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I have been looking online all night and just cant figure it out. also would they need to be in a series or parallel? Thanks in advance.
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Hello,

you can use a 92k Ohm carbon resistor. If you looking out for tht specific number then probly you'l need many of them and connect in series.
90k+1k+500+100X3=91800.
Not sure if 90k is a standard. u can find a closest one like 88k or someting and add up to you number.

Hope it helps:)
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