375 Piece, 15 Popular Value Resistor Kit

Really like this product. I needed just one 2.2k ohm resistor to replace my now-unused exhaust gas temperature probe on the catless turbo up-pipe of my forester xt; I couldn’t justify spending $5 on a multipack that I’d never use when I could spend just a bit more than that and have a lifetime supply of any resistor I’d ever need in 1/4W power.Great assortment organized very well. It hasn’t burned out in the application I bought it for yet so it gets 5 stars from me. No more CEL and limp mode-woo!

Received as expected, when expected, in excellent condition.

Just the assortment I needed. Resistors are bagged individually by size and marked. Color codes are easy to read. Box contains a color code chart and is a convenient way to store the resistors.

...and this kit proves it!There's not much you can say about resistors, and these are resistors. But they are as advertised, and the fact they all come in bags clearly marked with the value is nice.

Resistors are like ballpoint pens ... you have a million of them until you need one, and then they scurry to the distant corners of the planet. This has been a wonderful kit to have; not only can I put my hands on the exact resistor I need, but resistors that are no longer in use can go back in the bag, instead of being relegated to the "electronics heap" where all good parts go to die. I'd happily buy this again.

Used these in my digital logic and circuit analysis labs. Saved me a lot of time because I didn't have to look up resistor code colors (although I guess this might hurt me in the long run since I won't be able to tell 'from heart' what resistors are what). Not to mention it was useful in situations where the class was like "the project says we need five 3.3Kohm resistors... our provided kit had 3... oh, we need to share with the person next to us and take turns reconstructing the circuit individually? Ok.... :/".But yeah, I guess I *should* eventually study the colors so that I can tell what is what on sight, lest I be THAT guy on my first job that is like "hold on... so brown is.... um.... what was it, 1? Or 1000? Erm... hold on, I have a chart somewhere"

It's good

Organized Packaging and seemed like a good value for the money. Especially since there isn't a Radio Shack in my area any longer.