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FIFTY WAYS USING HAM RADIO TO BEAT THE VIRUS

With apologies to Simon and Garfunkel, 50 Ways Song parody by Bob Burchett

Social-distancing via ham radio is the best medicine; just remember this little ditty:
The problem is all inside my head; yes, I know;
My wife this morning said to me
The answer's easy if you stop wondering Joe
I'd like to help you fellow hams....but then you know:
There must be fifty ways to beat the virus....Fifty ways to beat this virus....

Stay back in the shack, Jack
Don't need to be coy, Roy, just listen to me
Hop off the bus, Gus, there's fungus among USSS!
Don't hoard the TP Lee, to keep virus free.

You are already used to DX all alone
And you may have L-O-T-L everyone
So when you burn the midnight oil in there
DXCC is still elusive; work some more.

Don't visit your gran; Stan
Wipe down every toy Roy, just listen to me
Just use that Purell; Mel
Keep pounding the key Lee; heed the CDC. Keep virus free.

This Cycle 25 is not going so well
And FT8 may be the way
I'm trying PSK and other crazy codes
The Gray Line moves much faster than I can today

So work 40 meters Peter
Rag chew on FM; Tim
This isn't spring break Jake
Call CQ all day

Wear a mask on the bus Gus...don't need to discuss muuuuuch
Stop touching your face Grace
You need PPE...
Hide out in the shack, Mack. Stay home if you're sick, Dick
Have wipes in your purse, nurse and stay virus free.

Sneeze into your sleeve, Steve
Keep back 2 Meters, Jeeter
Just follow the rules, Jules to keep virus free.
Keep soap in your hand Fran and keep virus free!

WB6SLC W6JK WA6ILQ KD8PIQ K6SLC

Random Rack

LDSR 1018 Desktop Rack

$475.72

LDSR 1018 Desktop Rack

Size: 10U

The desktop rack features a sloped front for easy viewing of equipment and controls from a seated position. Includes rubber feet.

SPECIFICATIONS
  • Rack Space: 10U
  • Rack Height: 19.35 in.
  • Rack Width: 21.10 in.
  • Rack Depth: 18.00 in.
FEATURES
  • Welded 16 gauge steel with 12 degree sloped front
  • One-pair fixed position mounting rails tapped 10-32, printed RU scale
  • Open back
  • Open front
  • Open base
  • Black wrinkle powder epoxy finish
  • Rubber feet (.5”H)
  • Suitable for UPS shipping
COMPLIANCE & CERTIFICATION
  • EIA/TIA compliant
  • RoHS compliant
  • Certified U.S. steel
  • Made in Missouri, U.S.A.
TECHNICAL DOWNLOADS
  • Spec Sheet: 1664-LDSR718
  • CAD Drawings: LDSR-718

A&E SPECIFICATIONS
The rack for desktop use shall be Lowell Model No. LDSR-718, which shall feature a 12 degree sloped front and measure 21.10”W x 18”D (at the base) x 14.21”H and provide 7 rack units of panel space. The welded assembly shall be 16-gauge steel with a black wrinkle powder epoxy finish. It shall include one pair fixed position front mounting rails tapped 10-32 and a set of protective rubber feet which shall increase overall rack height 0.5”.

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Why Rack Mount Radios?

Here are just a few reasons given by some of the operators we have heard from
  • Gives my radio room a professional look.
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Thanks Novexcomm for your great products. I was trying to rack mount my radio equipment into my console racks and was failing miserably. Luckily, I ran across your ad and have since successfully rack mounted several units very easily. The chassis design of your system for the larger rigs moves the weight of the actual radio equipment from the front panel and transfers it to the rack through your integrated chassis shelf. This greatly helps installing, removing and working on the gear. It also reduces the rattles that come from the stresses from the weight of the gear that is supported entirely from the single panel itself. Very COOL indeed! Thanks again for being there for a guy in need.
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