Re: Homemade 100W resistor?
- From: John - KD5YI <groups5munge@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2006 02:33:44 GMT
Claus Jensen wrote:
Large wattage resistors are quite expensive and I am always needing
different values in the 1-20 ohm range.
Can anyone tell me the best way to make a 100W resistor out of found
or inexpensive materials as in homemade construction? Something with a
sliding tap to adjust resistance would be handy.
100W would be ideal, but if that is not practical I could accept a
smaller rating and run them in parallel.
Thank you for any advice on this topic.
Claus J.
Hi, Claus -
I bought a toaster at a garage sale for $.50 and it made a dandy 16R, 900W resistor for DC loads. I later dismantled it and made several resistors from it. Two of them were 12R at 300W.
Cheers,
John
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