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Parasitic Suppression and Resistors	Reply
by K0BT on April 3, 2009	Mail this to a friend!
I need to build a couple of new parasitic supressors for a NCL-2000. The original resistors were the old style carbon composition. I have a bunch of Metal Oxide resistors of the correct value and wattage that are supposed to be non-inductive, but I just don't know if they are appropriate for this use. Does anyone know?

RE: Parasitic Suppression and Resistors	Reply
by K0BT on April 3, 2009	Mail this to a friend!
Oh, btw, the original cabon composition resistors lasted just fine. They are not burned up. One is cracked, apparently because of the stress put on it in the way it was originally mounted.

RE: Parasitic Suppression and Resistors	Reply
by KE4DRN on April 3, 2009	Mail this to a friend!
Hi Bob, Metal Oxide File will be fine. 73 james

RE: Parasitic Suppression and Resistors	Reply
by K0BT on April 3, 2009	Mail this to a friend!
Thank you, James. I built and installed the new pair of supressors and the amp works great. 73, Bob - K0BT

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