Try measuring it, maybe with LCR meter as turk said could also be something else, inductor.current sensor..?
thanks for trying to help me.
I have several values and each correspond to marking. (11K4 for one on the picture).
HP or Metrix confirm tolerance.
There is spiral line around colours values that I did not saw before on usuals manufacturers.
have a nice day
I have several values and each correspond to marking. (11K4 for one on the picture).
HP or Metrix confirm tolerance.
There is spiral line around colours values that I did not saw before on usuals manufacturers.
have a nice day
It looks very much like a Sfernice precision type made in the 70's and 80's.
No idea about the type N°, but if you can find databooks of that era, you will probably find it
No idea about the type N°, but if you can find databooks of that era, you will probably find it
thanks for answers. ,
I will explore sfernice idea but it's difficult as documents from this time was printed.
I will explore sfernice idea but it's difficult as documents from this time was printed.
Thanks johnego, for this fact that I did not know.the NOS are non magnetic and better sounding
hello friends,
French sovcor office, did not recognize resistance, perhaps because young workers do not know vintage products 😉
I was directed to TR5 corning electrosil glass tin oxide but I can't find any datasheet to confirm. Do someone of this august assembly have litterature ?
thanks
French sovcor office, did not recognize resistance, perhaps because young workers do not know vintage products 😉
I was directed to TR5 corning electrosil glass tin oxide but I can't find any datasheet to confirm. Do someone of this august assembly have litterature ?
thanks
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