Instrumental Electronics

We spend most of our days here at Instrumental Electronics dealing with all sorts of parts and circuits. It’s usually pretty busy, and we keep track of everything mostly through those email addresses like the Gauri13 one on Rediffmail or the 2008 Yahoo one. People write to us there when they need something looked at or if they have questions about a specific piece of gear. It isn’t a fancy setup, just a workspace where we try to get things sorted out as they come in. Sometimes the emails pile up a bit, but we get through them eventually. We’ve been using those same contact points for a long time now. The work itself is mostly hands-on. We sit at the bench, look at the boards, and try to figure out what’s going wrong. It takes some patience. You can’t really rush electronics because if you do, you end up making a mistake that’s hard to fix later. We don't have a big front office or anything like that. It’s just us doing the job and keeping the records straight on the computer. Most of our neighbors know where we are, though we tend to stay inside where it’s quiet enough to concentrate. It’s a steady kind of life, just fixing what needs fixing and making sure the instruments are doing what they are supposed to do for whoever brought them in. We don't do much talking here, we just work.