I want a tap on my pro-197. It's my understanding this is the ideal setup:
I did not realize until after I ordered my parts that the second resistor was recommended. Is it stupid for me to use a 10k resistor for both resistors? Unfortunately I have very minimal familiarity with electronics, circuits, etc.
Here's what I got. Please tell me if I got anything wrong.
RESISTOR, METAL FILM, 10 KOHM, 250 MW, ñ 0.1%; Resistance:10kohm; Resistance Tolerance:ñ 0.1%; Power Rating:250mW; Voltage Rating:200V; Temperature Coefficient:ñ 25ppm/øC; Resistor Element Material:Metal Film; No. of Pins:2
CONNECTOR, PHONE, JACK, 3WAY; Connector Type
hone; Series:Little-Jax; No. of Contacts:3; Gender:Jack; Contact Termination:Solder; Contact Plating:Nickel; Pin Size:1/4"; Connector Mountinganel; Leaded Process Compatible:Yes
CAPACITOR ALUM ELEC 10UF, 150V, AXIAL; Capacitance:10ÏF; Capacitance Tolerance:ñ 10%; Voltage Rating:150V; Life Time @ Temperature:2000 hours @ 105øC; Height:21mm; Diameter:10mm; Capacitor Terminals:Axial Leaded
I really appreciate any guidance.
I did not realize until after I ordered my parts that the second resistor was recommended. Is it stupid for me to use a 10k resistor for both resistors? Unfortunately I have very minimal familiarity with electronics, circuits, etc.
Here's what I got. Please tell me if I got anything wrong.
RESISTOR, METAL FILM, 10 KOHM, 250 MW, ñ 0.1%; Resistance:10kohm; Resistance Tolerance:ñ 0.1%; Power Rating:250mW; Voltage Rating:200V; Temperature Coefficient:ñ 25ppm/øC; Resistor Element Material:Metal Film; No. of Pins:2
CONNECTOR, PHONE, JACK, 3WAY; Connector Type
hone; Series:Little-Jax; No. of Contacts:3; Gender:Jack; Contact Termination:Solder; Contact Plating:Nickel; Pin Size:1/4"; Connector Mountinganel; Leaded Process Compatible:YesCAPACITOR ALUM ELEC 10UF, 150V, AXIAL; Capacitance:10ÏF; Capacitance Tolerance:ñ 10%; Voltage Rating:150V; Life Time @ Temperature:2000 hours @ 105øC; Height:21mm; Diameter:10mm; Capacitor Terminals:Axial Leaded
I really appreciate any guidance.
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