Ajinkya Electronic Systems

The building is called Snehdeep and it sits right there in Machi Peth, not far from the Samarth Mandir in Satara. It’s an old neighborhood, so the streets are a bit narrow and you have to be careful when you’re walking or driving around. Inside, the place is full of electronic components, little resistors, and circuit boards lying around on different tables. We have a lot of soldering irons and magnifying glasses because the work we do is quite small and detailed. There is always a faint smell of burnt solder in the air, which I suppose you get used to after a few days. We don’t have a big front desk or anything like that; usually, if someone comes in, they just walk up to whoever is working. The light comes in through the front window, but we usually need the lamps on the benches to see what we are doing with the wires. Satara gets a bit chilly in the winter, so we sometimes keep the door closed, but in the summer, it’s wide open to let some air in. People around here know the location because of the temple nearby. We’ve been at 26 Machi Peth for a long time, and the shelves are crammed with old parts and boxes that we might need one day. It’s a bit cluttered, but we know where everything is. We just keep busy with the electronics and handle whatever comes through the door.