I know I suffer from advanced Scanidus, Bud got it right. I actually use these however.Rich,
Nice layout, but have you ever thought you might have some sort of sickness?
All hope might not be lost. We are looking for our next house and if I can have my way the area I want has no HOA. It is however adjacent to a small airport (which is why I like it!) so I would be limited to a 100 foot tower, which would be more than enough for me. I have already talked to the airport administration and city zoning so have no issues there.Nice looking setup! Shame about the antennas, though.
All hope might not be lost. We are looking for our next house and if I can have my way the area I want has no HOA. It is however adjacent to a small airport (which is why I like it!) so I would be limited to a 100 foot tower, which would be more than enough for me. I have already talked to the airport administration and city zoning so have no issues there.
Since we would likely build new there, I would have some ideas added in during construction, this includes a grounding system, extra electrical circuits and outlets, antenna patch panel on the outside wall, picture window in the office with a view of the airport, and the tower located adjacent to the office wall.
He suffers from SCANIDUS I am in the early stages myself.
I know I suffer from advanced Scanidus, Bud got it right. I actually use these however.
Why not just build the house with your office on top in the form of an airport control tower? Barring that, how about making the office a corner room with picture windows on the two walls overlooking the airfield?
And lest you think I'm kidding, I'm not (completely); if I were building new in a similar location I'd give it serious consideration.
Of course, my ideal would be a house overlooking a major railroad main line (with ATCS), a major navigable waterway, and an airport! Talk about scanning heaven. . . railroad voice and data, waterway voice and data, aviation voice and data, all visible from the house!
I can relate, I've got it too; just not that bad. . . .
And before I forget, who made those rack panels holding your Uniden and GRE scanners, how many rack units are they, and how much did they cost?
It was the wife who suggested using the networking cabinet,
Why not just build the house with your office on top in the form of an airport control tower? Barring that, how about making the office a corner room with picture windows on the two walls overlooking the airfield?
Of course, my ideal would be a house overlooking a major railroad main line (with ATCS), a major navigable waterway, and an airport! Talk about scanning heaven. . . railroad voice and data, waterway voice and data, aviation voice and data, all visible from the house!
It is however adjacent to a small airport (which is why I like it!) so I would be limited to a 100 foot tower
It's awesome Rich! I like your comment:
"I bought a large clamp-on monitor stand and slung it up underneath the desk. I use it as a shelf for things like a USB hub, network switch, the power supplies for the radios and monitors etc. This reduced the clutter on the desktop significantly."
To make room for more radios right?
Rich,
I have seen your videos, checked the pictures, read your posts AND have googled for the Driver for the rear Serial Port on the BCT15X and BCD996P2 to USB, and can't find it. All I can find is the front port driver to USB. I need the Serial to USB so as I can run my scanners from the rear to ProScan, yes like yours. Not from the front with cables hanging. Yes, I have the Serial to USB cables purchased already but my PC is only recognizing the scanners from the front port.
Thanks
Jim