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Find the Hidden Electronics Components
July
1965 Popular Electronics
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July 1965 Popular Electronics  Table of Contents
Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics. See articles from Popular Electronics, published October 1954 - April 1985. All copyrights are hereby acknowledged. |
If you like word puzzles, then maybe you'll want to give this word search with names of common electronics components hidden within a matrix of random letter a go. It appeared in the July 1965 issue of Popular Electronics magazine. Keep that in mind while searching for the Mystery Word since some might not be overly familiar to latecomers (we old-timers will recognize it with ease). Interestingly, in the original hard copy was missing the word for #23. I needed to look in the given solution to find it and add it to the list. Enjoy.
Find the Components
By A. Janson
Twenty-two electronic components are listed below. See if you can find them among the letters in color - they can read forward, backward, up, down, or diagonally. Circle each word as you find it. There is also one unlisted item that is quite well known to electronics enthusiasts - it has 18 letters!
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1) Transistor 2) Resistor 3) Switch 4) Coil 5) Crystal 6) Sockets 7) Lamp 8) Fuse 9) Tube Socket (one word) 10) Knobs 11) Jack 12) Trimmer |
13) Rheostat 14) Heat Sink (one word) 15) Photocell 16) Coax 17) Probe 18) Choke 19) Relay 20) Shield 21) Lugs 22) Braid 23) Popular Science (one word) |
Answers to "Find the Components"
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