Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Resistors

...but Violet gives, willingly. The multipliers are in
powers of ten, using the same number values; brown = 10^1,
red=10^2, orange=10^3, etc.

RayHex

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> From: P. J. Hicks <hickspj467@...>
>
> I might mention that while there is no polarity to a

resistor there is an

> order to the colors. With gold or silver (most common) on

the right end you

> read the resistance value left to right. First 2 colors

representing numbers

> and 3rd color being a multiplier. Last color, gold or

silver, being the

> tolerance percent, IIRC. BBROYGBVGW - Bad Boys

Ra....Black, brown, red,

> orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, grey, white = 0 - 9.

Sorry, don't

> remember the multipliers.