resistor types
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resistor types
what are the red-brownish resistors in old hiwatts? are they pihers or beyschlags? the yellowish ones look like the ordinary iskras
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Re: resistor types
Piher carbon films, AFAIK. Much better sounding than Beyschlags!Roe wrote:what are the red-brownish resistors in old hiwatts? are they pihers or beyschlags? the yellowish ones look like the ordinary iskras


Of course, it's entirely possible that both brands were used. Also, some Hylights have baby-blue metal films throughout or mixed with carbon films.
Yes, the yellow/tan ones are "ordinary" Iskra carbon films (also AFAIK).

You can almost feel the current flowing
You can almost see the circuits blowing
You can almost see the circuits blowing
Re: resistor types
thanks!
I've got quite a few pihers and iskras lately for my plexis. perhaps there will be some left for hiwatt projects. I'll start to sell if I find any more
I've got quite a few pihers and iskras lately for my plexis. perhaps there will be some left for hiwatt projects. I'll start to sell if I find any more