"gift" It will be valued at exactly the price you paid. YOU must be aware that customs duties(Import Taxes) could be due when the shipment enters your country. YOU are responsible for those duties/taxes; know your own country's rates/policies before you buy. Due to t
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Ames, United States Fuse Holders (23). Circuit Breakers (81). Auto Fuses (60). Witonics® specializes in the sales of high-quality electronics components and repair kits. ... moreWith over 25 years of experience in the field of electronic components, Witonics® has acquired a vast amount of knowledge on different types and functions of electronic repair kits.
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Corona, United States Remove the airbag and replace it with one of these resistors to bypass the airbag light. The 2.2 ohm resistor will simulate the airbag, making the car's ... moreSRS module think that a functioning airbag is installed.
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$5.99 Shipping Condition: New Location: Deerfield Beach, United States Carbon Film.
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$3.99 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Albany, United States Specifications: 150 Ohm, 5W, tolerance +1-2%. Manufacturer: Ward Leonard.
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Indianapolis, United States This Allen Bradley GB1511 is new sealed and includes a 30 day guarantee.
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Corona, United States Resistance: 2.2K ohm. Resistor Information. Tolerance: +/-5%. Type: Carbon Film.
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Central Square, United States RESISTOR PART # 10W110. WE ARE AN AUTHORIZED NTE DISTRIBUTOR. We are an authorized NTE Distributor based in the United States.
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Corona, United States Resistance: 47k ohm. Resistor Information. Tolerance: +/-5%. Type: Carbon Film.
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Corona, United States High Precision Resistors. 1/2 Watt Premium Quality carbon Film Resistor 5% Tolerance With 1 Year Manufacturer Warranty. Resistor Type: Carbon Film. Quantity: ... more2 0 Pieces. from Califronia.
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Vancouver, United States 1000x 220R Ohm Ω 1/4 watt Carbon Film Resistors CFR (Bandoliered). 1/4W 220 Ω Ohm Resistor (1000 pcs) Carbon Film Resistor 220R 0.25 watt ± 5%. ±5% Carbon ... moreFilm Resistors.
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$1.84 Shipping Condition: New Location: China Resistance range: 1R ~ 1m. Quantity: 500 pieces (10 pieces of each type) resistance plate. Structure: resistance plate. Resistance tolerance: ± 10%. Durable ... moreand easy to install. I send goods within 12 hours.
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Central Square, United States 1/2-WATT 2200 OHMS AXIAL LEAD RESISTOR.
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Corona, United States Resistance: 10k ohm. Resistor Information. Tolerance: +/-5%. Type: Carbon Film.
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Free Shipping Condition: New – Open box Location: Peachtree City, United States Wirewound Resistors. Resistor Material: Silicone Ceramic. Qty 5 Resistor per lot.
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Ames, United States Fuse Holders (23). Circuit Breakers (81). Auto Fuses (60). Witonics® specializes in the sales of high-quality electronics components and repair kits. ... moreWith over 25 years of experience in the field of electronic components, Witonics® has acquired a vast amount of knowledge on different types and functions of electronic repair kits.
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Greenwood, United States 1 BOX OF 500 COUNT AS SHOWN IN PHOTOS.
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$4.50 Shipping Condition: New – Open box Location: Manchester, United States NOS RC07GF184K 180k ohm 1/4Watt 10% Genuine ALLEN-BRADLEY carbon comp resistor 50pcs. NOTE TO ALL BUYERS: All items in my listings qualify for combined ... moreshipping. If purchasing multiple items. Please request a combined invoice, or wait, and I will provide one as soon as possible. If you pay before I am able to send a corrected invoice I may not be able to provide as much of a refund for excess shipping charges A NOTE TO INTERNATIONAL BUYERS: Most international parcels usually arrive within 7-14 days. But sometimes due to customs and postal delays, occasionally can take up to 6-8 weeks.If you purchase my items, you are accepting the risk that arrival may be delayed, as I have no control over the performance of the postal services. You will receive an email notification of shipment when your order has be posted. Also please be aware that 1ST CLASS INTERNATIONAL MAIL, although economical,HAS NO TRACKING, so please do not request a tracking number. Please be patient with customs and postal services, and remember possible delays are out of my control.
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Flushing, United States 40 Different Values 400pcs Resistors (each one 10pcs) Able to cut resistor's pins freely for breadboard in electronic projects.
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$5.55 Shipping Condition: New Location: United States Metal oxide resistors are ideal for use in a wide range of high temperature, high voltage environments because of their stable performance and flame retardant ... morecoating. These are a great choice for amplifiers and power supplies.
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$4.50 Shipping Condition: New Location: Reading, United States RCD Components CF25 Series resistors. Carbon Film resistors. 1/4 Watt.
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$4.29 Shipping Condition: New Location: Philadelphia, United States 150 OHM-1WATT-5% RCR32G151JS MORE IN STOCK ISTOCK ALL THE VALUES
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$1.99 Shipping Condition: New Location: China Size： 6 17mm. There will be no more information after the goods leave China.
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Free Shipping Condition: New – Open box Location: Folsom, United States Classic Corning Glass Works MIL-SPEC Resistors.
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$3.99 Shipping Condition: New – Open box Location: Albany, United States Great part here.
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$5.35 Shipping Condition: New Location: Clearwater, United States We will try and send a revised invoice asap, although there will be a delay on the weekend. I'm not sure if these are considered ceramic resistors or ... morenot, I suppose they may be. If we send you the wrong item, obviously we will correct the situation.
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Corona, United States High Precision Resistors. Quantity: 80 Pieces. RoHS Compliant.
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$5.35 Shipping Condition: New Location: Millbrook, United States 1 Ohm 10 Watt Axial Wirewound Resistor. High Precision 1% tolerance. Non-inductive design make these suitable for audio use including replacing or upgrading ... moreresistors in loudspeaker crossovers. Temperature coefficient :
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Free Shipping Condition: New Location: Corona, United States High Precision Resistors. Tolerance: 1%. Power (watts): 1 W.
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Free Shipping Condition: New – Open box Location: Olympia, United States The bag labels say 1/8 watt, but if you're using them in an industrial setting they're rated at 1/2 watt. Exceptionally low noise; typically 0.10 microvolt/volt. ... moreExcellent high frequency characteristics.
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12 x NOS 1170 Ohms Sprague 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors!
12 x NOS 1170 Ohms Sprague 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor types. This resistor type was employed in the best audio equipment of the 1950s- that made by Western Electric(Westrex) Regency, and Cinema Engineering among others! These items are part of a large inventory of similar items recently consigned to us. International bidders please note that it is our policy to combine purchases whenever possible. Overseas rates. Via USPS Flat Rate International are as follows: 1 ounce to 4 pounds- $24.00 by USPS Flat Rate Envelope 5 to 12 pounds- $60.00- USPS Medium Flat Rate Box 13 to 20 pounds- $80.00- USPS Large Flat Rate Box Please email with any questions.
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12 x NOS 10K Ohms IRC 1/8 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors One Lot Only!
12 x NOS 10K Ohms 1/8 Watt IRC Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s Vintage Made by IRC. Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor types. This resistor type was employed in the best audio equipment of the 1950s- that made by Western Electric(Westrex) Regency, and Cinema Engineering among others! These items are part of a large inventory of similar items recently consigned to us. International bidders please note that it is our policy to combine purchases whenever possible. Overseas rates. Via USPS Flat Rate International are as follows: 1 ounce to 4 pounds- $24.00 by USPS Flat Rate Envelope 5 to 12 pounds- $60.00- USPS Medium Flat Rate Box 13 to 20 pounds- $80.00- USPS Large Flat Rate Box Please email with any questions. RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId ... morep4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp73%28e013%3F%3E%3A-14910d02518-0x10b-
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12 x NOS 1.1Meg Ohms - DAVEN 1 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s
12 x NOS- 1.1 Meg Ohms 1 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by DAVEN Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor types. This resistor type was employed in the best audio equipment of the 1950s- that made by Western Electric(Westrex) Regency, and Cinema Engineering among others! These items are part of a large inventory of similar items recently consigned to us. International bidders please note that it is our policy to combine purchases whenever possible. Overseas rates. Via USPS Flat Rate International are as follows: 1 ounce to 4 pounds- $24.00 by USPS Flat Rate Envelope 5 to 12 pounds- $60.00- USPS Medium Flat Rate Box 13 to 20 pounds- $80.00- USPS Large Flat Rate Box Please email with any questions. 40g.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId ... morep4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%601d72f%2B%3E40g-14910d02520-0x111-
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Over 250 pieces 1/2 watt 1 watt 2 watt Carbon Composition Resistors Reclaimed
Welcome to my store. You are buying over 250 pieces of used pulls. Carbon composition resistors with assorted resistance values in 1/2 watt. 1 watt and 2 watt. Buyer to pay economy shipping $5.00 to the USA and $4.00 to Canada. Always happy to combine multiple items for shipping. Item#621
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1 reel (4000 pcs) ISKRA 220 ohm 1/2 Watt 5% Carbon Film Resistors
New Old Stock1 full reel(4000 pcs)ISKRA 1/2watt Carbon film resistors Great Buy 4K for 100.00 Others are selling 10pcs for 5.00 That would be 2000.00 per reel If you are repairing old amps or designing new one and want that vintage sound. This is what you need. Will be posting more values over the next few weeks,
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Lot 50(pcs) Allen Bradley Resistors 12K OHM 1/4 Watt vintage NOS tube radio amp
Lot 50(pcs) Allen Bradley Resistors 12K OHM 1/4 Watt 5% vintage NOS tube radio amp part. Condition appears to be unused and new NOS(new old stock) I do my best to describe the item(s) But everything is being sold AS-IS AS-FOUND. Please use the picture(s) to determine items part numbers or other information. Please email me through EBAY with any questions you have before bidding on item(s) Payment: PayPal only. Please make payment within 3 days after auction has ended. Shipping: I will only mail within the continental United States. I do combine shipping if possible. Return Policy: Returns accepted only in cases where an item was significantly misrepresented in either description or pictures. Feedback: Your feedback is important to me. In the unlikely event something is wrong with your item; please contact me before leaving feedback. I’m sure ... morewe can work to resolve any problems. I will leave feedback for you too. Please see my other auctions.
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Lot 100(pcs) Airco Speer Resistors 56 OHM 1/2 Watt 10% vintage NOS tube radio
Lot 100(pcs) Airco Speer Resistors 56 OHM 1/2 Watt 10% vintage NOS tube radio Condition appears to be unused and new NOS(new old stock) Thanks for looking and bidding. I do my best to describe the item(s) But everything is being sold AS-IS AS-FOUND. Please use the picture(s) to determine items part numbers or other information. Please email me through EBAY with any questions you have before bidding on item(s) Payment: PayPal only. Please make payment within 3 days after auction has ended. Shipping: I will only mail within the continental United States. I do combine shipping if possible. Return Policy: Returns accepted only in cases where an item was significantly misrepresented in either description or pictures. Feedback: Your feedback is important to me. In the unlikely event something is wrong with your item; please contact me before leaving ... morefeedback. I’m sure we can work to resolve any problems. I will leave feedback for you too. Please see my other auctions. g.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%601d72f%2Bjw%60hquvg%3Eg-149f95be196-0x114-
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Lot 100(pcs) Airco Speer Resistors 8200 OHM 1/2 Watt 10% vintage NOS tube radio
Lot 100(pcs) Airco Speer Resistors 8200 OHM 1/2 Watt 10% vintage NOS tube radio Condition appears to be unused and new NOS(new old stock) Thanks for looking and bidding. I do my best to describe the item(s) But everything is being sold AS-IS AS-FOUND. Please use the picture(s) to determine items part numbers or other information. Please email me through EBAY with any questions you have before bidding on item(s) Payment: PayPal only. Please make payment within 3 days after auction has ended. Shipping: I will only mail within the continental United States. I do combine shipping if possible. Return Policy: Returns accepted only in cases where an item was significantly misrepresented in either description or pictures. Feedback: Your feedback is important to me. In the unlikely event something is wrong with your item; please contact me before ... moreleaving feedback. I’m sure we can work to resolve any problems. I will leave feedback for you too. Please see my other auctions.
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Lot 100(pcs) Airco Speer Resistors 680K OHM 1/2 Watt 10% vintage NOS tube radio
Lot 100(pcs) Airco Speer Resistors 680K OHM 1/2 Watt 10% vintage NOS tube radio Condition appears to be unused and new NOS(new old stock) Thanks for looking and bidding. I do my best to describe the item(s) But everything is being sold AS-IS AS-FOUND. Please use the picture(s) to determine items part numbers or other information. Please email me through EBAY with any questions you have before bidding on item(s) Payment: PayPal only. Please make payment within 3 days after auction has ended. Shipping: I will only mail within the continental United States. I do combine shipping if possible. Return Policy: Returns accepted only in cases where an item was significantly misrepresented in either description or pictures. Feedback: Your feedback is important to me. In the unlikely event something is wrong with your item; please contact me before ... moreleaving feedback. I’m sure we can work to resolve any problems. I will leave feedback for you too. Please see my other auctions.
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16 x NOS 65K Ohms HYCOR - IRC 1/2 Watt Non Ind. Wirewound Resistors - 1950s!
16 x NOS 65K Ohms 1/2 Watt Hycor(IRC) Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s Vintage. The actual value is 64.6K. But we figure 65K is close enough: Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio ... morecircuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must
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ISKRA 47K ohm 1/2 watt 5% carbon film resistors 200pcs
200pcs of NOS ISKRA Resistors 47K ohm 1/2 watt 5% Carbon film If you are repairing classic amplifiers or designing your own. You need these for that classis tone Others are offering 10pcs for 20.00 and up This is.25ea! What a deal! Check out our other auctions for full reels!
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CADDOCK MS 313 Power Film Resistors 200Ω 12.5 watt 1% Non-Inductive 3 pcs
For sale are 3 CADDOCK MS 313 Power Film Resistors 200 Ω. 12.5watt, 1% Non-Inductvive These resistors were removed from new& unused boards are are in excellent condition as shown in photos for specs: Thanks for Looking
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Two (2) Power Resistors (1) Ohmite & (1) Clarostat 50 Ohm 50 Watt
The DMM shown in the photos is NOT included in the sale. Two(2) Used 50 Watt 50 Ohm Power Resistors(1) Clarostat VP-50-K-50 rated 50 Watts 50 Ohms(1) Ohmite D50K50R rated 50 Watts 50 Ohms. Tappable These power resistors are used but appear to be in good condition. The Clarostat resistor was measured at 50.42 Ohms which is within 0.84% of the specified value. The Ohmite resistor was measured at 49.54 Ohms which is within 0.92% of the specified value. These measurements were made using a Fluke 8060A high accuracy DMM. Both of these resistors are well within the 5% tolerance of the original specification. Additionally the Ohmite resistor is tappable to provide reduced resistance if needed. This is accomplished by using the standard sliding tap available from either Ohmite or Clarostat.
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20 ASSORTED VALUE 1 WATT OLSON CARBON RESISTORS R-63 NEW OLD STOCK
20 ASSORTED VALUE 1 WATT OLSON CARBON RESISTORS R-63 NEW OLD STOCK. NO RETURNS on electrical items. Please check out my other listings.
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13 Ohmite Load Resistors 1.6, 2.5 and 4 ohm 300 watt Lug Resistor Enameled
Ohmite Load Resistors Qty 13 All used(2)1.6 ohm 300 watt p/n E300K1R6(10) 2.5 ohm 300 watt p/n C300K2R5(1) 4ohm 300 watt p/n E300K4R0 All have been measured and are good No burned or overheated marks I will break up the lot if you only need certain ones or quantity. ask if you have any questions sold as is
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CADDOCK MS 310 Power Film Resistors 33K Ω 10 watt 1% Non-Inductive 3 pcs
For sale are 3 CADDOCK MS 310 Power Film Resistors 33K Ω. 10watt, 1% Non-Inductvive These resistors were removed from new& unused boards are are in excellent condition as shown in photos for specs: Thanks for Looking
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9 x NOS 50K Ohms RPC 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! One Lot Only!
9 x NOS 50K Ohms RPC 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! One Lot Only! 100.000 Ohm- 1950s Vintage Made by RPC One watt rating in a very small size! The quietest 12AX7 plate load resistor! Awesome old school vibe! Very beefy construction! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western ... moreElectric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly aucti
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10 x NOS 1200 Ohms IRC 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors - 1950s!
12 x NOS 1200 Ohms 1/2 Watt IRC Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s Vintage Made by IRC. Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing a
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10 x NOS 10K Ohms - 1/2 Watt Mepco Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s
10 x NOS- 10K Ohms 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by Mepco! Their labeled value is 10140 ohms- we figure 10K is close enough: Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component ... morein audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time bu
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10 x NOS 250K Ohms Mepco 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors
10 x NOS 250K Ohms 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by Mepco. Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing an
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10 x NOS 9.1K Ohms IRC 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors Only One Lot!
10 x NOS 9.1K Ohms IRC 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors Only One Lot! 1950s Vintage Made by IRC. Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive ... morewirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prio
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10 x NOS 92 Ohms RCL 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors!
10 x 92 Ohms 1/4 Watt NOS Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1960s Vintage Made by RCL! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors ... morein place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any bi
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12 x NOS 100K Ohms - RPC 1 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s
12 x NOS 100K Ohms 1 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 100.000 Ohm- 1950s Vintage Made by RPC One watt rating in a very small size! The quietest 12AX7 plate load resistor! Awesome old school vibe! Very beefy construction! Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation ... moreof noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intentio
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12 x NOS 10K Ohms - 1/4 Watt NRC Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s
12 x NOS- 10K Ohms 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by NRC! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any
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12 x NOS 1K Ohms - 1/4 Watt Reon Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s
12 x NOS- 1K Ohms 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by Reon! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any
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10 x NOS 400K Ohms 1 Watt RPC Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s!
10 x NOS- 400K Ohms 1 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by RPC! This resistor offers 1 watt heat dissipation in a small size! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in ... moreaudio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers mus
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12 x NOS 4K Ohms Daven 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s
12 x NOS 4K Ohms 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by Daven! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any
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12 x NOS 775 Ohms Sprague Permaseal 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors
12 x NOS NIB 775 Ohms 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s Vintage"Permaseal" series by Sprague. The 1/4 watt rating inscribed on the resistor body is a military rating; the commercial rating is 1/2 watt. Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western ... moreElectric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly
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15 x 22K Ohms NOS 1/4 Watt NRC Non Ind.Wirewound Resistors! 1950s!
15 x NOS- 22K Ohms 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by National Resistance Corp. NRC. Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation ... moreof noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to
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14 x NOS 8.5K Ohms IRC 1 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors - 1950s!
14 x NOS 8.5K Ohms 1 Watt IRC Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s Vintage Made by IRC. Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any bids. Int
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15 x NOS 20K Ohms Daven 1/8 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s!
15 x 20K Ohms 1/8 Watt NOS Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by Daven! Scarce 1/8 watt type! The label value is 20.2K ohms. But we figure 20K ohms is close enough: Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, ... morethe most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expense
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15 x NOS 5.5K Ohms Daven 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s!
15 x NOS 5.5K Ohms 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! Made by Daven- 1950s Vintage! The acyual resistance is 5475 ohms. But we think 5500 is close enough: Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent ... morecomponent in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First ti
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6 x NOS 5K Ohms 1 Watt NRC Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s!
6 x NOS 5K Ohms 1 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by NRC! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors ... morein place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any bids.
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6 x NOS 92K Ohms - RPC 1.25 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 12AX7 Plate!
6 x NOS- 92K Ohms 1.25 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! Perfect 12AX7 Plate resistor! 1960s Vintage Made by RPC. Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation ... moreof noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention
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8 x NOS 100K Ohms 1/4 Watt Ohmite Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s!
8 x NOS 100K Ohms 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by Ohmite! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any bids. In
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8 x NOS 120 Ohms Daven 1 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s
8 x NOS 120 Ohms 1 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by Daven! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors ... morein place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any bi
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18 x NOS 10.5K Ohms Daven 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors Last Lot!
18 x NOS 10.5K Ohms 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by Daven! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing a
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5 x 105K Ohms NOS 1.5 Watt Cinema Eng. Non Ind Wirewound Resistors! 12AX7 Plate
5 x NOS 105K Ohms 1.5 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! Made by Cinema Engineering- 1950s Vintage. Preamp tube- 12AX7 and others- plate applications! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component ... morein audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of vintage noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First
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15 x NOS 8K Ohms NRC 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s
15 x NOS 8K Ohms 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by NRC! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors ... morein place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any bi
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16 x NOS 160K Ohms Daven 1/3 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s!
16 x NOS 160K Ohms 1/3 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! Made by Daven- 1950s Vintage! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing a
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16 x NOS 30K Ohms RCL 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors!
16 x 30K Ohms 1/4 Watt NOS Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1960s Vintage Made by RCL! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors ... morein place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any b
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8 x NOS 470 Ohms Daven 1 Watt Noninductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s!
8 x NOS 470 Ohms Daven 1 Watt Noninductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s! 1950s Vintage Made by Daven! The actual resistance value is 472 ohms- we figure that 470 ohms is close enough: Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the ... moremost prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses.
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8 x NOS 500K Ohms NRC 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s
8 x NOS 500K Ohms 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by NRC! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors ... morein place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any b
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8 x NOS 500 Ohms IRC 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors - 1950s!
8 x NOS 500 Ohms 1/2 Watt IRC Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s Vintage Made by IRC. Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any
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8 x NOS 17K Ohms - 1 Watt - Mepco Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s!
8 x NOS 17K Ohms 1 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by MEPCO! The label resistance is 17.3K. But we figure 17K is close enough: Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component ... morein audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers
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8 x NOS 1K Ohms - 1 Watt - Mepco Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s
8 x NOS- 1K Ohms 1 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by MEPCO! This resistor offers 1 watt heat dissipation in a small size! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in ... moreaudio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must
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8 x NOS 250K Ohms - PRC 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! Early 1950s
8 x NOS- 250K Ohms 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by PRC Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors ... morein place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any b
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8 x NOS 30K Ohms NRC 1 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s!
10 x NOS 30K Ohms NRC 1 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s! The silkscreening on these resistors is somewhat faded as is sometimes the case with NRC items. Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent ... morecomponent in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First
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8 x NOS 800K MEPCO 1.25 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors Grid Leak Apps!
8 x NOS 800K Ohms MEPCO 1.25 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! Awesome old school vibe! Superb for grid leak Applications. The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive ... morewirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior t
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8 x NOS 68K Ohms - DAVEN 1.25 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s
8 x NOS- 68K Ohms 1.25 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by DAVEN Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any
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1 reel (5000 pcs) ISKRA 3.57k ohm 1/4 Watt 1% Metal Film Resistors
New Old Stock 1 full reel 5000 pcs)ISKRA 1/4 watt Metal film resistors Great Buy 4K for 100.00 Others are selling 10pcs for 5.00 That would be 2000.00 per reelIf you are repairing old amps or designing new one and want that vintage sound. This is what you need. Will be posting more values over the next few weeks,
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100 carbon composition resistors, 300 ohms, 1/8 watt, 5%
300 ohm. 1/8 watt, 5% carbon composition resistors. These are Allen Bradley and are in two unopened packages of 50 resistors each. Ship to USA for $2.00 via USPS First Class mail, boxed. No shipping out of USA.
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25 pcs 3.3 meg ohm 1/2 watt 10% Vintage Carbon Composition Resistors
Welcome to my store. You are buying 25 pieces new never used. New old stock{NOS} 3.3 meg ohm 1/2 watt 10% tolerance carbon composition resistors. Buyer to pay economy shipping $6.00 to the USA and $3.00 to Canada. Always happy to combine multiple items for shipping. Item#148
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25 ALLEN BRADLEY NEW 1.1K OHM 2 WATT VINTAGE CARBON COMP RESISTORS
25 new unused genuine Allen Bradley 2 watt carbon resistors all 25pcs rated 1100 ohms 5% sold guaranteed Please email questions Check out my other items! RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp*05e54c%3E-14b49285631-0x10b-
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ERIE vintage resistors 50K / 50000 Ohm 1/2 WATT 5% (10 pcs).
Lot- 10 pcs ERIE vintage resistors 50K/ 50000 Ohm 1/2 WATT 5% 10 pcs) NOS. Unused. If you have any questions please write me.
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ERIE vintage resistors 40K / 40000 Ohm 1/2 WATT 5% (10 pcs).
Lot- 10 pcs ERIE vintage resistors 40K/ 40000 Ohm 1/2 WATT 5% 10 pcs) NOS. Unused. If you have any questions please write me.
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ERIE vintage resistors 5K / 5000 Ohm 1/2 WATT 5% (10 pcs).
Lot- 10 pcs ERIE vintage resistors 5K/ 5000 Ohm 1/2 WATT 5% 10 pcs) NOS. Unused. If you have any questions please write me.
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Two Western Railroad Supply WRRS 1 Ohm 25 Watt Adjustable Resistors
Up for bids are a pair of Western Railroad Supply WRRS ceramic adjustable resistors. 1 ohm/25 watts. One has a little damage to the porcelain on one end but otherwise they are in great shape, just need a little bit of cleaning.
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50 ALLEN BRADLEY Carbon Comp Resistors RCR20G62OJS 1/2 WATT 5% 62 OHM
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25 NOS Carbon 180k ohms 1 Watt 10% Resistors - tinned leads
Twenty five never used carbon resistors. 180k 1 watt 10% tinned leads. Multiple items combined to save on shipping costs. Please request combined shipping invoice, I do ship daily. International buyers must assume all liability for shipping.
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Vintage MEPCO 300 Ohm 1% - 2 Watt Resistors - 11 Pcs. P-2,P-3
Thanks for looking at my listing. This is for 11 vintage resistors as pictured. MEPCO 300 ohm- 1% 2 watt resistors. The ends have soldered terminal lugs with a.085 diameter holes that are spaced 2.25 inches apart. I checked all of them at 299-302 ohms. I recently purchased a large amount of vintage CB and electronic equipment from a store that closed it's doors in 1979. The items were still stocked on the shelves just as they were left 35 years ago. Very cool experience. These resistors were in the repair shop in a labeled cabinet with alot of other NOS and used items. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask. I ship only within the United States and use only PayPal for ebay transactions. The shipping is free. Thanks again and please look for more vintage electronics and other interesting items I have listed for sale.
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50 Allen Bradley Carbon Comp Resistors 910 OHMS 1/4 watt 5%
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650+ HUGE MIXED LOT Carbon Composition Resistors - 1/4 -1 Watt Mixed Tolerances
Up for auction is this HUGE MIXED LOT of vintage Carbon Composition Resistors. This lot contains OVER 650 of these resistors in wattage ratings from 1/4 to 1 watt. Tolerances are mixed. This lot contains NEW and USED parts. All are untested. Used parts are pulls, there are none that appear to be overheated or burned open that I can see. From an estate of a long time TV/ Radio repairman. 0 0 1 86 491 Mac 2 4 1 576 14.0 Normal 0 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE Comes from a CLEAN. SMOKE- FREE, MOLD/ MILDEW and ODOR-FREE home. All Sales are Final, so please email me with your questions before bidding. PAYPAL REQUIRED. PayPal is only payment form accepted. I ship as soon as your PayPal payment has cleared- All Sales are FINAL. PayPal Payment is due within 3 days of auction end. For NON-PAYMENT of auction sales. EBay will automatically open“Unpaid ... moreItem” for this auction after 4 days. If payment through PayPal is by eCheck, there may be a shipping delay greater than the 1 day handling time once payment has cleared.
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Mixed lot of 2 Watt Piher and Allen Braley Carbon Film Vintage Resistors 1 Kilo
Lot of 1 Kilo of boxed mix 2 Watt Piher and Allen Bradley Carbon Film Vintage Resistors Pack of various values like: 120. 220,180, 680 Ohms, 1.5, 3.3, 5.6,33, 39, 180, 680K and many more, lead wire can be little tarnished We will combine item for shipping. Please ask. Powered by
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15 x NOS 6.7K Ohms RCL 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! One lot!
15 x 6.7K Ohms 1/2 Watt NOS Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1960s Vintage Made by RCL! The.25 watt rating. Written on the resistor, is a military spec; the commercial rating is 1/2 watt! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and ... moreaway, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight e
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12 x NOS 20K Ohms 1/4 Watt RPC Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors - 1950s!
12 x NOS 20K Ohms 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by RPC! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors ... morein place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any b
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20 x 39 Ohms NOS 1/2 Watt NRC Non Ind.Wirewound Resistors! 1950s! Last lot!
20 x NOS- 39 Ohms 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! Last lot! 1950s Vintage Made by National Resistance Corp. NRC. The actual resistance is 38.6 Ohms. But we figure 39 Ohms is close enough: Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. ... moreFar and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to low
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12 x NOS 24 Ohms EPR 1 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1960s!
12 x NOS 24 Ohms 1 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s vintage- made by Eastern Precision Resistor- EPR The label resistance is 23.8 ohms- we figure 24 ohms is close enough: Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, ... morethe most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expens
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8 x NOS 66K Ohms - 1 Watt Reon Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s!
8 x NOS 66K Ohms Reon 1 Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! Made by Reon- 1950s Vintage. Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors ... morein place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any bi
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12 x NOS 5K Ohm MEPCO 1/3 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors Mil. Spec.
12 x NOS 5K Ohms MEPCO 1/3 Watt Noninductive Wirewound Resistors! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic ... morecarbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any bids. International Shipping Optio
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12 x NOS 4.4K Ohms GRC 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1960s!
12 x NOS 4.4K Ohms 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1960s Vintage Made by GRC! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any
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10 x NOS 2.8K Ohms Shallcross 1/3 Watt Noninductive Wirewound Resistors
10 x NOS- 2.8K Ohms 1/3 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by Shallcross. Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any bi
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10 x NOS 5.6K Ohms 1/2 Watt RPC Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s!
10 x NOS- 5.6K Ohms 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1960s Vintage Made by RPC! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any
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12 x NOS 75K Ohms Mepco 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s
12 x NOS 75K Ohms 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by Mepco! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any
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16 x NOS 95K Ohms Mepco 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1960s
16 x NOS 95K Ohms 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by Mepco! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any
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12 x NOS 90K Ohms 1 Watt Mepco Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s One Lot!
12 x NOS- 90K Ohms 1 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! Only One Lot! 1960s Vintage Made by RPC! Beefy M-17 case! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation ... moreof noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention t
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10 x NOS 224K Ohms Shallcross 1/2 Watt Noninductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s
10 x NOS 224K Ohms Shallcross 1/2 Watt Noninductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s! 1950s Vintage Made by Shallcross. The actual resistance is 223.6K Ohms. But we figure that 224K is close enough. Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far ... moreand away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses
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12 x 5.1K Ohms NOS Daven 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s!
12 x 5.1K Ohms NOS 1/4 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage- made by Daven. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification ... moreavailable to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any bids. International Shipping Options We prefer to ship by USPS Priority Mail International Flat Rate co
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25 x NOS 4.4K Ohms GRC 1/8 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors!
25 x NOS 4.4K Ohms 1/8 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by GRC! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any
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14 x NOS 4.5K Ohms 1/4 Watt RPC Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1960s!
14 x NOS 4.5K Ohms 1/4 Watt RPC Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1960s! 1950s Vintage Made by RPC! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive ... morewirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to p
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10 x 275K Ohms NOS 1/2 Watt Shallcross Non Ind.Wirewound Resistors! 1960s!
10 x NOS 275K Ohms 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! Made by Shallcross- 1960s Vintage. The actual resistance reading is 274.5K ohms. But we figure 275K is close enough. Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the ... moremost prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of vintage noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight e
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10 x NOS 3K Ohms IRC 1/8 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s!
10 x NOS 3K Ohms IRC 1/8 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s! 1950s Vintage Made by NRC! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to pla
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16 x NOS 4K Ohms GRC 1/8 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors!
16 x NOS 4K Ohms 1/8 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by GRC! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors ... morein place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any bi
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20 x NOS 1.3K Ohms GRC 1/8 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors!
20 x NOS 1.3K Ohms 1/8 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by GRC! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any
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20 x NOS 2K Ohms GRC 1/8 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors!
20 x NOS 2K Ohms 1/8 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by GRC! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors ... morein place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any bi
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8 x NOS 5K Ohms Daven 1.5 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s!
8 x 5K Ohms 1.5 Watt NOS Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by Daven! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors ... morein place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any b
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10 x 28K Ohms NOS 1/2 Watt Shallcross Non Ind.Wirewound Resistors! 1960s!
10 x NOS 28K Ohms 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! Made by Shallcross- 1960s Vintage. Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of vintage noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior
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12 x 800K Ohms RPC 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1960s
12 x NOS 800K Ohms 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1960s Vintage Made by RPC! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any
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10 x NOS 9K Ohms IRC 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors Only One Lot!
10 x NOS 9K Ohms IRC 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors Only One Lot! 1950s Vintage Made by IRC. The actual value of this resistor is 9.1K ohms. But we figure 9K is close enough: Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, ... morethe most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expe
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8 x NOS 300K Ohms 1/2 Watt RPC Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors - 1950s!
10 x NOS 300K Ohms 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by RPC! The actual resistance value is 301K ohms. But we figure that 300K is close enough. Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most ... moreprevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound resistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However.
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8 x NOS 1.1 Meg Ohms - RPC 1 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors 1950s
8 x NOS- 1.1 Meg Ohms 1 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s Vintage Made by RPC! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninductive wirewounds? Noninductive wirewound resistors exhibit the highest stability. The lowest noise level, and the most revealing sonics of all resistor formats! They are the ultimate Old School passive component. Because of their expense- in the 1950s. Noninductive wirewounds typically ranged in price from $2.00 to $20.00 each- this resistor type was employed in only the best audio equipment of the era- gear made by firms such as Regency, Cinema Engineering, and Westrex, the pro audio branch of Western Electric. Resistors are. Far and away, the most prevalent component in audio circuitry. The installation of noninductive wirewound ... moreresistors in place of generic carbon composition and/or metal film types is the most audible modification available to the audiophile and recording professional. This resistor type will never again be manufactured in meaningful quantities as the tooling. The techniques, and the trained workforce required for production is all but extinct. It is only a matter of time before the audio blogosphere becomes aware of the format. At which point the price of noninductives will rise substantially. We have the only extensive inventory of noninductive wirewound resistors. It will not be available forever. Shipping Details We will always combine orders for all buyers. Domestic and international. Our packaging is extremely rugged! Most orders are double-boxed and are housed in USPS Flat Rate envelopes. We do not charge any additional"handling" fees. Overseas packages bear at least 2 address labels. Attention: International Buyers We know how expensive overseas shipping can be and will allow international buyers to purchase from 2 consecutive weekly auctions in order to lower freight expenses. However. First time buyers must notify us of their intention to do so prior to placing any
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39 ohms 1/4 watt resistors vintage
Payment.Pay Pal ONLY! Handling time: for processing an order after a buyer has paid for one of my items: 3 to 9 days upon verified payment date. E-mail me to enquire about any other special delivery request. ITEM LOCATION:Yorba Linda. CA. 92886 Return policy: returns are NOT EXCEPTED! Thank you for visiting
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100 KOA CF1/2C104J 100K 1/2 WATT 5% CARBON FILM RESISTORS TUBE HIFI AMPLIFIERS
Please read this listing and agree to our terms before bidding. Up for auction: 100 pieces of KOA CF1/2C104J series 100k 1/2 watt 5% carbon film resistors. Excellent electrical characteristics. 350 volt rating. Very low noise. Very smooth predictable tone for both tube and solid state circuits. I use many of these. For each purchase you will receive 100 pieces. Good stuff! Payment is due when this listing ends. Payment by Paypal only. We do not accept E-check payments. Shipping is by USPS First Class mail. Delivery times are 2-7 days. International shipping through Ebays Global shipping program. Please contact Ebay for rates. No returns. No Warranty. This sale is final.
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Lot of 9 CCI 18K Ohm 1% 5 Watt Precision Metal Film Resistors Resistor
Title Goes Here Lot of 9 CCI 18K Ohm 1% 5 Watt Precision Metal Film Resistors Resistor Click to Enlarge Description: Lot of 9 CCI 18K Ohm 1% 5 Watt Precision Metal Film Resistors Resistor This listing is for a lot of 9 CCI 18K ohm 1% 5 watt precision metal film resistors. The resistors are tested and in very good condition. Nice quality resistors for your projects. Thanks for looking. International buyers welcome. Please see my listings for other vintage collectibles. I provide lower combined shipping. If you purchase more than one item from me. Please wait for me to send you a corrected invoice. Shipping: Domestic shipments are shipped by the buyers choice of USPS First Class Mail or USPS Priority Mail and includes delivery confirmation. Some auctiojns also have a choice of Parcel Post. International shipments are shipped by the buyers choice ... moreof USPS First Class International or USPS International Priority mail if the total value shipped is less than $100 and weighs less than 4 pounds. Priority Mail International is required for shipments that exceed $100 in value so the package can be tracked. Priority Mail International is faster. Provides tracking and includes some insurance. Express mail is also available at the buyers request. USPS now require that shipments over 4 pounds be shipped by USPS International Priority Mail. Payment: I accept PayPal and Credit Cards through PayPal. I will provide lower combined shipping for multiple auctions. If shipping is not specified for International bidders. You will need to contact me to determine shipping based on your address. inkfrog terapeak. InkFrog Analytics.
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Lot of 27 3% 5 Watt Sage Silicohm Resistors 1.4, 1.6, 9, 11, 35, 60, 63, 71 Ohm
Title Goes Here Lot of 27 3% 5 Watt Sage Silicohm Resistors 1.4. 1.6, 9, 11, 35, 60, 63, 71 Ohm Click to Enlarge Description: Lot of 27 3% 5 Watt Sage Silicohm Resistors 1.4. 1.6, 9, 11, 35, 60, 63, 71 Ohm This listing is for a lot of 11 3% 10 Watt Sage Silicohm resistors. The following is included: 2 ea- 1.4 Ohm 3% 5 Watt 1 ea- 1.6 Ohm 3% 5 Watt 1 ea- 9 Ohm 3% 5 Watt 7 ea- 11 Ohm 3% 5 Watt 3 ea- 35 Ohm 3% 5 Watt 2 ea- 60 Ohm 3% 5 Watt 6 ea- 63 Ohm 3% 5 Watt 5 ea- 71 Ohm 3% 5 Watt Most of the resistors are unused. Thanks for looking. International buyers welcome. Please see my listings for other resistors. I provide lower combined shipping. If you purchase more than one item from me. Please wait for me to send you a corrected invoice. Shipping: Domestic shipments are shipped by the buyers choice of USPS First Class Mail or USPS Priority Mail ... moreand includes delivery confirmation. Some auctiojns also have a choice of Parcel Post. International shipments are shipped by the buyers choice of USPS First Class International or USPS International Priority mail if the total value shipped is less than $100 and weighs less than 4 pounds. Priority Mail International is required for shipments that exceed $100 in value so the package can be tracked. Priority Mail International is faster. Provides tracking and includes some insurance. Express mail is also available at the buyers request. USPS now require that shipments over 4 pounds be shipped by USPS International Priority Mail. Payment: I accept PayPal and Credit Cards through PayPal. I will provide lower combined shipping for multiple auctions. If shipping is not specified for International bidders. You will need to contact me to determine shipping based on your address. inkfrog terapeak. InkFrog Analytics.
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300 PCS (approx) Carbon Comp Resistors 10 Ohm 1/2 watt 10% Cut Leads
Old Stock(Unused. Older parts) Cut Leads
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NOS Stackpole 1000x Pcs Carbon Comp Resistors 68K ohms 1/4 Watt Allen Bradley
Vintage Electronic Parts All vintage electronic parts and smalls are 100% guaranteed to arrive as described and work as intended. Visit our eBay store for thousands of rare vintage vacuum tubes and electronics parts! Item Description: 1000x Pcs Carbon Comp Resistors 68K ohms 1/4 Watt 10% Brand: Vintage Stackpole Country of Manufacture: USA Part# Condition: NOS Notes: Shipping For Shipping charges. Please see the shipping section of this eBay listing. WE COMBINE SHIPPING! ALL ORDERS SHIP WITHIN 24 HOURS Domestic orders will be shipped by USPS First Class Mail or by any other shipping service you choose. INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS- PLEASE READ ALL international orders will be shipped via USPS First Class Mail international unless otherwise specified. This shipping service is very cost effective but you will not be able to track the package. It ... moreusually takes 2-6 weeks for a First Class Mail International package to arrive. Please be aware while typical transit times are 2-6 weeks but we have had packages take up to 3 months due to being stuck in Customs offices. We have no control over this and ask our customers to please be patient. We guarantee all of our shipments but do ask that our customers wait the 3 months before granting a full refund. If you need your item fast. See below. We can ship any order out via USPS Priority Mail or Express Mail by request. These services are trackable and much faster/safer but MUCH more expensive. Please contact us for a quote before bidding or buying. WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR AN TAXES. DUTIES OR CUSTOMS FEES. WE WILL NOT LIE ON A CUSTOMS FORUM, WE ONLY WILL WRITE THE ACTUAL VALUE OF THE CONTENTS. Terms/Returns: Payment is due with in 7 days of the auction closing. Returns are accepted ONLY if an item arrives significantly not as described 14 days after receipt. Any damage done by faulty equipment or user error is NOT covered by our guarantee. On Oct-31-13 at 02:11:18 PDT. Seller added the following information: Every buyer gets a MyStoreRewards invitation for cash back val
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VINTAGE LOT OF RESIST-O-FILE ELECTRONIC RESISTORS 1/2 & 1 WATT
Description THIS IS A VINTAGE LOT OF RESIST-O-FILE ELECTRONIC RESISTORS. THESE CAME FROM A GUY THAT USED TO REPAIR RADIOS AND TELEVISIONS BACK IN THE 1960'70'S. THEY ARE EITHER 1/2 WATT OR 1 WATT AND HAVE DIFFERENT NUMBERS/COLOR CODES. WOULD BE GREAT FOR A RADIO REPAIRMAN. SEE PICS.
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25x VISHAY SMA0411 22K1 %1 1 WATT METAL FILM RESISTORS FOR TUBE AMP AUDIO !
Metal Film. Standard, Professional. FEATURES. Stable metal film on high quality ceramic. Low TC and tolerances. Excellent stability. Force fitted metal caps retain a good electrical connection to the. Resistive film. Suitable for commercial and professional applications. Thanks for looking! THANKS FOR LOOKING! Terms and conditions(important) Combined shipping is always welcome. Your item will be shipped in 10 bussiness days after clear payment.If you are in a hurry please be informed about this.Please do not ask about shipping time before estimated shipping time.Of course we try to send the items sooner than 10 bussiness days but sometimes there will be a handling time of non-stocked items. We are not responsible of post delays/losts.Customs fees/custom controls.Shipping time is around 9-45 days( 9-25days to Europe.9-45 days to other countries) ... moreWorldwide and very rarely may take longer.We are not responsible about shipping time because we are not responsible about post systems Because of christmast and other festivals there may be many parcels waiting in customs control.So your item may deliver late.And also because of bad weather conditions in Europe,sometimes parcels delays. We do not accept negative/neutral feedback because of post delays and problems.Please be informed before buy. Thank you very much for understanding BR Umut1001 IF YOUR TOTAL ORDER COSTS LESS THAN 9 USD INCLUDING SHIPPING COST AND IF YOU NEED TRACKING NUMBER. PLEASE REQUEST TOTAL FROM SELLER AND ADD A NOTE ABOUT TRACKING NUMBER COST.WE WILL CHARGE YOU 3USD EXTRA FOR TRACKING NUMBER.THANKS EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE FEES TO USA 0-500 grammes 41.99USD 500-1000 grammes 53.99USD 1000-1500 grammes 65.99USD 1500-2000 grammes 77.99USD EVERY +500 grammes +12USD EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE FEES TO USA 0-500 grammes 41.99USD 500-1000 grammes 53.99USD 1000-1500 grammes 65.99USD 1500-2000 grammes 77.99USD EVERY +500 grammes +12USD TERMS AND CONDITIONS(ADDITIONAL) RESENDING OF ITEMS BECAUSE OF RETURNED MAILS(UNCLAIMED) SHOULD BE PAID BY CUSTOMERS.IF CUST
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