Amateur Radio Superstation - K3LR

Well he does after all use the best transceivers "ICOM" so he's starting out on the right foot from the beginning.Can't go wrong teaming those up with ALPHA amplifiers.

Clayton
W4KVW

 

Absolutely amazing and thanks for the tour. Never in life did I imagine I would see a station that made W8JI's look like small taters.

 

My station is humbled by his major WOW station. He is also a die hard ICOM man with a full ICOM contest station. Does he know something we don't? At least it has been, So even though I am K-Line person with a Kx3 QRP based QTH, my IC-756PROII, IC-7000 and IC-706MKIIG will be here for a long time to come...

 

Outstanding.

 

Wow, those neighbors sure are close.

 

Thanks, Fred. The next time you get ready to tour a superstation... please...
TAKE ME WITH YOU!

vy 73,
Bryan WA7PRC

 

If amateur radio were a religion, this place would look like the Vatican. It's simply unbelievable. I had trouble scraping together the money for an old HF rig and here he has stations for every band.

 

Wholly K0W! This might make the NSA jealous.

 

Another Superstation well worth visiting. The Comstock Memorial station W7RN near Virgina City, NV! I visited it with Leif and Kati, its gotta be a close 2nd to K3LR!

 

Wow, great station! Never seen in Japan.

 

I didn't see Alpha amps, I saw home-brew amps of what I believe to be a K8RA design.

 

I think the best part of the entire place are the IBM Model M's. Got one on my ham radio computer. Nothing beats bucking spring (well, MX Blue is nice too).

 

Great tour Fred. Open up the bank vault and you too could be king.

 

After watching the Flyby video that is linked, I am surprised that there are no fences or guide rails to protect the property from vehicular incursions.
Especially with the snow that we get in the Northeast.

Awesome way to look at the antennas.

Good DX.

73 K2HAT Lee

 

ok you win