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737DIYSIM

Diffuser Lens: category illustration, not the specific product

From £0.25

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330 Ohm 1/8W Metal Film Resistor +-1%

PCFlights

330 Ohm 1/8W Metal Film Resistor +-1%: category illustration, not the specific product

$0.10

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Price	From £0.25	$0.10
Availability	In stock	Not specified
CockpitSquare overview	A selection of diffuser lenses for simulator annunciator and panel projects. Available in several formats, including single lenses, multi-piece packs, dual-colour versions, and options intended for Korry or AFDS-style components.	A 330-ohm metal film resistor rated at 1/8 watt with ±1% tolerance. The product page states that it can be used with the seller’s Indicator PCB for LEDs using a 12V power input.
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Aviation category	Universal / Generic	Universal / Generic
Compatibility & connections
Supported simulators	Simulator compatibility: Suitable for various projects in any simulation	Not specified
Connections	Not specified	Not specified
Software requirements	Not specified	Not specified
Physical requirements	Not specified	Not specified
Hardware compatibility	Not specified	Compatible equipment: PCFlights Indicator PCB; suitable for LEDs with 12V power input
Simulator add-on compatibility	Not specified	Not specified
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Additional factual details	Available variants: Replica Korry 318 single diffuser, Replica Korry 318 diffuser lens 15-piece MIP pack, dual-colour Korry diffuser lens, single-colour dual-colour Korry diffuser lens, Master Caution/Fire Warning/SOOT diffuser lens, and AFDS diffuser lens 3-pack Price: From £0.25 Quantity selection: The product page provides a quantity selector	Resistance: 330 ohm Tolerance: ±1% Power rating: 1/8W (0.125W) Product code: RES-330R-1/8 Availability: The page displays both “In Stock” and an out-of-stock notification form; current availability is therefore inconsistent on the consulted page.