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Stephan, AD7AB's shack sports lots O computer
equipment and a Cobra CB, Icom 7700 with LDG AT7000 Automatic Antenna Tuner,
two Signal Link PC-Rig interface boxes, an Icom 706 with another LDG Antenna
Tuner. Steve is the Dir. Of Training at RCT.
Posted 1/8/2012 |
This collection of old timey equipment (of
KR7W) used to be set up in the W7OS Museum. This foto is placed here
in this space to make the webpage look even and balanced. Your shack
foto could be in it's place... all ya gotta do is send me the digital image.
webgeekXX@w7dk.org
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KR7W
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W7WG
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| This photo shows KR7W's old timey, circa 1961, Novice
Station. L is a Drake 2B receiver (with Q multiplier on top) and R is a Heathkit DX-35
Transmitter. In the foreground there are crystals, the telegraph straight
key, and the Transmit-Receive switch control. The antenna for this set
up is a 40 Meter dipole. |
Worth, W7WG, sits in his
shack operating CW. In this old photo, Worth is using an old Yaesu
FT101E. Worth's antenna is usually a dipole high up in the Fir trees. |
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W7HTJ
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WG7X
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David, W7HTJ's Shack
includes: An Icom IC-761, a SignaLink USB digital interface to the
computer, and a computer running PSK-31 software behind David. On the
shelves are my radio library and a bunch of old and homemade equipment.
Also, shown are some DX QSLs from around the world (mostly CW).
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RCT Prez, Gary, WG7X's ham
shack includes a ICOM Pro 3, an Ameritron Linear Amp, Nye-Viking Antenna
Tuner, Dell PC, Rig Blaster, Icom 706 for mobile HF and two meters in the
shack, and various power supplies. Gary's antenna is a flat top
doublet about 120 ft long, up in the air 60 ft. Gary is an avid RTTY
operator and contester. |
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AD7QI
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AC7QN
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Bill, AD7QI's Shack includes:
An Icom 756 Pro3 , and a Nye-Viking Antenna Tuner in the HF department.
Bill's station sports two towers with a 20-15-20 meter Yagi and a Six meter
Yagi. Bill has an elaborate system of bringing coax cables into his
shack and switching the many antennas which include loops and dipoles.
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Here's
Chuck, AC7QN's layout. Top row:
Home brew high voltage power supply that powers the home brew "Rabbit Cage"
one tube transmitter (to the right of the PS). Note the Dow Key antenna
relay sticking out the side. Top/Right is a new looking Kenwood TS-450 with
matching speaker. Bottom Row: Hallicrafters Sky Champion (circa
1939) receiver. Lots of glue for emergency repairs. There's a
1940s ARRL Handbook and the Straight Key Night 2011 Winning Key.
Chuck's antenna is a 80 meter doublet fed with 300 ohm TV twin lead.
posted 2/18/2011 |
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KD4VOM
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KB7QAG
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Here's Larry KD4VOM's shack.
Larry hams it up with an Icom 756 Pro 3, which is very popular with club
members. Larry, the RCT Secretary operates on 75 meter phone and checks into various
traffic nets.
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Check
out Jeff KB7QAG's ham shack located in a work area in a closet... There's an
Icom IC-706MK2G, Uniden Bearcat BCT15X scanner, timewave DSP-9+ audio
filter, WestMountain RigBlaster Pro, Z11 Auto-Tuner, AEA MorseMachine, AEA
pk 232modem , MFJ Voice Keyer, SWR & Power Meter, and Yasesu FT-60R HT.
Antennas include: High Gain Dual-Band 2/70 antenna in the attic. a dipole
for 10 Meters, and a gain antenna for vhf/uhf receive. |
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Wow, Lots O Old Stuff.
Who's Hamshack is this?
Send me your GUESS... maybe you will win a trip to Nationals.
Email webgeek@w7kd.org
(change to w7dk on your address line) |
K5PA sports a Yaesu FT-817.
See: http://k5pa.com Click on Bike
Mobile Link. |
