Posted by Wayne Parham [ 70.234.108.142 ] on October 13, 2007 at 19:13:08:

In Reply to: ROTFLMAO! posted by Bill Epstein on October 13, 2007 at 14:39:40:

Sweet! Such a deal.

The shunt resistors are to discharge the capacitors so they don't maintain a dangerously high voltage. Leave 'em in place if they'll be in high voltage circuits. It is such a high resistance, it won't make the capacitors act leaky. If the caps are used in low voltage circuits, it doesn't matter as much.

Replies:

• Re: You want a pair? Or 2? - Bill Epstein 19:22:36 10/13/07 (6)
  • Sure you have enough? - Wayne Parham 23:10:26 10/13/07 (5)
    • Re: Sure you have enough? - Bill Epstein 17:58:54 10/28/07 (4)
      • Thanks! - Wayne Parham 23:06:26 10/30/07 (3)
        • Re: Thanks! - Bill Epstein 08:42:59 10/31/07 (2)
          • Re: Thanks! - Wayne Parham 09:27:01 10/31/07 (1)
            • Re: Thanks! - Bill Epstein 15:04:19 10/31/07 (0)