Re: Progress

As a test while you are waiting for the good ones, you can wire 10 1 ohm 1/4W in parallel and you will have a 0.1 ohm resistor @2.5 W which is probably fine.

I missed your previous post but a silly question, did they blow open or what happened?
Bertho
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> "Peter Smith" <peter@...> wrote:
>
> Hello Paul
> Many thanks for the offer of a scope,but I would probably not know how to use it (by the way I am near Newcastle) as my electronic experience might just go as far as changing the battery on the car.
> I have to adopt the attitude of replace what I think is u/s, use a little bit of common sense ( pity I had not used some when I coupled the board to the power supply) and try again.
>
> I had a look in the RS cat but I think Non Inductives started at 1R0, anyway I asked them if they could get OHMITES or a direct replacement, that was a week ago and I have not heard from them, so assumed that they can't.
>
> I am going to ring Farnell to see if they have the two ICs that I need for each axis,so I will ask them about the resistors.
>
> Best Wishes
>
> Peter Smith