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|    Ralph Mowery to All    |
|    Re: Resistors in parallel    |
|    26 Jul 23 13:59:54    |
      From: rmowery42@charter.net              In article <8s90ci1ghb40pef22nofi1s7ddgbdg86u8@4ax.com>, dhg99908       @hotmail.se says...       >       > >       > >Same resistors in parallel divide... for 4 watts out of 0.5 watters you       > >need eight resistors, so 8x the value: 8 * 15k = 120K       > >       > >(because 8 120k resistors in parallel, divide by 8, is 15k)       >       > Superb! Many htankss!       >       >              Same resistors in series or parallel is just the simple multiplyer or       devidisin.              Same with capacitors except the mul and devide is reversed.              It only falls into that long drawn out formular of the recipical of the       recipical for more than 2 or the product over the sum for 2 of different       values.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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