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Re: EOL's

Subject: Re: EOL's
From: "Chub" <w@xxxxx>
Date: Sun, 19 Feb 2006 08:32:24 -0500
Newsgroups: alt.security.alarms
References: <ComdnSiFlNrWlWjenZ2dneKdnZydnZ2d@xxxxxxxxxxx> <1140250119.030444.308660@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <eb6ev1h97at7kufj9b3amplqddkrkuemuu@xxxxxxx> <1140321927.419212.40090@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <004gv1l9g6cr9j3ril4kapl18o7bvvm0jl@xxxxxxx>

"Robert L Bass" <sales@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:004gv1l9g6cr9j3ril4kapl18o7bvvm0jl@xxxxxxxxxx
>> No Robert, the tolerance of a resistor applies to the percentage that
>> it may deviate from it's rating...
>
> No, Al.  The percentage of deviation is a manufacturing issue.
> The resistor will remain at whatever it was when it was made for
> time immemorial.


obviously not
numbnut
or the OP would not have posted his question.

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- Re: EOL's
  - From: Robert L Bass
- Re: EOL's
  - From: Al Colombo
- Re: EOL's
  - From: Robert L Bass

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