Heres's some "eye candy" for ya

[FN64]

Wanna check out some serious ham stations??
These are mainly "SO2R" (Single Operator 2 Radio) setups.
Enjoy but don't drool on the keyboard :shock:
http://www.k8nd.com/Radio/SO2R/K8ND_SO2R.htm

FN

[mitunnelrat]

I can't say I know how to operate most of it, but it looks sweet

[FN64]

Chances are good that, like most ham stations, they were built up slowly over time. At least it's been that way for me... Started out on 2M, got into packet for awhile, got an HF rig, buy a little, sell a little, trade up, got into tracking satellites, add some new toy, scrounge junk, build a bunch of stuff and the list goes on. Before ya know it ya got a bench full of rigs, computers,etc and a yard full of masts & antennas. :shock:

73..FN

[TBear574]

Chances are good that, like most ham stations, they were built up slowly over time. At least it's been that way for me... Started out on 2M, got into packet for awhile, got an HF rig, buy a little, sell a little, trade up, got into tracking satellites, add some new toy, scrounge junk, build a bunch of stuff and the list goes on. Before ya know it ya got a bench full of rigs, computers,etc and a yard full of masts & antennas. :shock:

73..FN

Now you gotta post a picture of your station :)

[maddawg918]

Chances are good that, like most ham stations, they were built up slowly over time. At least it's been that way for me... Started out on 2M, got into packet for awhile, got an HF rig, buy a little, sell a little, trade up, got into tracking satellites, add some new toy, scrounge junk, build a bunch of stuff and the list goes on. Before ya know it ya got a bench full of rigs, computers,etc and a yard full of masts & antennas. :shock:

73..FN

Now you gotta post a picture of your station :)

+1.

Love to see a pic of your setup.