Are these smt, smd or through-hole?
1984721
They are all radial lead through hole old school capacitors. It is handy to have around if the nearest electronics store is 30 miles away.
2147966
What is the question? All I see is "Wilson both sides sma connectors". The picture and Part # 971107 is an n male to an FME male, which I think is the same as an SMA.
533740
No. This is not the security bit set, this set just has regular Torx bits with no hole. Wiha does make security bit sets in this form factor, but that set is part number 79490.
586952
They slide into the hole on the wire post. If you look at the connector, it looks hollow. These go in that hole
1046574
I suggest you read the description better and listen to the other answers. These are very small and precise bits not meant for drilling.
1155511
Dual pin MR16. However, I ran pigtails to the pins for use in my MR10 socket.
1044291
They are simply o-rings. I buy bags of them for nothing almost at www.oringsandmore.com. Get part #217 BUNA 70 ORINGS or equivalent. Or just measure the size you have now and duplicate
214105
They are "continuity" test lights, for pin 1, pin 2, pin 3 for XLR, Pin 1 (ground) & Pin 2 ("hot") for 2 conductor cables.also there is a "intermittent" "LED" that can be reset by a push butto to check cables of intermittent solder/connection "connections". This is one of my BEST test tools I carry around for audio work, the variable Db output is also nice. I do love this little box I highly do recommend it! worth every "penny" of a purchase.
1111249
I have this exact unit, and use it daily for soldering audio cables. It works for any type of soldering, not just SMD work. It's a great unit for the money.
241762
They are regular prong holes. Also comes with individual protectors for each plug if you need to cover them.
1585079
I do not see a picture ... Sorry can't answer ... Male connectors have a pin/post while female connectors will have sockets
181070
These are 1/4" bits. If you use an adapter you should be able to use them just fine.
375304
Yes, just make sure they are 4 pin RGB 5050 SMD's. If you solder, you could probably resolder the connector from the broken one.
447148
yes they are, the actual printing on the chips are B1401 817CG but I can't seem to come up with a valid google search on the part number, this is no real schematic with it, but the hookup is pretty simple
1769968
Not sure. To be honest though I was not impressed with these MLCS bits I bought. One broke after a couple of uses and the others I have used did not cut that smoothly. I invested in a couple of more expensive bits for the things I specifically needed.
2263397
The bits I've read on it say they are, but not 100% sure. Sorry not much help.
37361
Yes! Heat up your fine tipped solder iron; carefully pry the bottom off find the component labeled "J1" on the PCB; using solder wick or a solder sucker loosen up the 'sonalert' and remove it carefully from the board. For a SMT assembly, there is surprisingly a lot of space around this offending component. Sleep well.