Where to find 1/4W through hole fusible resistors (small quantity)

[nuno]

Looks like I'm having trouble finding them (I'm in Europe), specifically in the 1/4W power rating. 1/2W seems much easier to find.
This is for Sony '80s - '90s equipment repair.
Any suggestions?

[coromonadalix]

You can use thru hole pico fuses,  you have some auto reset ones  and other  physically similar to a resistor  but its a fuse,    green colored or yellow colored

[mikerj]

What value resistor do you need?

[jh15]

Mouser should have pico fuses as does my local store.      I was supposed to be starting on a Portugal Viking river cruise when the crap started. could have been stranded at airports or something if the timing was different . Dodged a bullet.
     I'll be sure to bring a ham rig from now on if stuck somewhere for fun.

[nuno]

Currently I need a pair of 100 Ohm and a 2.2 Ohm. So "pico fuse"... I'll look into that. Many thanks to all!

Viking River It's probably on the Douro River up north, a beautiful mountainous place cutting Portugal east-west from Spain to the sea. Homeland of the OPorto Wine.

[jh15]

thanks nuno I look forward to touring your country. Just wish wife and Viking could delay it till things are safe. Know any hams in your area?

[nuno]

Sorry, don't know of any hams, I'm not into "haming". But there are other users from Portugal here, I think I saw someone commenting on radio stuff some time ago, but I can't remember any details anymore.

Here it all started up north, but it is quite calm there now. Currently, more than 90% of new cases (currently less than 300/day) are poping up in the Lisbon area (center - south), usually in clusters (like factories), average daily deaths are at ~2 for the past week or so.

[Kleinstein]

Mouser still has 82 Ohms as 1/4 W, but that's about it in 250 mW, at least from Germany.

[nuno]

I bought some thermal fuses, I'll make some experiments of thermal coupling a normal 1/4W resistor to a thermal fuse, electrically connected in series.

[fzabkar]

In Australia I buy fusible resistors from WES Components (Wagner Electronics). They supply to the audio/video/TV repair trade. Perhaps there is a similar supplier in Europe?

How about Dönberg Electronics (Ireland)?

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