The store was easy to find and there's plenty of parking. |
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The aisles are well organized, and very densely packed with goods. Pictures like this sometimes look messy but it wasn't. Everything was in its place and well labeled.
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Items along the top row are the 'museum' and not for sale. This reminds me of my own collection. |
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At the back there is a lot of rack hardware. |
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If you need wire or cable, almost any type, it's here. |
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They sell tubes and you are welcome to test yours. |
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This is an unusual find. Its the flexible wireway for use with robots and other moving machinery. |
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The selection of popular ICs was astounding. |
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Nearly one side of a whole aisle is dedicated to motors of all types and sizes, as well as gearboxes and related accessories. |
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This very large 48VDC blower was something. I almost bought it for cooling one of my large transmitters. |
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Insulators -always needed for high voltage and RF. |
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These ceramic rods are not easy to find. My guess is they are for control shafts. |
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One of those granite tables. They have many uses and are not easy to come by. |
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Jacob wanted this oscilloscope. Its a Dumont made for WE. Unfortunately it was part of the collection, not for sale. Nice though. Everything past this point are random pics of the "top shelf" items. |
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