What have you named the symbols in the ME2 Bypass Minigame?

I named the symbols in the Mass Effect 2 Circuit Bypass Minigame: Dragon, Closing Doors, Waterfall, and Circle. I found it easier to match them up with a verbal cue when the cursor passed over. 
Did you guys?

I really never had a problem with them lol. 
 
By the way, this belongs in the ME2 board, not the off topic board.

LOL I totally did XD

" I used resistor, capacitor, choke and diode.  

Backwards C, Triangle, Rectangle, Double Ts

C, 2, 3, 4.
 
Yeah, there were no 1s.

I only named one of the symbols, the one you guys would call "closing doors" or "choke" I called a "belt" and that was it. Didnt think about naming anything else because the mini game was hella easy anyways

Copyright, Resistor, Spade, Parallel. 

Resistor, capacitor, diode, and doodad. 
 
Also, this should be in the Mass Effect 2 boards.

Gate, arrow, thing, and phoenix. Can't really explain the phoenix part.

" @diz said:

" I used resistor, capacitor, choke and diode.  

Yup same here, I'm pretty sure that was the symbols were meant to be. "

I remember calling one "belt" and another one "abs"...but that's about it.

" @DEllen said:

" @diz said:

" I used resistor, capacitor, choke and diode.  

Yup same here, I'm pretty sure that was the symbols were meant to be. "

I've been referring to the diode one as ground. I feel like an idiot... "

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" @ShaggyChu said:

" @DEllen said:

" @diz said:

" I used resistor, capacitor, choke and diode.  

Yup same here, I'm pretty sure that was the symbols were meant to be. "

I've been referring to the diode one as ground. I feel like an idiot... "

No, I do now, after further thought!  The one I was thinking of as a resistor could be a ground or earth. As I remember, its the horizontal parallel lines forming the shape of a downward triangle. The two back to back Ts is a capacitor.  What I referred to as a diode ( the rectangle with lines at each side) could ba a fuse.  And my choke (the C symbol) could be anything, since I couldn't find any schematic equivalent, although I remember it as a choke.   "

" I used resistor, capacitor, choke and diode.   They're representations of electrical schematic symbols I already know about. "