My lil bedroom shack

I am disabled thus spend ALOT of time in bed. So I got a mobile computer base and attached it to my nightstand and set up my own lil work station. I do have a desk that I have my other scanner at that provides my feed but I rearly make it there.

It not much but it gets my job done!

i know i just had a stroke
myself hang in there i know you have lots of time on your hands
keep working at it i am now walking not great but it is a walk
hang in there it took at a lot of work

I have that same scanner! (the one on top) Not bad! Hope you get better

Glad you are able to have a setup so that you can still enjoy scanning and monitoring.

What are you running in the bottom right corner of your laptop? I know what the other two are but can't tell what that is.

Nice setup. :wink:

I have a handiham buddy who's also disabled in bed much of the time, and I Modified a hospital tray table for him with a second level of two shelves for his gear. I secured the radios to the table and mounted extra casters for stability.
I wrapped all the cables and power leads with spiral tubes to prevent tangles.

Just an idea for you...

73,
n9zas

That's the audio player that bob from ProScan put out. I use that to sent the audio to the two tone software.

I LOVE that I can run the 536 wireless. Only thing I have to do this spring is run a line and splitter to my antenna mast. The 536 is for now running off a mag mount antenna. Does the job but can't pick up things like I do on the other unit at the desk. Plus I want to add another 10 ft to the antenna itself to make it 35ft high.

Nice little setup .

What software are you running?

That s a pretty nice setup. Have you thought about venturing into Ham Radio? I believe you would find it quite enjoyable. The great thing about amateur radio is, all the different modes you can work. FM; AM; SSB; Digital; Packet; CW; and the list continues. I've been a ham for a few years now after I came to the hobby via my career in public safety. One of the things I enjoy most is there are never enough things to learn, and once you learn something there is always something new to try.

73 to you.

Andrew
N4AWL


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