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The pictures below are a record of the radio shack including the current temporary setup.  Hopefully it wont be too long before I can start adding the new French radio room pictures to the site !!!!!

 

This is how the shack looked in October 2004 with the open wire feeder running down the wall. Still have the old FT221 2m and the FT780R 70cms multimode rigs with amplifiers.  80W on 2m and 40W on 70cms. The old FT101E still sits on the filing cabinet Open wire feeder for the doublet and the balanced feeder for the 40m pear tree dipole across the ceiling
Shack March 2006 - a few changes.  Moved the HF aatu to the top of the shelves and added a 4m rig (thanks Gerry) which now requires a decent  aerial. Shack January 2007 with a new mic, audio mixer and an IC-756PROIII on test. Shack February 2008 Just started packing equipment away ready for the move to Cyprus December 2008 Temporary shack in the dinning room
Spring 2009 Too much RF flying around so moved the shack to the conservatory using an end fed long wire with the aatu located at the bottom of the garden. F/G4HXT Shack 1 on Mezzanine December 2010 F/G4HXT Shack 2 in back bedroom January 2011 This is on the main France 2015 page but a bit of background.  I was doing a science project at school with a friend, Robin, in the year above me in 1970.  We finished the project off at his house and whilst there I met his Dad Ray Woodman G3YZC and that's how I got into Amateur Radio. Thank you Robin.