We have measured the electrical resistivity rho (0.5 K<T<300 K) of kappa-ty
pe (BETS)(2)X (X=FeCl4, GaCl4) salts. Both salts which remain normal metall
ic show a similar behavior to each other. d rho/dT takes a minimum around 1
60-180 K, a maximum around 110 K and a kink around 20 K, and rho=rho(0)+ATBT2 holds below 20 K. In contrast to lambda-(BETS)(2)FeCl4, pi-electrons in
the kappa-type counterpart seem to interact little with the localized 3d-e
lectrons of Fe3+ (S=5/2).