[raypunzel]

I know this section is for collecting. etc, but does anyone know of the site that used to sell the 90 and 120 ohm resistors. Then visitors will be able to drive my newer box stock JL cars....I knew I could work in "box stock" slots in this post somewhere.
Ray

 

[martybauer31]

This is as good a place as any to ask it....

I know if you do a search on ebay there are guys that sell them. Also bat-jet sells resistors that people seem to like as well.

http://www.bat-jet.com/nitro.html

Hope that helps!

 

[noddaz]

No problem...

Looky, looky...

http://www.bat-jet.com/nitro.html

 

[martybauer31]

I win! :tongue:

 

[noddaz]

Nutz

I win! :tongue:

Trying to do this while answering phones at work is a pain... lol

 

[vaBcHRog]

Also there is the Param 90 ohm controller that most of the online HO shops have or can get. And if you have an low ohm Param you van get the 120 Ohm resistor from HOWORLD I have used all of these including several different BRP contollers and they are all great. One note the BRPs have a fuse built into the bottom of the handle incase you hook it up wrong on a track that is wired fro brakes. You can blow the high Ohm resitors very easily when you do that.

Roger Corrie

 

[Captain Fred]

I bought a BRP Nitro 120. I highly recommend it.

It works great! :thumbsup:

 

[raypunzel]

BRP it is!

Thanks for the input..It was BRp and their resistor that I was trying to remember.
RAy

 

[ParkRNDL]

I have a BRP 120 also, and I really like it...

--rick

 

[noddaz]

Yes indeedy..
Wonderful product!
Scott

 

[okracer]

why cant someone make a chassis that fits in a parma handle where you quick change the resistors i have thought about it but not sure how to conect the resistors where you can just pull it out and put in another one thought about automotove type conectors but not sure if they can handle the high amps

 

[roadrner]

Trying to do this while answering phones at work is a pain... lol

Scott,
Unplug the phone or tell 'em to stop calling, you're busy. :devil:
Dave

 

[micyou03]

I got mine from HO World.

http://howorld.fsmra.com/pages/pageone.html

Now the site says that Nostalgia Hobby is the exclusive distributor of HO World resistors.