Some pics of my shack

[kb3ouk]

So did you ever wonder what the inside of my shack actually looked like? This are the good pics, you should've seen it before I cleaned, there was one path that lead through all the junk to the desk from the door.

https://picasaweb.google.com/100152387388169220985/HamShack?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCNiVmNqggpjBUQ&feat=directlink

[KD0HUX]

LOOKS GREAT 2 ME I AM SILL WORKING ON MINE. I NEEDED A DUMPSTER 2 START   I WILL BE POSTING PIX LATTER

[Opcom]

too tidy for me but at least you can find everything!

[kb3ouk]

That's the reason I decided to clean it, I had things like cables, odd lengths of wire, tubes, boxes, power supplys, and all kinds of junk laying all over the floor. It got to the point one day where I would lay a tool down and have to search for about 5 minutes just to find it, because it blended in with all the junk laying around. I filled about 2 garage bags with cardboard boxes that I had laying around. Now most of the stuff that wasn't junk is hidden in the many drawers and cabinets that you see, that were empty until I cleaned, then they began to fill up. 

[KM1H]

You dont see many Bandit 2000's any more. I used to operate a contest station in IL that had one at every position, never had a problem.

Carl

[kb3ouk]

It's a good amp, I've had no problem with it so far, other than I think the volt/mA meter is bad, won't read plate current anymore, and it says there's only 1200 volts on the plates of the 572Bs with the transformer on the 2000 volt tap. Even though it was intended to be an SSB amp, it can handle AM ragchewing really well, with little trouble, even running at 150 to 200 watts carrier.