
Our black-vinyl heat-shrink tubing is 1/4" dia, already cut into 2" lengths, and shrinks to half its diameter. The tubing is marked "fuse link 20 ga." You'll get a package of (20) tubes.
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15500 HEAT SHRINK TUBING |
Your basic, monaural, one-ear earphone, just like dad used to listen to his transistor radio during geometry class before there was texting. With a 20-foot cord, 15 Ohm impedance, and a 1/8" mono jack for a radio or TV.
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39434 EARPHONE |
Literally. This 6 watt, 6 ohm speaker is from Sharp Corporation. The speaker is 4-3/8" x 2" oblong with (4) mounting holes, a paper cone and a 1-7/8" dia voice coil.
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39100 SHARP SPEAKERS |
This little (12mm dia x 8mm thick) transducer makes that ultra-annoying buzzing modem sound, because it's made for a modem. Apply a square wave signal in the 2200Hz range at approx 6V and it will buzzerate for you. Well, who wouldn't? Sound pressure level is about 85dB, 80 Ohm impedance. Housing is marked for polarity. Printed on the top is RDI-DMT-1206. Application notes are at www.microchip.com, reference AN655.
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40246 TRANDUCER |
Build your own quartz antenna. These (2) 4-3/8" x 3" x 1-5/16" plastic boxes each have (2) boxes of quartz crystals inside and (2) aluminum U-brackets that are attached to a single screw terminal on one short side of the box. They're made to be used in pairs as part of a 300 Ohm antenna. All you need is cabling to connect them. Made in Brazil, the antenna capital of South America, probably.
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40262 QUARTZ CRYSTAL ANTENNA |
This small electret condenser microphone element is just 3/8" dia x 3/16" thick in a 3/4" sq x 5/16" rubber shock mount. Has dual 1-1/4" leads to a 2-pin Molex connector.
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40280 SHOCK-MOUNT MIC |
This nifty little take-out speaker from an iMac" looks sort of like a translucent acrylic Roman helmet. Has a 1" driver mounted in the 2-1/2" dia, uh, helmet, with short leads coming off it. Not rated, but wethinks it's 1/2 Watt. Hits that sweet spot between cute and useful.
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40883 HALF-WATT IMAC TAKE-OUT SPEAKER |
A 4.1 MFD 300 VAC capacitor. Only 1-5/8" long x 3/4" dia., the MGT-67A P.C. mount capacitor has a resistor mounted on its side.
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28999 4.1 MFD CAPACITOR |
Sure-handed utility infielder for the Expos, late 80s. Also a horn-mounted speaker, 80W/2.5-35kHz frequency response, 97 decibel crossover at 5kHz/4uF. This tweeter is mounted in a black plastic horn measuring 7-3/16 wide x 3-1/8" high x 4" deep. Should work with a 4- or 8-ohm load, but you may want to put a low-value 1/2W resister in series to pad it down a bit. Has (8) 3/16" mounting holes and quick-disconnect terminals.
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40043 HORN-MOUNTED TWEETER SPEAKER |
About time you organized the car visor. Choose between two styles. The larger version is 11-1/4"x 6-1/2" and has (5) pockets (one with a zipper) plus slide-in sleeves for (8) CDs and elastic straps for holding it to the visor. The (only slightly) smaller one is 11-5/8" x 5-7/8" with a single zippered pocket, sleeves for (12) CDs, and a pair of hook-and-loop straps to hold it on the visor. Both are in black vinyl.
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39201 LARGE VISOR PAL | |
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39204 SMALL VISOR PAL |
Individual cases for 3–1/2” computer discs. The nice thing about these is that they are stiff enough to protect the disc but just flexible enough not to be brittle and break the way most “jewel” cases do. Red, blue, purple or gold, all are translucent enough to read interior labels. We pick your color.
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30371 SINGLE DISKETTE CASE |
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