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9 commands on two wires

N-channel MOS transistor KP214A9

Super bass for the player

Water pumping machine

Kettle disconnecting machine

Greenhouse machine

Load disconnecting machine

Automatic change of direction

Automatic intercom

Automotive UMZCH

Answering machine with clock

Car alarm

Car guard with radio channel

Resistive load - current stabilizer

Acoustic switch

Analogues of domestic transistors

Yagi antenna for receiving VHF FM stations

Do-it-yourself phototherapy apparatus Duna-T

No leaks or dirt

Bipolar voltage from one winding

Protected power supply

Power supply with comprehensive protection

Intercity blocker

Large hole - no problem!

Broadcast alarm clock

paper resistor

Quick repair of remote control buttons

To the amateur radio workshop

Eternal probes

Vibroacoustic unit Vibrofon

Water - we pump, no - we wait!

The revival of the thyristor regulator

Voltmeter without frills

The second life of the primary electric clock

The second life of the central lock

Mass switch with remote control

Gas and temperature sensitive relay

Overvoltage absorber

High voltage pulse generator

Triangular Waveform Generator

Flexible drill

Horizon-673

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