Well, it's almost done. Carpet laid, most of the paint is done and the tv hung. Rerouted the coax and rotor cable. As soon as I get the the cabinet back together I'll be back on the air.
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It's coming along.....
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Nice nice job. Add the old Frigidaire with the hole in the door for the beer tap and you will never need to leave.
Looking good.........so where's the scrapbooking workstation gonna be?
S&W357
$upporting Member KO4RJD....WDX-556
Nice job! If it works out I envy you
Crawdad is right!!! My radio room / her pantry is now 96.9% her pantry. I can barely even get to my radio now! Funny how that works out
I'm now considering building a shack in my shop, and yes if anyone is wondering she is slowly invading that spaceShow me a man that claims he's the king of his domain, and I'll show you a liar!
Here's a perfect example. When I worked at a manufacturing company, we got paid on Thursday right before lunch. All the wives would be lined up in their vehicles just like the grade school to pick up the paycheck. Several of us were talking about it this one payday, and ol Clifford went on a rant about how his wife knew better than to show up to get his paycheck!!! As he was on his soapbox a vehicle pulled up behind him and stopped, when he finished I asked, Clifford does your wife drive a white Durango? He said yes, why do you ask? And I said, well, turn around big boy your wife's her to pick up her paycheck! He sheepishly turned around, hung his head, and walked over to hand her the paycheck that she KNEW BETTER than to ever come for.
We all had a good laugh over that, even ol Clifford laughed!!
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Shadetree Mechanic
808 On The North Side of Dover
The whole key to maintaining a shack is to make sure the radios take up more room so nothing else will fit. Nature abhors a vacuum, and empty space is a prime target for a take over. You need to buy more radios.
Had a rental house several years back, with the Tower / Moonracker and a ground plane antenna, I needed a access place for the coax and rotor wires. The wires running thru a opened window looked too Red Neck. I was told.
A 2 inch pipe nipple 10 inches long, and a cap on one end, with Mr Sledge Hammer opened up a nice hole allowing easy install and removal of all the said wiring plus room for more wiring. A rag was used to keep out the cold cold wind and bugs.
Jay in the Great Mojave Desert
A 2 inch pipe nipple 10 inches long, and a cap on one end, with Mr Sledge Hammer opened up a nice hole allowing easy install and removal of all the said wiring plus room for more wiring. A rag was used to keep out the cold cold wind and bugs.
Jay in the Great Mojave Desert
BJ radionut
Supporting Member and 6m addict
Looks great!
Except, I hope I am not seeing an extension cord run under the carpet behind that desk. (?)
The WAR ROOM here!
13 feet long .... 30 inches deep ... 30 inches from floor level
And STILL NEED MOOOORE SPACE!!!!
Except, I hope I am not seeing an extension cord run under the carpet behind that desk. (?)
The WAR ROOM here!
13 feet long .... 30 inches deep ... 30 inches from floor level
And STILL NEED MOOOORE SPACE!!!!
LOL Thanx. No that's the cable for the TV.Looks great!
Except, I hope I am not seeing an extension cord run under the carpet behind that desk. (?)
The WAR ROOM here!
13 feet long .... 30 inches deep ... 30 inches from floor level
And STILL NEED MOOOORE SPACE!!!!
All jokes aside, it looks great! Hope you enjoy.
73
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I found a pic of an old ant setup I had
A 25g 40' tower with a MaCo 3 element and a99. The rotor was an Alliance HD73-1. Worked very well. I consider it one of the best antenna setup I had. Wish had a pic of the radio setup.
Kenwood TS 440SAT with matching speaker and the MC60 mic. I had many compliments on my station.
A 25g 40' tower with a MaCo 3 element and a99. The rotor was an Alliance HD73-1. Worked very well. I consider it one of the best antenna setup I had. Wish had a pic of the radio setup.
Kenwood TS 440SAT with matching speaker and the MC60 mic. I had many compliments on my station.
