Sorry, fellas, nothing to offer on the ham front but TP walked past and saw the photos and said "He's a gadget freak like you". Same, same, weather station, Tungsten T3?, overloaded powerboard and even the same chair! That's not a dump. That's a mans kingdom.
Well yes I am a gadget freak and a ham the callsign is M5RAG, not too active on HF at the moment I go on 20m now and again but mainly UHF/VHF. Top photo left to right two Kenwood TM 707s VHF/UHF MFJ antena tuner, Alinco DX70 HF/6m,Ex PMR set modded for 4meters,30 amp power supply,Kenwood THf7 handie UHF/VHF.All mainly used on voice comms a bit rusty with the morse.
Aaron that is a powder flask as used for loading black powder into a musket. Made by G&J.W.Hawksley about 1845 in Sheffield England I was thinking of putting it on E.BAY.
Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteSo you are a "ham" also.
That's kewl.
What band do you normally work?
Do you just work "vox" or do you "fist" too?
What's your callsign?
Would you post a pic of your QSL card sometime?
On the top photo, would you please describe the different equipment that is there. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteSorry, fellas, nothing to offer on the ham front but TP walked past and saw the photos and said "He's a gadget freak like you". Same, same, weather station, Tungsten T3?, overloaded powerboard and even the same chair! That's not a dump. That's a mans kingdom.
ReplyDeleteI bet you know where every thing is,Don't let the Mrs tidy up cuz you will never find owt after!
ReplyDeleteWell yes I am a gadget freak and a ham the callsign is M5RAG, not too active on HF at the moment I go on 20m now and again but mainly UHF/VHF. Top photo left to right two Kenwood TM 707s VHF/UHF MFJ antena tuner, Alinco DX70 HF/6m,Ex PMR set modded for 4meters,30 amp power supply,Kenwood THf7 handie UHF/VHF.All mainly used on voice comms a bit rusty with the morse.
ReplyDeletebut what is the brown (tin) flask shapped thing above the Magnifying Glass?
ReplyDeleteAaron that is a powder flask as used for loading black powder into a musket. Made by G&J.W.Hawksley about 1845 in Sheffield England I was thinking of putting it on E.BAY.
ReplyDeleteOh, cool
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