I have
been licensed as WA4KBD for 49
years. WA4KBD is now
configured primarily for low
power HF digital operation. |
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My shack...I like this U-shaped
desk. The operating
postion is on the left and the
workbench is to the right.
Total dimensions are 8 X 8 feet.

Here's
the station workbench:

And here's the current
operating postion configuration:
It's good to have clear
access to the back of the radio
gear. Very much welcome : )

Below is
the operating position:

Shown
below is how I bring the coaxial
cable into the shack. It's
2" PVC plumbing
through
a hole in the wall. The
BNC cabling is a short run
up the wall to a GPS antenna for
the Trimble Thunderbolt GPS
station time and frequency
standard.

Here's my little GPS antenna
magnetically mounted to the eve
of the roof utilizing a steel
bracket:

And here's the Trimble
Thunderbolt GPS disciplined 10
mhz / 1 PPS station frequency
and time standard to which the
above antenna is connected:

Thanks.
I hope you've
enjoyed this brief tour
of my station.
--Bill,
WA4KBD
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