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April 6th 09, 09:38 PM
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Installing a landing light blinker in an Archer
Jim, I had actually calculated 540 ohms for 13 volts and went looking for
560 ohms resistors. My local RS didn't have any 560's so I settled for two 1K 1/4 Watts in parallel. Good catch. -- Best Regards, Mike. http://flickr.com/photos/mikenoel/ "RST Engineering" wrote in message m... . If you added 500 ohm resistors to the circuit you've done something no other human being has done since RETMA took charge of component values prior to WWII. 470 or 510 maybe? Jim The one slight mod I did to Jim's schematic was to add 500 ohm resistors 
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