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The Photo Gallery A lot of pictures which I didn't know where to put them in. Again: You can enlarge them by clicking on. The development of my shack over the years ... |
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The early years. |
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Around 1976. |
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It grew a little until around 1983. |
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Operating my short wave receiver Kenwood JR-599. |
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Only the FT-221, the Belcom LS-707 and the JR-599 is professional rig, the rest is home made (transverters for 23cm and 13cm, power supplies, 23cm 2C39 PA, etc.etc.). |
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I had to expand my shack to the right side of the room - homebrewed components got more and more :-) ... |
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There is almost no space for additional equipment in 2000 :-) . |
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And the rig has become somewhat more up to date, but still most of my equipment is home made ! |
| The workshop ... | |
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This photo shows a part of my mechanical shack where most of my equipment has been made ! By the way, it isn't always that tidy :-) ... |
| My equipment for OSCAR communication | |
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On the left side you can see my 2.6m dish
for 23cm/13cm tropo and satellite communication (mode L uplink). The right antenna is a 10el cross-yagi for 2m OSCAR (downlink mode B) and 4 x 16el for 70cm (uplink mode B and downlink mode L). In the left lower corner is my antenna for 2m/70cm SSB and local communication 12m above ground. |
| Friends | |
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Ham Radio 1996: On the left OE9FKI, on the right my son Mario, OE9MKV and inbetween Werner, HB9KNV. |
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