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Resistors
We have hundreds of thousands of 1/4 watt resistors which we will send an assortment of (100) 1/4 watt resistors of at least (10) different ohm ratings. All have two axial leads, and 5% tolerance. Don't miss out! This is to cheep to pass up.
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21970 ASSORTED RESISTORS |
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Antique Tuners
Or at least pretty old. The circa '70s car-radio tuner from Philco-Ford has a 6-position rotary switch with spring-loaded gears. Scrounge lots of capacitors, resistors, chokes, diodes, etc., from this tuner, or display one next to your favorite buggy whip.
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33575 RADIO TUNER |
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Radio Kit
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD-Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
An advanced kit compared to the others, a little more deluxe and a little more complicated. It is an AM/FM radio kit with over 80 pieces divided into lesson groups. PC board shows component placement to help learning and to minimize errors. It has (14) transistors and (4) diodes and the case measures 11"x 5"x2-1/4" Soldering required.
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89018 AM/FM RADIO KIT |
28 Clips
Mini-clips (aka alligator clips) let you make your own low-voltage jumper leads, or repair broken leads on test equipment and chargers. The kit includes (2) 30 amp clips, (2) 25 amp clips, (2) 10 amp clips, (6) 2" clips and (6) 1-1/2" clips, all of which are insulated, plus (10) naked alligator clips.
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92074 CLIP KIT |
Crank It Up… Or Wait For The Sun
Our compact radio is green in every sense of the word. Measures a minute 3" x 3-1/4" x 2" in green plastic, gets AM, FM and weather bands, and is powered by a solar cell on top or a hand-cranked dynamo that tucks into the back. (One minute of turning gets 20 minutes of power.) Has a 5-draw, 8-3/4" antenna, front speaker, and a standard 1/8" headphone jack.
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93669 WEATHERBAND RADIO |
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