KD8EZU My Ham Radio Station ( in the garage!!)

KD8EZU Ham radio station. It's kind of cold in the winter and hot in the summer, and I have to share it with the Merc' , but it's still my beloved ham shack!!

Equipment:
Two (2) Kenwood TS-830S , Kenwood TS-440S, Yaesu FT-857D, MC-50 Mic, Astatic D-104 Silver Eagle, Electro Voice 630, Electro Voice 767D mic, LDG 200 PC Auto Antenna Tuner, LDG Z-11 PRO Auto Antenna Tuner, LDG Multi-Meter ,Studio Concepts VBT-1 Preamp, Crate Parametric Equalizer,SignalLink PC Interface (PSK, etc, etc), HP5000 Station Monitor, Dentron Super Tuner, W5JH Black Widow CW keyer, MFJ, 6 switch for switching between rigs ,Dayton BR- 1 Monitor Speakers,Pioneer SX-3900 Reciever (120 watts), Sansui SP 2500 Loudspeakers ( to blast neighbours HI HI ) , Pioneer PL -10 headphones, NEC 21' CRT monitor, 2.0 GHz PC ,Heathkit HL-10 elec. keyer, Turner +3 mic,Radio Shack 25 Amp Switching Power supply (P/S ), Astrom 20A P/S 1997 Mercedes Benz C280 Sport ( fast!)

Category:

Science & Technology

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[mobay1517]

Ark,

Thanks for looking and taking the time to comment. OH YEAH the shack was damn cold until I stuff insulation in the roof attic upstairs. Now with a kerosene heater running it is is a 8 out of 10 for comfort. I don't bother the wifie or anyone else and I can talk loudly. Wish I had a "man Cave" like you :>(

[mobay1517]

Caveman ,

Thanks for looking

It's hard with four older radio's but they're all restored and aligned

and seem to work very well

73

Randy

[mobay1517]

Thanks for looking.

Yep! It's paid up and hope I never have to use it!

[skippers96]

Did you ever Contact the ISS before?

[mobay1517]

@skippers96 Thanks for looking.

No never been so lucky or skiled. It must be exciting!!

[republicansarecool]

nice setup there!

73

I operate LPFM station 104.7

[mobay1517]

@republicansarecool

Sorry I did not respond earlier than this

Thanks for looking and great on the LPFM station!

[ArkAngelz]

Nice lash up. I started out in my garage, but November rolled in and it wasn't fun any more. I moved everything to a room in the basement. Longer feedlines, but MUCH warmer.

[504caveman]

hay keep that stashon up and runing AKAke5njd

[dorslv]

Fire insurance paid up;-)

[mobay1517]

Repub,

Thanks for the reply, It's not much , and the main emphasis was ( and still is ) to be able to put out a decent signal, with very good COMMUNICATIONS quality audio ( as opposed to BROADCAST quality audio) and for it to fit into my limited budget. I've been very lucky to have radio's given to me by my 2nd elmer K6JB ( now SK) and found the others thru eham.com and good luck. I'm hoping in 2011 to be able to erect a Hex Beam and finally have a good antenna to match all the radio's.