N1SQB
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When you downsize from a house to an apartment setup, things change. Not having the man cave I used to have with all kinds of space, I had to come up with a way to condense my monitoring gear. So, I decided to rack mount my equipment. I had a different setup a few months ago but it was still not quite how I wanted it. Seeing some of the setups on here gave me the idea. I purchased an 8 space carpeted rack. Threw in the 4 speakers, my 2 SDS200s and my 2 BCT15Xs. My 200s are mainly used for digital monitoring. Besides Connecticut's' statewide P25-2 system, I monitor Long Island digital trunked systems. The 15Xs are mainly for analog local stuff plus civil and Mil-air monitoring. There are 4 BNC connectors in the rear for antennas. I am also running 2 aftermarket GPS units via an RJ45 jack in the rear. Not much use while in the shack, but perfect if I take the box out to another location. It is all powered by a single 8 outlet strip which is surge protected. Took me a while but it is finally done.😊 For daily on the go monitoring, I have my 2 workhorses, My SDS100 and my king supreme- my Motorola APX8000XE Quad band. ( TX/RX-136-174,380-512, 700-800 MHz digital P25-2 trunking). Not bad for an apartment dweller. LOL.
Manny
Manny
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