Safe to be missing F1 resistor?
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PeglegJimmy
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Safe to be missing F1 resistor?
Well while testing my controller job that's going to be in my portable, 3 wires touched, because I don't have electrical tape till tomorrow. It blew it up my F1 resistor(Controller works great tho BTW), and I don't have a new resistor to put there, so I just pulled it out and put a wire bridging it. It works fine, but will there be any damage 
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-=FamilyGuy=-
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PeglegJimmy
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my DC doesn't even work without that thing :S , it sucks cause i think mine as blown, since the controllers aren't working, I need to replace it but I can't find a resistor for it :S , how do i see if a resistor has 10 ohms? all I can see is the Voltage and e uFs , I've tried different kinds of resistors but none of them work ...
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-=FamilyGuy=-
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Just so you know, if this resistor (in fact it's a resistor-like fuse but nobody cares anyway) blown, it had its reasons, so if you bypass it, further parts may die in your motherboard, potentially frying it.PeglegJimmy wrote:Well I'm planning to replace it, it's just the closest store with anything electrical is 30 miles away, and I don't have a license till next yearI just wondered if it was safe for a week or so.
Depending on where you are located, I could ship you a free 10ohm resistor if you pay the shipping (would be ridiculously small if you're in america)
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