0.005 Ohm 3W Surface Mount Sense Resistor (Pack of 3) Soldron BN25S3 Nickel Plated Spade 3mm Bit Tip for 25 Watt Soldering Iron Installation help and advice

Name: 0.005 Ohm 3W Surface Mount Sense Resistor (Pack of 3) Soldron BN25S3 Nickel Plated Spade 3mm Bit Tip for 25 Watt Soldering Iron Installation help and advice
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0.005 Ohm 3W Surface Mount Sense Resistor (Pack of 3) Soldron BN25S3 Nickel Plated Spade 3mm Bit Tip for 25 Watt Soldering Iron Installation help and advice

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