#351: Quick Tip: Cheap source of test sockets wire and for your projects and component test needs @w2aew

Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Old scrap VCRs, CD players, etc., especially from the 80s/90s etc. can be a great source for good quality light gauge hookup wire, coaxial/shielded wire, and small plugs/sockets which can be handy for your electronics projects and testing needs.

#351: Quick Tip: Cheap source of test sockets wire and for your projects and component test needs

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