This is my ham shack as of today, 9/27/06. These things change from time to time, however.

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Main Operating Position

 

 

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l to r top row: Audio Rack (Dorrough 610 DAP, monitor speaker, Bogen Mixer Preamp, Audio Cassette Deck, Master Switching Panel for Collins 20V-3), General Radio AM Mod Mon, Audio shaping for Listening Speaker in Center, dual HiFi speaker from a National Radio (circa 1960) speaker endtable, HB antenna Tuner, HRO 500 and LF-10 Preselector. Boom microphone is an ElectroVoice RE-27

l to r bottom row: Viking Valiant, WRL 922 VFO remote freq selection for 20V-3, TEK 465 as 20V-3 modulation waveform monitor, Hammarlund PRO-310, Collins R-388.

 

                            

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l to r top row: HB Tuner, National speaker, HRO 500 and LF-10 Preselector, Motorola R-390

l to r bottom row: Collins R-388, Gonset G-50, ICOM 706 MK2G tucked under the shelf just above the G-50, underneath the G-50 are 3 CW keys (Vibroplex keyer paddle, Vibroplex Bug, MFJ/NYE keyer paddle-keyer, Ten-Tec Triton IV sitting on HB pair 4CX250's.

 

                             

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                     Yaesu FT-101E Station.

Microphone is an EV664. Also see the Elmac AF-68 and YC-100 Digital Readout for the FT-101E. Large gray box is a HB pair of 4-400's in GG. Both load and plate caps are vacuum variables. Inductor is a large roller coil. Power supply is under that.

 

 

 

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Top to bottom: Hammarlund HQ-180, Hallicrafters SX-73, RCA AR-88 (sorry about the glare), National NC-200 Anniversary - predecessor to the infamous NC2-40D, HRO 50T1.

 

Collins 20V-3 - FlameThrower

This is remotely operated from inside the hamshack. It is located in my shop, 70 ft away from the house. From inside my office/hamshack I can control transmit frequency with a WRL 922 VFO, audio/modulation with a Dorrough 610 DAP, Power ON/OFF and Transmit/Standby. The 20V-3 feeds a 40 meter double extended Zepp at 50 ft through a Johnson KW Matchbox. Transmit signal is monitored by a General Instrument AM Modulation Monitor and audio waveform with a Tektronix 465 scope. 

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