My Classic shack. Mostly boat anchors and a few solid state rigs. I have added about 5 more radios since this pic. Swans and Heathkits. I collect, repair, buy and sell tube rigs.
-
You can now help support WorldwideDX when you shop on Amazon at no additional cost to you! Simply follow this Shop on Amazon link first and a portion of any purchase is sent to WorldwideDX to help with site costs.
My Classic Ham Shack
- Thread starter AD4DQ
- Start date
In order for a radio to qualify as a boat anchor, you need a dolly cart or two men and a boy to move it. You dont have any boat anchors, but some very clean rigs anyway.
In order for a radio to qualify as a boat anchor, you need a dolly cart or two men and a boy to move it. You dont have any boat anchors, but some very clean rigs anyway.
Thanks.... I know your talking about the old Hammarlunds, Collins and Hallicrafters.... let me rephrase and say "Old Classics" I like running the tube radios.
My Classic shack. Mostly boat anchors and a few solid state rigs. I have added about 5 more radios since this pic. Swans and Heathkits. I collect, repair, buy and sell tube rigs.
Nice. Your boat-anchor "classic" setup is still light-years ahead of mine (a base CB with studio mic and audio processing).
I'm still studying up for those Tech and General licenses -- I'm not going to even monitor the Ham bands until I earn those. God, I can't wait to buy the equipment I have on my wishlist. Just don't tell my wife ahead of time -- she's going to be a little peeved.
Very nice collection man!
Thanks, I now have another addition on it's way, I picked up a mint condition Heathkit SB-101..... cant wait to get it!!
I have also added a Swan Cygnet 260 and a Siltronix 1011D in the past couple months.
- No one is chatting at the moment.
...runna pile-up on 6m SSB