"Mike Rivers"
Phil Allison

I have never been concerned with "tempcos" (I assume that's Australian
for temperature coefficient) for a device that will always be used at
room temperature.


** Resistors get very hot due to dissipation - you tenth witted,
demented
parrot.


Mister-theory-practice-be-damned speaks wisely.


** The lying, ****wit parrot has snipped and shifted the context again
!!!!!!!!!

Any resistor claimed to be of 0.1% precision by its **maker** must have
commensurate tempco and long term stability figures as well.

Selecting 0.1% tolerance examples from 1% stock will NOT give you that.

The ****wit parrot's ****wit notion is just as putrid ad ever.




............ Phil