Kathryn,
If I understand you correctly, a 90 ohm potentiometer hooked up in series
would allow me to vary the resistance from 0 to 90 ohms. Is that correct? Or
is that kiloOhms?
Peter
Dear Peter,
It says 150 on it, but it is 2 x 75 ohm units on top
of each other. When I check it with my mult
Dear Peter,
It says 150 on it, but it is 2 x 75 ohm units on top
of each other. When I check it with my multimeter, it
says 90 ohms each, so it is actually 180 ohms, not
150. However, I buy my parts at a surplus store, so
they might not be the top of the line. I have it
hooked up to only one part
Kathryn,
What is the rating of your variable resistor? If I can have that description
I can search to find one. Thank you
Peter
-Original Message-
There are no stupid questions. A Voltmeter reads
volts, but a multimeter is so much more useful. The
batteries last a long time. I don'
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