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    question about identifying old electrical components

    To scrap or not to scrap - always the question.

    I'm working my way through a box of old electrical/audio/computer/teletype components. Could someone help me identify what these items are?







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    The top one would be a bandpass filter. Operating frequency 1300 Megacycles (Megahertz), bandwidth 25 Megacycles (Megahertz).

    I assume the next two are something similar.

    Not sure on the cans below that. I can't read the printing. If there are four or more leads, I would say relays.

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    Throw it out the car window. Make sure you're going exactly 88 mph though

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