[BARC-List] BARC- Question of the week

It would have to be my "junk box."  Yes, I know, that's blasphemy to some hams, and I expect to get some flak for this.  But I have a box full of old resistors- fairly large, I think they're 1/2 watt or better and capacitors that I got I don't remember where although I suspect it was courtesy of the Town of Hopedale Recycling Centre.  They have been sitting on a shelf in my back hall waiting for me to use them.  I think I intended to actually build or repair something with them at one time but that never happened so they have been collecting dust for a few years now.  I don't think I'm the only one who hasa done this. :-)
DE Dan, KA1RDZ

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From: k1nun at netscape.net
Date:  Mon, 19 Jul 2004 22:25:50 -0400

>Hi,
>
>What is the most useless radio-related object in your shack? And why.
>
>For example, it might be a coax antenna switch but you only have one antenna.
>
>For me, it is a 1926 Atwatter-Kent Model 30 "radio" I have on a shelf. "Why is it useless?" you ask. It is because it is just the wooden case. There are no electronics of any kind inside. Totally useless... but it looks good anyhow!
>
>What about you?
>
>73,
>ERIC
>K1NUN
>
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