Updated shack photo's

[PRO93BOB]

My setup includes:
Yeasu VX-7R
Yeasu VX-170
Motorola GP-68 VHF & UHF
Aor Ar-8200Mk3
Yupiteru MVT-7100
Uniden Bearcat BCD396
Uniden Bearcat BC3000xlt
Radioshack Pro-43
Radioshack HTX-420
G.E. handheld CB

Shortwave:
Sony SW-55
Panasonic RF-B65

 

[RESCUE4NFD]

Thanks for the updated photos...

 

[digitalanalog]

Nice collection of radio's.

Is this a collection or do you use these for scanning? (don't see any power cords or external antenna cable), Just wondering.

Nice shack just the same.

 

[maalox]

My setup includes:
Yeasu VX-7R
Yeasu VX-170
Motorola GP-68 VHF & UHF
Aor Ar-8200Mk3
Yupiteru MVT-7100
Uniden Bearcat BCD396
Uniden Bearcat BC3000xlt
Radioshack Pro-43
Radioshack HTX-420
G.E. handheld CB

Shortwave:
Sony SW-55
Panasonic RF-B65

hi bob nice selection of radio's.

 

[ScanManQSL]

Looking Good!

 

[PRO93BOB]

Antenna's

Just use the stock ones and a whole bunch of other telescopic and rubber ducks, can't mount any, don't own the building

Nice collection of radio's.

Is this a collection or do you use these for scanning? (don't see any power cords or external antenna cable), Just wondering.

Nice shack just the same.

 

[PRO93BOB]

Thanks

Thanks for the nice comments

 

[W4BOZ]

I was really interested in the HTX-420 when it was about to be released but rarely saw them in stores.

How do you like yours?

 

[Grog]

I was really interested in the HTX-420 when it was about to be released but rarely saw them in stores.

I'll chime in, I picked up one on clearance for $80 and I rarely used it to TX. I used it to scan some and mainly kept it around in case I needed to talk to someone on 440 since it was my only UHF frequency-agile radio. I finally sold it to a retired guy near me who had one but wanted an extra so he would not have to relearn another HT.

It was ok, that's about it but did not seem to be bad either.

 

[PRO93BOB]

Htx-420

Thanks Grog!

One more thing, these radio's were pulled from the shelves because you could do a keypad routine to open the full uhf band trasmit. it's a great little radio, and really sturdy (all aluminum construction)
great on vhf aircraft receive

Bob

I'll chime in, I picked up one on clearance for $80 and I rarely used it to TX. I used it to scan some and mainly kept it around in case I needed to talk to someone on 440 since it was my only UHF frequency-agile radio. I finally sold it to a retired guy near me who had one but wanted an extra so he would not have to relearn another HT.

It was ok, that's about it but did not seem to be bad either.