Our each is a dozen nickel-plated 2” long steel alligator clips with PVC sleeves but no boots because they’re made for electrical testing or soldering. You’ll get (6) each with red and black sleeves.

Tired of having to hold your old, worn test leads just so to make a connection? Then it's time to upgrade your test bench. Our each is a set of (4) 36" long test leads with 16AWG wire, and booted 3/4" alligator clips on each end. You'll get (1) each in red, black, white and yellow. Also handy for hanging photos in your darkroom and laundry when you run out of clothespins.

This 5-pin socket is already wired with 9" leads in black, red, white, yellow and blue to its quick-disconnect sockets, ready for your 1/4" or 7mm spade terminals. Housing is slotted so you can interlock them end to end. Measures 1-1/4" x 1-1/16" x 1" thick. Matches our 94746 relay.

Our 4-position terminal block is rated for 300V and measures 3/4" x 5/8" x 5/8" tall with set-screw terminals and a 3.6mm ID. 300V max rating. CSA.

Another very small jumper. This jumper wire is only 3" long with brass screw terminals. The wire is 20 gauge stranded copper and the terminal are 3/16" OD, 1/8" ID.

You get (3) packs of Gardner Bender black heat-shrink tubing, at least (2) different, from our selection of 3/16", 3/8" and 3/4", all 4" long. This is the best way to keep your wires tidy and packed in, and watching that tube shrink into shape is worth the project alone.

Since these springs come in packs of (12), and you get (3) packs, you'll get (36) of these little steel fuse holders. Each spring measures 5/16" OD x 7/32" thick with a 1-3/16" long leg off the end, so it looks like a tiny corncob pipe. Made to mount 1/4" dia fuses on a PC board, the (36) of them are pregnant with potential repurposes, like metallic millipede parts or mounts for putting candles on the side of a birthday cake so you don't ruin the message on top.

These 0.1uF ceramic capacitors have potted radial leads of stranded wire and are rated for up to 250V. Measuring 1-1/2" x 1/2", these are older-type capacitors and are probably more for point-to-point wiring, not PCB mounting.

Time was, these were sticking through the trunk of every 1984 Taurus on the planet. Now the car phone is mostly a memory, but you can own the antennas for a song. These are passive, 13" long with the bottom 2-1/2" in a coil and a ferrite choke halfway up. Base has a 5/32" - 24 thread.

Once up on a time, when giants stalked the earth and there was no night baseball in Wrigley Field, car phones were the cuttingest-edgiest technology on the planet. Guess who has the antennas. These are passive antennas, 23-1/2" long x 1/16" dia on 1" dia (suctionless) rubber cups.with 5/16" dia copper discs  inside. Perfect for giant insect sculptures or for gluing on your trunk and pretending it's 1983 all over again.