Surplus 19" equipment rack available in/near Toledo, OH?

[Mike Metzger]

Hey fellow hams. Just found this newsgroup, been inactive for about 22 years
but find that it's a bug bite that won't go away, especially now with the
kids getting old enough to appreciate their dad's weird habits huddled over
a workbench. Homebrew is what ham radio is all about - built my first
transmitter on a piece of wood using finishing nails as tie points. (Anybody
remember the Electronics Illustrated cover article describing same, circa
1970?)

Anyway, back to my subject, I'm looking for a surplus 19" equipment rack.
The net has tons available but, obviously, no point in spending $100 to ship
something worth no more than that.

I'd appreciate any guidance on this.

73
Mike
WB8TNF

[Gregg]

Behold, Mike Metzger signalled from keyed 4-1000A filament:

> Hey fellow hams. Just found this newsgroup, been inactive for about 22
> years but find that it's a bug bite that won't go away, especially now
> with the kids getting old enough to appreciate their dad's weird habits
> huddled over a workbench. Homebrew is what ham radio is all about -
> built my first transmitter on a piece of wood using finishing nails as
> tie points. (Anybody remember the Electronics Illustrated cover article
> describing same, circa 1970?)

Amen!

> Anyway, back to my subject, I'm looking for a surplus 19" equipment
> rack. The net has tons available but, obviously, no point in spending
> $100 to ship something worth no more than that.
>
> I'd appreciate any guidance on this.
>
>
Go to http://www.rpelectronics.com/ and enter "Rack Chassis" into the
search field.

--
Gregg t3h g33k
"Ratings are for transistors....tubes have guidelines"
http://geek.scorpiorising.ca

[KB8UHU]

How tall?

de Bob W8IJG