[coopman]

I my kit I got the following:
1)  two LYNK 10W3RJ TWN resistors
2) two LYNK 10W 6R2J TWN resistors
3) two sets of these with their leads twisted together:  LYNK 10W27RJ TWN/LYNK 10W22RJ TWN
Can somebody please tell me what ohm rating these are?  The crossover schematic calls for a 3 ohm, a 6.2 ohm and a 12 ohm.  3) has me completely baffled!
Thanks for your reply. 

[corndog71]

10W3RJ = 3ohm

10W6R2J = 6.2 ohm

Do the ones twisted together have both ends twisted together?  If so then each twisted pair probably equals 12 ohms.

[coopman]

Yes, the leads on both ends are twisted together.  How does a 27 & a 22 = a 12 Ohm resistor? 

[Hobbsmeerkat]

Its kinda odd to explain, but 2 resistors in parallel have their total value divided by 4.

22+27Ohm= 49Ohm
49Ohm ÷ 4= 12.25 Ohm

I'm probably oversimplifying it, but it's the easiest way I can explain it.

[coopman]

Interesting.  I would have never figured that out!  Thanks.

[Danny Richie]

Using a pair of resistors was the only way to make a 12 ohm value. We have exhausted every decent 12 ohm resistor in the US and Canada.

Getting parts right now is really tough.