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dm3box · 11-12-2008, 10:34

A 0-Ohm resistor is equivalent to a blob of solder across the pads. No need to buy anything for that.

A 1R0 on the other hand, if it is there for a reason, it can certainly NOT be safely replaced with a 0-Ohm one!

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dm3box No Life Poster Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: dm3unlock Posts: 706 Member: 631393 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 749	A 0-Ohm resistor is equivalent to a blob of solder across the pads. No need to buy anything for that. A 1R0 on the other hand, if it is there for a reason, it can certainly NOT be safely replaced with a 0-Ohm one!