You should have received from the Science Center: a toolbox and a notebook. The following is
a detailed list and brief description of all the items in the toolbox. We list the cost Harvard paid
for each item, rounded to the nearest cent (these prices date from a couple of years ago, so they
are not so exact as they claim to be).
1 2 8 9
3 4 6 7
5 10 191
Bin 1: Fuses
Description Quantity Cost
Fuses, 1/4" x 1 1/4", 2A, Fast acting.......................................................... 4 ..........$0.26
5*20mm fuse, 1/2A, 250V, fast acting....................................................... 2 ..........$0.11
Bin 7: Capacitors
Description Quantity Cost
Electrolytic: 1000 µF, 25V (black & blue, cylindrical) ........................... 2 ..........$1.40
HV diodes 1N5062 (grey and black ceramic spheres) or glass................... 2 ..........$0.47
Ceramic: 1µF, 50V (blue, rectangular) or brown ............................... 1 ..........$0.28
Bin 8: Lightbulbs
Description Quantity Cost
Automobile tail/brake-light bulb (3-way bulb)........................................... 1 ..........$0.79
Small flashlight bulb (bayonet base).......................................................... 1 ..........$0.30
The total cost of a kit comes to roughly $87.96. The durable items in the kit (multi-meter,
soldering iron, toolbox, transformer, breadboard etc.), total $47.16 and the expendables $40.80