I offer some clarification (based on the "live animal" in front of me:
The colors on the resistor are (from left to right):
Brown Red Brown Gold
1 2 1 (1 zero) 5% tolerance
This gives the value of 120 ohms (as has been previously posted).
Knowing these colors means you will know that you have the right resistor
when purchasing.
:)
Warren
(Sidenote: Instead of a four-letter word for "Red," how about "Rejoice?"
So, "Red Orange" is "Rejoice Of.")
Also: the number info is from an "old" electronics book.
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