New Ham Radio Shack Build Out: Episode 1 - Introduction, How Big and Where To Place The Shack
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- Опубликовано: 11 янв 2023
- New Ham Radio Shack Build Out: Episode 1 - Introduction, How Big and Where To Place The Shack. This video will introduce what is coming and begin the planning stages for the new HAM SHACK.
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I'm on the edge of my seat waiting for the rest of this series.
Pressure is on, now I have to deliver.
Fantastic video Bob, looking forward to the series 👍
Thanks Ape. Now to go find a few more things to take the grinder to.
Great video and series. Really looking forward to future episodes.
Thanks Dean for stopping by and watching.
Ham newb here and This is exactly what I’ve been looking for! You explanations are super helpful and your production quality is on point. Looking forward to watching the rest of this series. Keep up the excellent work!
Welcome to the ham way of life Joseph. Sorry its taking so long to get all the videos in the series completed. Should be dropping the next one within the next two weeks.
Great info, well produced and presented and boy does the hobby need it! Mind the dark red on black for your red green colorblind viewers... about the equivalent of light grey on a blueprint.
The Carys, thanks for the positive feedback and recommendations!
haha. 32 years of"spackling" here. I love it,and pays well. The only thing I am an expert at,and I am the boss! 73
LOL, wish I knew of you when we remodeled our house. We hung and spackled it all. Dad was a contractor so I learned all the trades. It has saved me thousands $$$ through the years.
Looking forward to following this journey. Fairly new ham here (licensed 4 months ago), I'm just starting to equip my "shack". Have my dual band vhf/uhf rig, will be buying a ICOM-7300 soon for HF. I've been buying shack components... telescoping antenna mast, coax, grounding rod, copper ground wire, arrestors, antenna switches... etc, etc, and I'm ready to stat putting it all together for an operational shack. Really curious to see what results from of the tool chest surgery! .
3henry21 welcome to the ham way of life. You are collecting some great gear and I hope you find this as enjoyable as I have. Tool chest surgery was a success!
Just stumbled across this - I'm excited to watch the series. Curious, do you have a video on your HF attic farm? I have a fan dipole in the attic - it works, but boy, does it pick up a lot of noise! regardless, thanks & 73 de ki5gx
Thanks for watching Shawn P. The Shack Build series is a little behind cause...well, my day job that pays the bills I guess.
I'm the same, anything that goes in the attic is more noisy than when I get something up in the back yard. I will definitely do a attic antenna farm video some day.
I thought about doing my ham shack in a small room like yours but then I worried about heat. All those electronics put out alot of it and im in Georgia where it gets 110 in the summer for several weeks. So obviously I decided not to go in the closet and be in the garage with a window a.c. and plug in heater :)
Totally understand Mike. Living in Florida, I know how miserable the summers are. There is an AC vent in this walk in closet that is likely oversized, because it seems to make up for all the heat generated by my gear, including the lights for shooting the RUclips videos. Thanks for watching.
Who are u to argue with the wife, we'll your the man u make the rules. Great clip, I really enjoyed it.
Thanks Radio Australia; move episodes in production now.
Looking forward to this series. I’m in an upstairs condo in the NC mountains so I’m am limited until we can find a house here or move back to Jacksonville. Plenty of time for you to finish the series and for me to get ideas too.
...ah, second floor! Now there's a challenge.
I got a shack up stairs and down stairs
@@HOAHamRadio Downstairs is someone’s condo and I don’t think the old lady that lives there would let me have a shack there. And she is the HOA president so I stay as low key as possible around her.
@@johnward2445 Twice the amount of equipment, double the fun!
@@w4mkh Let's not get the president of the HOA all excited! LOL
Do you have a link for that exterior work box?
www.dxengineering.com/parts/dxe-ue-2p?rrec=true
Setting up my first shack this weekend. Drilling through the house. What is the best placement for the coax? Level with the radio? Or lower to the floor? I just don’t want stress on the rig or coax. It’s the only thing I’m unsure of. Thanks for any input. Love the videos. I subscribed
No worries on this @Cbro-621. You should go off the height that is convenient for getting through the wall. My coax box is low on my wall, my radio is waist height. Just run the cable to the radio and flex it slightly as needed to make the journey. Just make sure there is plenty of cable so all turns are "gentle" rather that "hard"; most cable has plenty of flex to accommodate this type of run.
@@HOAHamRadio Fantastic! Thank you for your input and taking the time to respond. I can’t wait to get this project going. Have a great weekend! 73
NGL, I cringed when I saw that grinder on the tool chest! 🤣
...I was holding my breath the entire time. It was a success. The finished product is a few episodes away....
I was watching and what are you using for mounting your computer monitors?
This is the very mount I use for my monitors. I used a single mount rather than a double so I could get the two monitors placed exactly where I wanted them. amzn.to/42VbIko
@HOAHamRadio thank you also what's the black pipe that's horizontal behind the desk?
@@edcozart9916 I think you are talking about this; all my lights and cameras are connected to these. amzn.to/42Vc4re
@HOAHamRadio ahhh excellent 👌 thanks so much I'm in the process redoing my desk and came up on your series of videos keep up the good work you have a new subscriber
Needs a window
It doubles as my RUclips studio, so a window would kill my ability to control lighting. Otherwise, I would enjoy looking out and watching the squirrels.
Eleven minute video and not even one @ChameleonAntenna... shame on you!
I'll have to make sure to not let that happen again.