The Winter Radio Room

[BNSFscanner]

This is the scanner side of the radio room. HF is in another part of the room.

 

[a417]

< @buddrousa enters the room >

 

[BNSFscanner]

The HF side of the monitoring room, a ICOM 756 PRO III which does a great job with dual receive and other features.

 

[ka1njl]

Yikes!! That's in impressive stack of scanners (and a nice cat). I'm envious.

 

[TailGator911]

I just showed my wife this picture and said - "You think I got it bad?" - haha. Very sweet setup.

 

[fxdscon]

Very nice setup! And cats do know where to go to keep warm.

 

[BNSFscanner]

To the left of the ICOM HF radio is an old HF receiver from the original Electra Bearcat back in 1984 or 1985, the DX-1000. It was a nice $500 radio in those days. It still works.

 

[BNSFscanner]

Very nice setup! And cats do know where to go to keep warm.

Yes, Intruder Cat, as I call him gets into almost everything and loves the nice warm PRO III when it's turned on.

 

[Cognomen]

With all of those scanners, I figured your cat's name was Bear.

 

[mass-man]

Oh, it's one cat....I figured it was twins, one for VHF/UHF and one for HF!!!!

 

[K4LAU]

Gives new meaning to Cat scanner.

 

[JDrisc3480]

The HF side of the monitoring room, a ICOM 756 PRO III which does a great job with dual receive and other features.View attachment 99946

Does your cat have its own license? lol

 

[03msc]

Nice! Think a couple more scanners and you'll be set!

 

[ecollins11]

Nice setup and that must be the Chief Engineer of the station in the two pictures..

 

[BNSFscanner]

Nice! Think a couple more scanners and you'll be set!

Not all my scanners are showing. The kitchen contains one, an old 780, several old handhelds including a 246T, a PRO 60, a TRX-1, another TRX-2, a BCT330, and two old crystal scanners from the later 70s'. The radio room also contains a 785 away from the desk mounts. It just never ends. In my area there is very little trunking and no simulcast, so an SDS 100 and 200 are not needed. If they were, I would have a few.