W3AWF
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Here's my shack that I built fully myself. The desk on the left I built, the rack and the scanner bracket on the bottom was custom built.
From left to right in the first picture:
Compaq Presario CQ60
Motorola MT-1000 "Personal Use"
GE MPA "Personal UHF Channels"
Motorola Minitor III "Chester County Station 48 and 73"
Top To Bottom On My Rack:
Motorola MaxTrac 300 "Listen to PA Turnpike and Personal VHF"
Motorola Moxy "Personal UHF"
Kenwood Power Supply "For Both Radios, I only use one at a time!"
Realistic Pro - 2020 "Chester County, Lancaster County, HAM"
Yeasu FT-7900R
MFJ 25AMP Mighty Lite Power Supply
Custom Portable Scanner Mount On Bottom Of Rack:
Radio Shack Pro - 135
Behind the Pro - 135:
Kenwood TK-320 UHF "Explorer Post Channels"
The Right Desk:
Motorola Minitor III "Chester County Station 87"
Motorola FRS/GMRS Radios
TYT UFV-1
Antenna: "I cut one side off of a piece of angle iron and mounted the antenna to it, It is screwed onto the window sash"
Radio Shack Scanner Antenna
Yagi Antenna that is older than I am "Not Pictured"
The Ham Antenna is a Commet GP-3, mounted on a piece of TV antenna pipe that I found in my attic.
From left to right in the first picture:
Compaq Presario CQ60
Motorola MT-1000 "Personal Use"
GE MPA "Personal UHF Channels"
Motorola Minitor III "Chester County Station 48 and 73"
Top To Bottom On My Rack:
Motorola MaxTrac 300 "Listen to PA Turnpike and Personal VHF"
Motorola Moxy "Personal UHF"
Kenwood Power Supply "For Both Radios, I only use one at a time!"
Realistic Pro - 2020 "Chester County, Lancaster County, HAM"
Yeasu FT-7900R
MFJ 25AMP Mighty Lite Power Supply
Custom Portable Scanner Mount On Bottom Of Rack:
Radio Shack Pro - 135
Behind the Pro - 135:
Kenwood TK-320 UHF "Explorer Post Channels"
The Right Desk:
Motorola Minitor III "Chester County Station 87"
Motorola FRS/GMRS Radios
TYT UFV-1
Antenna: "I cut one side off of a piece of angle iron and mounted the antenna to it, It is screwed onto the window sash"
Radio Shack Scanner Antenna
Yagi Antenna that is older than I am "Not Pictured"
The Ham Antenna is a Commet GP-3, mounted on a piece of TV antenna pipe that I found in my attic.