Probes Socks
Description: Probes (Pr-O-Be-S) Spelled with Periodic Elements! Our original Periodic-Tees Elements design. This high-energy tee contains elements Praseodymium, Oxygen, Beryllium, and Sulfur!
Probes (Pr-O-Be-S) Periodic Elements Spelling Socks
by Periodic Tees
$14 $20
Description: A playful celebration of Maine sonographers, this design combines probes, patience, pine trees, coffee, and coastal Maine charm. It’s the perfect cheeky swag for sonographers who know great images—and caffeine—make everything better!
Probes, Patience, and Pine Trees T-Shirt Socks
by Maine Sonographers
$14 $20
Visit Nevada! Home of Aliens, Butt Probes and UFOs Socks
by Jamrock Designs
$14 $20
Description: A close-up, black and white representation of an analog multimeter. It features two main measurement dials: one displaying DCV, ACV, and Ohm values with a needle pointing, and another showing DCV, CFF, ACV, and Ohm ranges. Two probes, one red and one black, are attached and coiled below. Text labels include 'DCV', 'ACV', 'DCT', 'CFF', and the Ohm symbol 'Ω'.
Analog Multimeter with DCV, ACV, and Ohm Readings Socks
by Ivan Belcic
$14 $20
Description: A monochrome design featuring the words "ELECTRONICS ENGINEER" in large white capital letters at the top. Below is a detailed depiction of a white multimeter with a digital display showing "-18.00". Attached are red and black probes connected by white wires, with alligator clips at the ends. The text "20", "3V", "OFF", "200", "300", "20M", "OFF", "VA", "BAMG", "COM", and "FUN POA" are also visible on the multimeter face and near the ports.
Description: A monochrome representation of an electronics engineer's profession. The design features the text 'ELECTRONICS ENGINEER' prominently at the top, followed by a detailed depiction of a digital multimeter. The multimeter displays '12.00V' and has various settings for voltage, resistance, and current, along with probes and connecting wires.
Description: A white outline graphic on a black background featuring the words "ELECTRONICS ENGINEER" in large white block letters at the top. Below the text is a stylized outline of a multimeter with a digital display showing "00.0" and a dial. Red and white probes connected by white wires extend from the multimeter.
