Fuse Resistor ?

Mar 15, 2009 3 Replies

I've a cassette recorder with a fuse resistor that has gone open circuit. I've not come across such a device before and don't know if I can find a replacement easily (I'm in the UK). The service manual shows it to be 3.3 ohms and 1/2w, with a voltage drop of 1 volt across it.



Can I replace it with 3.3 ohm resistor and a 500ma fuse ?



Thanks Rob


300ma would be closer ! But fusible resistors are available from Farnell, Radio Spares, Digikey etc etc...
Best Regards: Baron.

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Thanks Baron - 'Fusible resistor' is clearly the right term; I got no usable hits with Fuse Resistor, but am getting what I need with Fusible ....

Cheers Rob

You might have better luck searching for a "fusistor" - that is what Fluke Electronics calls them.

Shaun

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