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Citywide74

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Well, I can honestly say this. The shack he has displayed is most certainly the one that all of our wives wishes we had as well.....
 

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These are my shack photos had trouble loading them..

Regards Lino.
 

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Is that furniture custom built or is it something that can be put together from standard peices?
How are all the radio gear connected to the antennas, combiner or splitter or a lot of individual antennas?

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Darn it! I hoped it was some kind of IKEA thing that could be modified to tailormade it to your gear. All things I build turns out to be crap. Does it have 10cm legs to be able to vacuum or does it stand directly on the floor?

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Great shack!

That looks great. It is well equipped, well organized and neat. The pictures were worth the wait for sure.
 

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Now that we have photos, that is a setup we can all dream about! Awesome setup, very well laid out and a well built console! Kudos Turbo68! Job well done!

Cheers! Dave
 

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Much better since you got the pics back from the Tasmanian Devil!:lol:

Nice setup Lino. Always better to hand make what you need. Two thumbs up.

Larry
 

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Thanks everyone these are my antennas.I been in the hobby for 40 years main intrest is monitoring aircraft on hf/vhf also decode hfdl on multipsk and vhf acars on kgacars and I have 4 adsb receivers and I am also a
flightaware feeder...

Regards Lino..
 
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Those 2 directional antennas are for your mobile internet?
The rotor antenna are a 400MHz yagi?
The antenna opposite the discone are the ADS-B and the folded dipole civil air?
The 2 glasfiber poles are VHF and UHF amateur antennas?

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I stared at the screen while sampling a big bottle of Glenfiddich and I can see all sorts of things now.....:)
 
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