[MFJ-Ameritron] MFJ-259B impedance reading
KD7JYK DM09
kd7jyk at earthlink.net
Fri Jun 24 01:11:36 EDT 2011
"What exactly does "precision resistor" mean?"
It's a non-inductive resistor accurate to a thousandth of an Ohm or less
across a certain temperature and humidity range, usually it comes with a
chart indicating its parameters, if you're at 50º, it will read as this,
100º, like so, 10%, 20%, 30% humidity, et cetera. It's not the little
leaded junkers we find in all electronics, but it is a typical test bench
item. Yes, you can measure it with an Ohm meter. They come in various
forms, chips, leaded, even variable in a nice wooden box.
Kurt
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