na-t tach resist's
- Thread starter madseacow
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a word of wisdom: whenever you have a question, search mkiiitech.com or www.4cefed.com before you ask the question. the answer is usually there, thanks to dr. j. that being said, here's the exact link:
http://www.speedtoys.com/~stryder//tech/natachchanges.jpg
-shaeff
http://www.speedtoys.com/~stryder//tech/natachchanges.jpg
-shaeff
Just so you know.
I used Doc Jonez' site for my N/A to T conversion. I have printed it out and put a cover on it that says "Bible" and it is sitting on my nightstand.
I did the tach covernsion, and it works like a charm.
I used Doc Jonez' site for my N/A to T conversion. I have printed it out and put a cover on it that says "Bible" and it is sitting on my nightstand.
I did the tach covernsion, and it works like a charm.
I'm well aware of your site Dr Jonez, and keep it next to me like a bible but it does not specify which ohm, half, 1? it does not specify which ohm, just what k's. now I'm not going to pretend to be the most electronicly savy guy, but I can read a damn website. so once again, what OHM? do the resistors need to be? does it matter?
ummmmmmmmmm...ohm = resistance = the values on the picture!
sounds like you're referring to WATTAGE. 1/4W should be fine.
sounds like you're referring to WATTAGE. 1/4W should be fine.
oh thanks, I went to rat shack and tried to get 'em but she wanted to know if they were half or 1 ohm. is that the problem? where I'm getting 'em? cause the little package will say like 45k, 1/2 ohm.... gawd damnit.... my cat's breath smells like cat food