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I thought these had some merit.
Ron
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Larry Staples" <[log in to unmask]>
To: "Larry's List" <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, June 18, 2011 12:19 PM
Subject: [LarrysList] 10 Commandments of Electronics


> This morning at the Beryl Masters (WB0EJJ) breakfast, Dick Willis, K0KUD, 
> gave me The Ten Commandments of Ham Radio.  I wanted to get a plain text 
> version to sent to you, as they were full of ham radio wisdom.  Not having 
> OCR capabilities, I put that aside and did a google search and came up 
> with those below.  They are different, but still pretty good.  Enjoy!
>
> Larry, W0AIB
>
> ====================
>
> 1.  Beware of the lightning that lurketh in an undischarged capacitor, 
> lest it cause thee to be bouced upon thy bottom in a most undignified 
> manner.
>
> 2.  Causeth thou the switch that supplies large quantities of juice to be 
> opened, yea, turned firmly off, and thusly tagged, so thy days may be long 
> in this world.
>
> 3.  Proveth to thyself that all circuits that radiateth, and upon which 
> thou worketh are grounded, lest they lift thee to high-frequency potential 
> and cause thee to radiateth also.
>
> 4.  Take care thou useth the proper method when thou doth take the measure 
> of high voltage circuits, so that thou doth not incenerate both thee and 
> thy meter, for verily I say unto you:  though thou are worthless, having 
> no acount number and canst be easily replaced, the meter doth have an 
> account number, which will bringeth much woe upon the inventory.
>
> 5.  Tarry not amoung those who engage in intentional shocks, for they are 
> surely unbelievers, and are not long for this world.
>
> 6.  Take care thou tampereth not with interlocks and safety devices, for 
> this incurreth the wrath of thy seniors, and bringeth the sound and fury 
> of the safety officer down upon thine head and shoulders.
>
> 7.  Worketh thee not on energized equipment, for if thou dost, thy buddies 
> wilt surely be buying beer without thee, and thy space at the bar will be 
> filled by another.
>
> 8.  Verily, Verily I say unto thee:  never service high voltage equipemnt 
> alone, for electric cooking is a slothful process, and thou mayst sizzle 
> in thine own fat for hours on end before thy Maker see fit to end thy 
> misery and drag thee into his fold.
>
> 9.  Trifle thee not with radioactive devices and tubes lest thou commence 
> to glow in the dark like unto a lightning bug.
>
> 10.  Commiteth thee to memory the works of the prophets, which are written 
> in their instruction manuals, for they wilst giveth the straight dope, and 
> consoleth thee, and thou wilst maketh no boo-boos.
>
> And the 11th commandment:
>
> 11.  Be thou not afraid to asketh stupid questons, for verily they are 
> cheaper than stupid mistakes.
>
> W5ZIT, Sierra Blanca Amateur Radio Club 
> <http://sbarcnm.org/forum/index.php?topic=42.0>
>
> ====================
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