The Official "Show Us Your Shack" Thread

Just moved everything into the new ham shack in the garage... Still a work in progress however. The openings behind the equipment is for access to the back of the equipment. Insulated panels fit into the openings, yet to be made. Also in this room, directly across from the radio bench is a work bench for projects.

 

I've been using this set up for the past week. Works great. Better receive with the R-4C, more out put with the TR-4 than the T-4XB transmitter.

 

My mobile shack - 2013 F150 Lariat 4x4:



The radios - Uniden BD996P2, Kenwood TK-8180 (GMRS, 70 cm), Kenwood TM-281A (2 m):





Antennas - Laird QWB450-796 1/4 wave UHF antenna for the TK-8180 and Laird QWB144 1/4 wave VHF antenna for 2m:



Larsen 150/450/800:

 

Recent upgrade to my shack. Using HP 17t laptop with additional screens, 17 inch AOC monitor and also 40 inch Samsung TV, which is 3rd screen and also used for Geochron and general TV.

 

What Geochron software are you running?

 

My shack today.

 

David, N9NAY
it is the Geochron Digital 4K UHD sold by DX ENgineering
73
David,N4DOV

 

Three band micro shack. Proves you can keep plenty busy around the block and around the world for under $600.
QRP Labs QCX-40 with CT-599 paddles, half wavelength dipole 30 feet up, and Yaesu FT-60 V/U HT.



But of course, as everything goes in this hobby, one thing leads to another. So there are plans for a multi band HF and Comet vertical antenna, etc, etc, .......

 

KN4MQR's QRP shack. No ham on rainy days.




This pole is mounted to the end of the picnic table.

 

I love the simplicity of this set up.