I am just putting together what will hopefully be the last Mouser order for the Kaiju rebuild. And since I'm going "all out" I figure I'll get some nice Vishay 1%, highly temp stable 1K bias resistors for the 300Bs. I've gotten into the habit of automatically choosing non-inductive wirewound resistors - figuring that inductance in a resistor is a nuisance best avoided. But for a cathode bias resistor, where I want a constant current through the resistor to maintain a constant voltage drop, maybe inductive is the way to go?
Any thoughts on that?
cheers and thanks, Derek