15K 0.25W 5% Carbon Film Resistor Axial Through-Hole (50 pcs.) 11.1V 2200mAh Orange Lithium polymer battery it is not recommended for

Name: 15K 0.25W 5% Carbon Film Resistor Axial Through-Hole (50 pcs.) 11.1V 2200mAh Orange Lithium polymer battery it is not recommended for
Brand: imperium.com.mx
SKU: 95888520227
Price: 92.11 USD
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15K 0.25W 5% Carbon Film Resistor Axial Through Hole (50 pcs.) 11.1V 2200mAh Orange Lithium polymer battery it is not recommended for it is not recommended for direct outdoor sunlight exposure where ambient brightness exceeds 5000 nits while the included camera cable enables instant visual project capabilities 25 Watts or 1 4 Watts The maximum working voltage is 300 Volts and the maximum overload voltage is 600 Volts for these resistors

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