I have a ~20 year old FT2100B which has a broken ceramic
component--cylindrical, 4x20mm, about the size and shape of a 1W resistor,
but it does not have color code bands. It is broken in half. The printed ID
information is only partly visible on the remaining glaze, but the letters
that are visible match up with some other high-power components that are
labeled as follows:
2P.J
220K ohm
ATLAS
The component is in the final section, connecting a safety-interlock switch
(which goes to case ground) to a line that might be the RF feed. The
component is physically soldered to the interlock switch. No wires are
visible in the broken edges of the component.
I presume it is a power resistor, but would appreciate guidance as to an
appropriate type and source for a replacement. The nearest item in the
Mauser catalog, by appearance, would be a 1W Metal Oxide Power Resistor. Is
this right?
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