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Ham Radio

  • TEN-TEC OMNI VII Transceiver
  • TEN-TEC Centurion Linear Amplfier
  • TEN-TEC 238C L-Network Tuner
  • TEN-TEC 320D Receiver
  • TEN-TEC Model 715 RF Speech Processor
  • KENWOOD TS590s Transceiver
  • KENWOOD R-2000 Receiver
  • KOSS 3000 Headset
  • Superlux HMD-660 Headset
  • Sennheiser e835 Microphone


  • PALSTAR AT-AUTO TUNER
  • PALSTAR AT2K TUNER
  • PALSTAR DL2K Dummy Load
  • DX-Engineering 8-position Remote Coax Switch
  • HamGadgets MasterKeyer MK-1
  • Timewave DSP599zx Audio Filter
  • AudioTechnica BPHS-1 Headset
  • Sennheiser HMD-45-6 Headset
  • HEIL PR-20 Microphone

HF and VHF ANTENNAS

  • 40 / 15 meter 33 foot groundplane monopole
  • 20 meter aluminum dipole
  • 15 meter aluminum dipole
  • 10 meter vertical
  • 2 meter vertical
  • 40-10 meter wire OCF Dipole
  • Discone scanner antenna



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33 foot 40 meter groundplane with 65 ground radials - which can be converted back to the original 43-foot monopole with 4:1 Un-Un (DX-Engeneering DXE-MBVE-1 with tilt base and 65 ground radials.


My station is has gone to the birds!


Above Left - Robin roosting on the base to my "big stick" vertical antenna.



Above Right - DX-Engineering remote coax switch, with robin's nest.





Left - DX-Engieering Active Receive Antenna in my front yard. This stealthy, low profile, quiet active receiving anenna does a good job and is a nice addition to my transmit antennas, especially when running a separate second receiver as a panadapter using N4PY or other computer control software.


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