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FS: NOS MLT (USSR) metal film resistors 0,125W,0,25W,0,5W,1W

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For sale NOS MLT(USSR) metal film resistors 1/8W, 1/4W, 1/2W, 1W, tolerance 5%

1/8W 13,15,20,24,36,43,75,82,91,100,120,130,160,180,200,240,360,430,470,510,560,750,820 Ohm
1,1k 1,6k 5,1k 11k 12k 13k 16k 18k 20k 24k 30k 36k 51k 62k 68k 82k 110k 150k 180k 200k
220k

1/4W 8,2 12,15,20,30,43,51,62,68,130,150,240,300,360,430,470,510,620,680,750,820,910 Ohm

1,2k 1,3k 1,6k 1,8k 2,k7 3,9k 6,8k 7,5k 8,2k 9,1k 12k 13k 15k 18k 22k 27k 30k 33k 36k 43k
51k 62k 75k 82k 91k 120k 180k 200k 240k 300k 360k 390k 430k 470k 510k 560k 750k
910k 1M 1,1M 1,2M 1,3M 1,5M 2M

1/2W 1,1 1,5 1,8 2,0 4,7 11,12,13,15,18,20,22,27,30,33,39,47,51,56,62,68,75,82,91,100,110
120,150,180,240,270,300,390,430,470,510,560,680,820,910 Ohm

1k 1,3k 1,5k 1,6k 1,8k 2,2k 2,4k 2,7k 3,0k 3,3k 3,6k 5,1k 5,6k 6,8k 7,5k 8,2k 10k 18k 20k
22k 24k 39k 33k 47k 75k 82k 91k 150k 220k 620k 820k 1M 1,6M

1W 2,2 3,0 8,2 11,18,30,33,39,68,75,91,130,200,470,620, Ohm

3,9k 7,5k 8,2k 20k 27k 47k 68k 82k 150k 620k 3,6M


Asking 1/8W-0,04€ each, 1/4W-0,05€ each, 1/2W-0,07€ each, 1W-0,1€ each plus shipping
 

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I got some samples of these Russian resistors.
I could never figure out what the tolerance actually was.

For example the 1k resistors varied from:
620,680,750,790, 820,850,910, 1k, 1,1k, 1,2k 1,3k, 1,4k 1,5k 1,6k, 1,7k 1,8k 2,2k 2,4k

I never used them for fear they would continue to drift until it
destroyed what ever I put them in.

Cheers,
 
I got some samples of these Russian resistors.
I could never figure out what the tolerance actually was.

For example the 1k resistors varied from:
620,680,750,790, 820,850,910, 1k, 1,1k, 1,2k 1,3k, 1,4k 1,5k 1,6k, 1,7k 1,8k 2,2k 2,4k

I never used them for fear they would continue to drift until it
destroyed what ever I put them in.

Cheers,

Because of that fact SOVIET MILITARY ELECTRONIC by 40% better than other in the world!!! All circuits in Soviet university we are calculated with 40%
tolerance! 40%, Caaaarl!!! 🙂

SyncTronX, sure you have standart not MIL spec resistors, BTW MIL spec Soviet resistors are good quality and tolerance.
 
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I got some samples of these Russian resistors.
I could never figure out what the tolerance actually was.

For example the 1k resistors varied from:
620,680,750,790, 820,850,910, 1k, 1,1k, 1,2k 1,3k, 1,4k 1,5k 1,6k, 1,7k 1,8k 2,2k 2,4k

I never used them for fear they would continue to drift until it
destroyed what ever I put them in.
It is hard to believe. Today I measured 14 pieces 1kohm 0,5W MLT resistors
5% tolerance and result is: 976, 977,986, 986, 986, 986, 990, 997, 1001, 1001, 1004, 1009, 1011, 1013 Ohm. So real tolerance is from -2,4% to +1,3%.
Maybe your resistors were chinese counterfeits, not genuine russian military MLT's.
 
Maybe the prices asked are reasonable, but possible buyers should be informed, that no ex-soviet diyer would recommend to use MLT resistors at sound-critical places (like grids, plates, gates, draines, NFB dividers, etc.). Because of non-audiophile quality contacts between end caps and resistive layer. Sound quality issues are related with materials science quite a lot.
Soviet audiophile quality resistors are
S2-10 (metal film)
MRX (wire wound)
PTMN (wire wound)
BLP (carbon-boron resistive layer)
ULI (carbon)
Especially S2-10 have good quality silver alloy based contacs, and UHF quality design.
 
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