1280pcs 64 Values 1 ohm - 10M ohm 1/4W Metal Film Resistors Assortment Kit Set

Sorry reply you late. I have E6 standard 46 Values are: ohm- 1, 2.2, 4.7,5.6, 8.2, 10, 15, 22,27,33,39,47,56,68,75,82, 100,120,150,,180,220,270,330,390,470,510,680,820. K- 1,1.5, 2.2, 3.3, 3.9,4.7, 5.6,6.8, 7.5 x2, 8.2,10,15,22,33,39,47,56,68,75,82, 100,150,180,220,330,470,560,680. M- 1, 1.5, 2, 3.3, 4.7, 5.6, 10.

By Kuong V. Mac on April 13, 2018

This kit has 1, 2.2, 4.7,5.6, 8.2, 10 ohms

By J. Miller on November 5, 2017

Resistors always will be the same value under any voltage. It depends on the device that you will use and how much current you want to drain. But do not worry, 1 ohm is 1 ohm anywhere at any voltage.

By Daruin Solano on April 6, 2018

Yes they do -- at least with mine they did! Talk about a time-saver!

By hobnob on March 21, 2018

It didn't have 6.8K resistors.

By JT on March 14, 2018

It is the standard color code. It does have 5 bands instead of 4 which is what I was used to in the 80's when I first started learning electronics. So instead of a 3.3 meg being orange, orange green, it is orange orange black yellow. Or maybe it is something they do with 1% tolerance resistors versus 5 %. But you shoul… see more It is the standard color code. It does have 5 bands instead of 4 which is what I was used to in the 80's when I first started learning electronics. So instead of a 3.3 meg being orange, orange green, it is orange orange black yellow. Or maybe it is something they do with 1% tolerance resistors versus 5 %. But you shouldn't have any problem, I'm very satisfied with them so far. see less

By Kevin on February 4, 2018

If you throw the battery hard enough it should destroy one, so yes. If you are trying to burn one up then its easy to calculate. 4 alkaline AA wil add up to about 6 volts. V=I*R and Power = I*V so Power = V*V/R. These are 1/4 Watt so 1/4=6*6/R, solve for r, R = 144. So to make it burn you theoretically need a resi… see more If you throw the battery hard enough it should destroy one, so yes. If you are trying to burn one up then its easy to calculate. 4 alkaline AA wil add up to about 6 volts. V=I*R and Power = I*V so Power = V*V/R. These are 1/4 Watt so 1/4=6*6/R, solve for r, R = 144. So to make it burn you theoretically need a resistor less than 144 Ohms. If we want to burn them quickly we need to choose one less much less so 72 Ohms should burn after a shout time. see less

By J. Miller on January 24, 2018

Bands are resistance values, multipliers and accuracy percentages. Google resistor color codes for a complete breakdown

By Gerard M. on December 29, 2017

Yes I believe so.

By Mike Copeland on December 2, 2017

Yes

By ag2020 on November 21, 2017