My best guess would be that with increasing temperature the resistance would go 
up, to be in the safe range at room temperature the resistance would have to be 
on the low side. Just a guess though.

Peter van Hoof


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "John Nall" <jwnall@gmail.com>
To: "Microcontroller discussion list - Public." <piclist@mit.edu>
Sent: Friday, October 07, 2005 8:35 PM
Subject: Re: [OT] All minus and no plus


> Jinx wrote:
>
>>>Otherwise, let's just consider the conspiracy factor by putting
>>>on our tinfoil hats to ponder the possibilities, hehehe  ;-)
>>>
>>
>>Too bloody right
>>
>
> OK, armed with the collective wisdom of this group (or at least that rag-tag 
> portion of it that reads [OT], anyway) I did further checking.  (a) 
>  Batteries -- this is A/C powered.  (b)  does it zero when shorted -- yep. 
> (c) so let us compare other units -- other (cheaper) units give the same 
> results.  Since all three are pretty consistent, I think that we can accept 
> the data as true.  I don't know about everyone else, but to me it definitely 
> signifies a lowering of standards.  Where it will all end, I do not know.  :-(
>
> John
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