The Forney 54826 heat shrink butt connector is a sealed crimp butt connector. The barrel is created from one seamless piece of metal that eliminates the problem of the barrel opening. Provides outstanding wire contact, increased current flow, and superior tensile strength while ensuring less voltage...

Product Feature PIR sensor: Kitclan Closet LED Light Bar can detect the motion of people and when people enter the detecting area, it will light on, and when people leave, it will light off with 15s delay. Automatic Light Sensing: If the light sensor detects the enough light, our Closet LED Light B...

The Forney 54825 heat shrink butt connector 10-12 AWG crimp and seal, 25-pack. The barrel is created from one seamless piece of metal that eliminates the problem of the barrel opening. Provides outstanding wire contact, increased current flow, and superior tensile strength while ensuring less voltag...

Stainless steel performance at aluminum prices. Hustler modular propellers have a unique blade geometry that offers unmatched cornering, acceleration, boat handling, and top speed. Tuned vents provide a fast hole shot and get you on plane more quickly. Higher rake angles tighten the vortex produced...

Stainless Steel Performance at Aluminum Prices Stainless steel blade geometry used in aluminum propellers results in superior performance. Higher efficiency equals better fuel economy, better top end, faster hole shot, and excellent cornering and handling. Tuned Vents for Fast Hole Shot Vent holes i...

The definitive book on the Chesapeake Bay, with a new focus on Baltimore, Annapolis, and Maryland's portion of the Bay area! Once again, travel writer and longtime maryland resident Allison Blake surveys the Chesapeake Bay area and its distinctive lodgings, aquatic adventures, and tucked-away towns....

Congratulations! You passed the test and have an amateur radio license. Now what? 21 Things to Do After You Get Your Amateur Radio License, tells you what. The 21 different activities will not only suggest things you can do with your ham license, but more importantly, how to have fun with amateur ra...