Radio shed. Where the lights don't care about the grid, and the radio needs no telephone line. #hamradio #disasters
Radio shed. Where the lights don't care about the grid, and the radio needs no telephone line. #hamradio #disasters
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sb
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What bands are you working from your glorious shed?
I love the analog time & temp HUD :)
@sb Just listening to the fires around... power is out, except here!
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BakersRelay
In response to this post@ai6yr Need a hot water kettle for tea & you’re set!
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Bill Ricker
In response to this post@ai6yr typo in alt: ham simplex is 146.52 not 156.52
@ai6yr (nice old radio)
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FreddyB Aviation Photography
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AMS
In response to this post@ai6yr You out of band there OM? (156.52 vs. 146.52)
@AMS @ai6yr That looks like an older rig, of the time when the "14" was omitted and the radio seems to be tuned to the national calling frequency 146.520
I'm guessing it's a Kenwood TR-7600.
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Robin
In response to this post@ai6yr every Ham here is ogling your setup. 😄
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