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Old 8th Oct 2022, 9:23 pm   #1
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Default Thermistor 1A-1

Evening,
I've been hunting the web but cant seem to find any thermistor 1A-1, or what its value is.

Anyone happen to know what the actual thermistor values / type is? then i can see if I can see if I can get some from Farnell or RS etc

Many Thanks
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Many of us would like to get that information
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Old 9th Oct 2022, 12:43 pm   #3
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According to a post in the link below it's 200k (+-20%) cold and 500 Ohms at 100mW dissipation:

https://groups.google.com/g/uk.d-i-y/c/pqEXU2RQmnA

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Old 9th Oct 2022, 1:50 pm   #4
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I might have a few, PM if interested, Pip
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I have bag with some in, marked with a BT part number. I remember they were very high resistance at 20C.
Will try and find them and report back.
Not sure if I offered them with my R53, RA53 etc a few months ago. But think all those threads have now gone.
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Old 9th Oct 2022, 4:49 pm   #6
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I found some of my Thermistors 1A-1 - now been sent to eBay since I went to the bother to search them out, so Rob may be a better bet!
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Old 9th Oct 2022, 8:02 pm   #7
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Default Re: Thermistor 1A-1

Thank you for the replies. I'll have a look and see if anything is similar to the one mentioned can be got from electronic suppliers.
I potentially only need one, although I'm beginning to think it is a slight fault with the dial, that causes the bell to tinkle while dialling. none of my others do.

Cheers
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Old 10th Oct 2022, 5:08 pm   #8
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Found them, number is 1A, not 1A-1. Whether mine are first issue, non encapsulated. The 420700 is I believe the stores item number.
Pm me with your address and I can post.
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