Paul B wrote:

>   Umm, sorry, no it *doesn't* at all!  R10 could either mean, as was
> mentioned, resistor number 10, *or* ten centiohms.  Well, actually, 0.10
> ohms, though 0R10 is generally considered more proper.
>
>   Many things, *never* ten ohms.

Yup, gotta agree.  10R is 10 ohms.  R10 is the "tenth" resistor in your
circuit diagram.  0R10 is a 0.1 ohm resistor.

Steve Thackery
Suffolk, England.
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