My Shack

My Radio repair Shack. The tools I use in repairing radios. Some of my Ham gear.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Ham Radio
• Radio repair

[HighFlyer186]

Hi Ron, thanks for the tour of your shack, keep up the good work.

73 Peter G0OMH

[Ronbob59]

Peter... Thanks for stopping by...

Ron/W5RCP

[old64goat]

Nice shack Ron, enjoyed the tour.

Bill

[Ronbob59]

Thanks Bill. Stop by anytime you're in the neighborhood...

[ledaril]

i really liked the video. it is hard to find people who are smarter than me but you are. hey. tubes ere becoming extinct. thats what i heard anyway. i wish i had a tunable tranciever. thanks. i will thumb you up.

[29pu04]

nice cb radios

[KJ4TEE]

every thing you sayed is TRUE

[nlimchua]

Hi Ronbob59 - you speak with great clarity and your postings of your adventures are impressive. Keep it up! How long did it take for you to get to this level of expertise? How can I get a free copy of AllAmerican5's book? 73!

[nlimchua]

Hi Ronbob59 - you speak with great clarity and your postings of your adventures are impressive. Keep it up! How long did it take for you to get to this level of expertise? How can I get a free copy of AllAmerican5's book? 73!

[americanflyer302]

Hey Ron! Nice man-cave. 73, chris.

[yaesuftm10]

sweet shack very nice

[sandiaman1]

Thanks for the video and the tips. Interesting tour. One important question. Whats in the freezer? :-) Just kidding. I'm right next door in New Mexico. Never had a ham license but have always been into communications receivers and shortwave stuff. Was looking for some outdoor antenna tips for my old Grundig Satellit 800 I'm digging out of storage. Moving into a new home next month and will have all kinds of backyard room outside to play with. Again, thanks for the tips and leads.