The Photo Album
of my Radio Shack,
and other Interesting Things
- NW7US -
Here are some pictures of my main operating position, which is also my office. The rig is an Icom IC-756Pro, with a Pakratt 232MBX on top, and then a telephone on top of that. I have two keys. A Navy (CMI-26003A) Straight Key (WWII model), and the Vibroplex Modified (chopped, mutilated, etc.) Side paddle, from about 1920.
You can see the Heil Microphone on the boom. And, to the right, in the next desk over, you can see at the very bottom, the Alpha 374A amplifier. Above that is the SB-100 HF Rig from 1965. Way at the top of that desk are two MFJ tuners.
On June 13, 2000, the
Brinnon Amateur Radio School Club attended the Fifth and Sixth grade class Picnic, out in the Dosewallips State Park (Washington State). This is our NEW (created on June 1, 2000) Radio Club. Here are a few pictures from this picnic:
Before the Kids Arrived
Keith and Ken working on the Antenna
Arrival
The Operating Position
The BARSC Group Photos
Who is Who in the first photograph:
First row, l to r:
Ken (N7ZJJ),
Atreju,
Justin (Member-at-large)
Second row, l to r: Mr. Wright (
Ron, W7ERY),
Keith (Secretary),
Teagan (Vice Pres)
Far right:
Tomas (me, NW7US)
Back row: Mrs. Wright (
Lynette, KD7ACT),
Sarah (Treasurer))
Me. NW7US - Tomas
copyright, 2000, Tomas Hood (NW7US), all rights reserved.
