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This pack of 100 metal film resistors features a 330ฮฉ resistance with a 0.5W power rating and ยฑ1% tolerance, delivering reliable noise suppression, moisture-proofing, and high temperature resistance. Ideal for Arduino projects and electronic experiments, these resistors come neatly packaged in an anti-static bag for easy storage and long-term use.







| Asin | B07QH5PFG3 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,314 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #1 in Single Fixed Resistors |
| Date First Available | April 9, 2019 |
| Item Model Number | EFR-W0D50-A:MF |
| Item Weight | 1.13 ounces |
| Manufacturer | EDGELEC |
| Package Dimensions | 3.98 x 3.94 x 0.59 inches |
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Join the Resistance (or at least, get these resistors)!
Most Amazon vendors do a pretty good job with packaging and shipping, and vary somewhat in terms of product quality and value. But these EDGELEC 330-ohm resistors check every box!The price was fair for what I ordered, not as low as I would get with a bundle pack such as Bojacks, but all in the resistance value I need (because I go through a lot of circuits requiring current-limiting resistors for indicators). But these can take more power than the bundle pack if I ever need that, and they are packaged and labeled so well I can store them without any additional work. The box is fully labeled and the inner zip-loc electrostatic bag is also fully labeled, so I won't have individual resistors or tape-paks flying everywhere in my supplies boxes.There is a huge selection of resistance values available so I had no trouble buying the exact one I wanted. The only caveat there is that the sorting on the Amazon page is alphabetical not numeric -- the 330-ohm was between the 300K and 330K resistances.The product they sent is exactly what I ordered. I was able to use some of the resistors right away, and they work perfectly. Because of this, I have already ordered another one (the 10Ks to have more pull-down resistors), and maybe that is the best endorsement that this is a worthwhile product. Often in my reviews I will post caveats about a product but really, other than the order in which they are listed on the product page, I have nothing negative to say about these; they hit every need or want I had (for resistors, ha ha).I am not writing this as a paid endorser but just as a regular electronics hobbyist and, as such, I encourage you to try these the next time you're in the market for resistors.
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Good Parts
Ordered the 330 Ohm version. Tested a bunch of them and they were all 327 to 330 Ohm.
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High Temp?
Not sure what is high temp resistance on these?Used 12volt on these to see what they could handle, they got very very very hot!! Don't plan to use12volts, but you get an idea of what they cant handle.. Anything above 12volts.. 9volts? Will see.. Going lower and its starting to look like why bother ordering these (no I don't have any of the Dr. Frankenstein science equipment. Just stuff anyone would have laying around)PS. I ordered these for micro LEDs so I will be going lower on my setup. But for others it might not be what you want..
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Verified with my multimedia... They are what they are!
These are good quality resistors for low amperage applications. They are as listed. The resistance is within tolerance according to my DMM.
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Great to have around
Primary use for these is with small projects I do around the house and adding features to my old truck. They work well. I have had a couple fail after light to moderate use. Not the greatest disability. That could be my own fault, since I used them in non-traditional fashions. But, since I'm primarily using them for developing, no complaints. If I ever use up my stock I will purchase more from this seller.
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Good Value
Good ValueExcellent PackagingQuick shippingGets the job done!
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They measured perfect.
Great Quality
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Leads too thin for breadboartd
The leads on these resisters are a bit too thin to reliably work in a breadboard. If you solder them in...they work great so only an issue if you intend to use them for breadboard prototyping. To make them work, I bent the leads over double...making them thicker and more likely to reliably make contact in the breadboard. It is a bit of a bother but seemed to work. It would have been better if the leads were a bit thicker....say 0.65 instead of the 0.45 which they are.
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