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Voltage adapters (to increase or decrease voltage); patch cord connector adaptors (required in the electronics industry); alarms and alarm systems (as found in industry or for the purpose of security signaling); public address amplifiers (mobile and fixed type as found in fire and police vehicles or used in stadiums and ball parks); antennas (of all types, mechanical or electronic); antenna rotators (to rotate an antenna); lightning arresters (to safely conduct lightning to ground); voltage and current attenuators (of the resistive or inductive type); baffles (covers affording protection to inner components); barrier and terminal blocks (as found in electronic terminating panels); belts (dial drive and motor drive); bezels (raised rim or border as found in electronic digital displays or electronic metering); parts or component bins (for component storage); printed circuit boards (electronic circuitry on a board); bolts, nuts, insulators, rivets, fasteners (as associated with the assembly of electronic components); books (of a nature conveying information, electronic, electric or mechanical); boxes, cabinets and enclosures (as used to house electronic, electrical or mechanical components); breadboard assemblies (as required for the proto typing of electronic circuitry); rectifier bridges (as used to rectify alternating current); bulbs and lamps (incandescent, gas discharge, neon etc.); buzzers (for signaling or alarming); cables (single or multiple, electronic conductors); capacitors (electronic and electrical); cases (for protection and transportation of electronic test equipment, tools or components); cells (as in solar cells, gas discharge or energy); chassis (as required for constructing or enclosing electronic, electrical or mechanical components); electronic chemicals (as required in the industry for cleaning, lubricating, insulating, cooling etc. of electronic, electrical and mechanical equipment); clamps and clips (for component assembly); coil assemblies (electronic pre-wound coils); connectors (as required for terminating single or multiple conductor cables); connector adapters (as required to adapt different component styles to make them compatible); controls (electronic, electrical or mechanical); converters (electronic devices used for converting one form of energy to another or one frequency to another); cords (to supply energy to an electric or electronic device); crystals (as required for the electronic generation of a stable signal); demagnetizers (as required in the electronics industry to reduce the noise level of static in video or audio reproduction); desoldering tools (used to remove electronic components without destroying the component); detectors (of the diode rectification type, or as required complete with associated circuitry for the detection of metal); dials (as used to indicate a relative volume level or frequency position); drills and accessories (electric or electronic drills and accessories as associated therewith); battery eliminators (a device required to produce or convert electrical energy); printed circuit etchants (as required in the chemical process for production of electronic printed circuits); fasteners (for securing electronic components); fault finders (of a diagnostic electronic or electrical nature); feedthrus (insulators); flashers (electronic pulsing devices); fuse clips (electric or electronic fuse holders); fuses (circuit protection devices); grilles (a cover over an electronic device allowing air circulation); grommets (rubber or plastic feedthru insulating devices); soldering guns (electronic or electric soldering tools); handsets (a transmitting/receiving device as used in a telephone); hardware (for mounting, repairing or assembling electric or electronic equipment); heat shrinkable tubing (insulation or protection for electronic or electrical wiring or connections); heat sinks (devices required for the safe conduction of heat away from temperature sensitive circuitry); public address horn speakers (for reproduction of sound at high levels); headphones (as used for monitoring aircraft radio, radio station operational monitoring, etc.); insulators (as required to divide components carrying energy at different levels); intercoms (for communication over reasonably short distances); inverters (a device used to change direct current to alternating); jacks (a female electrical or electronic connector); electronic or electrical hobby kits (a package or components and instructions offering everything necessary for the user to construct a working model from the parts); knobs (as found in the electrical, electronic or mechanical trades); lacing cord for supporting and neatly tying electronic or electrical wiring in place); lamp holders (for the support and electrical connection of all light producing devices); L.E.D.'S (light emitting diodes of the semi conductor family); lenses (a part of a lamp holder assembly to direct or diffuse light); lubricants (see chemicals - as related to the electronics industry); meter cases (electronic analog or digital meter enclosures or leather or plastic carrying cases); public address microphones (for major P.A. system applications); meters and test equipment (for function monitoring and testing in the electronic, electrical and mechanical trades); master antenna signal distribution systems (as required for the distribution of signals (TV - FM - AM - UHF) from one antenna interception point to multiple outlets as in a major hi-rise complex); megaphones (to reinforce audio distribution on a portable basis); public address systems (complete systems for such applications as forest fire fighting, auto racing etc); phones (of the telephone or intercome variety); plug and jack sets (of a variety and physical configurations designed for interconnections of electronic equipment or test gear); binding posts (for the termination of electronic circuitry); potentiometers (controls of the carbon or resistive wire type); power supplies (any device supplying electrical energy either alternating or of the direct current nature); probes (instruments for interconnection or testing); patch cord (for interconnection of electrical or electronic equipment); printed circuits (complete electronic circuits etched chemically into a copper clad circuit board); regulators (for the regulation of current or voltage in a circuit); relays (electro mechanical switches); resistors (electronic devices required to control current flow in electronic circuits); screws (for electro mechanical mounting); shunts (as required in meter movements); sockets (to support electronic components such as integrated circuits, etc.); solder (for the connecting of elements by the application of heat); soldering irons and accessories (as required in the electronic/electrical trade as tools of the trade); spacers (as required in the electronics trade); spaghetti (trade term for insulating tubing used on wire splices); splitters (for dividing incoming televison signals for use at several outlets); strain reliefs (as required on power cord installations to protect cord from being torn from chassis); suppressors (for electronics noise suppression); switches and switch hardware (all types such as toggle, push button, mercury, printed circuit, dip and thermal); security systems (to include automotive home and industrial security systems of the hard wire type electrical eye type ultrasonic or RF transmission type); semiconductors (to include all families of semis such as diodes, integrated circuits, optical devices, field effect devices, LED devices, liquid crystal devices, etc.); insulating electrical tape (fabric and polyvinal types); terminals (for wire terminating); test equipment (as related to the electronics, electrical and mechanical industry); thermistors (temperature sensitive, resistive components); tie straps (for binding cable bundles); tools (to include all hand tools that would be found in the electrical, electronic or electro mechanical industry); transformers (of the wire wound variety as required in electrical/electronic circuitry); telephone accessories (to add or delete phones to an existing system (cords, plugs, jacks, adaptors); wire (as found in the electrical/electronics industry).

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