Need help with resistance number conversions

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The discussion centers on a request for assistance with resistor number conversions related to a puzzle. Participants suggest using resistor color code resources to determine the values based on color bands. There is uncertainty about the specific requirements of the puzzle, with one participant speculating that the sum of two resistor strings may be needed. A specific resistor in the puzzle is noted as potentially being less than 10 ohms, with examples provided for clarification. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of accurately interpreting resistor values for solving the puzzle.
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Hi,

I am not an EE, but I need help with a puzzle that has a resistor in it. The solution will look something like this:

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http://www.dragonswest.com/bandsofresistance.png"

Thank you for your help,

Steven
 
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Yes, have a look at the following site which deals with resistor color codes:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resistor_color_codes

You can work out the values of the resistors from the color bands on them.

Not sure what the puzzle is. Maybe you need to know the resistor values.
 
Do you perhaps want the sum of the resistances of the two resistor strings? All of the resistors seem straight forward except the last one in the first row, which I have never seen. It perhaps is a resistance less than 10 ohms: For example, a red-black resistor may be the same as a black-red-black resistor for a 3-ohm resistor.
 
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