Now that I have your attention; I wanted to start a thread to see where Y'all do your electronics goodness.........
I'll start off with a picture and a description of what I have.
Because I have two projects in the works right now and because I am posting build threads elsewhere I thought I would take the oppratunity and show off my humble but effective workspace. This is by no means everything, there is more located in the garage and under the desk that makes an appearance from time to time.
Most of what I do is in analogue and mainly RF centered.
I don't have a lot of fancy RF type gear just an IFR FM/AM-1000S communications monitor (on the left)
Various peaces of ham gear all of it old enough to vote (18 years +)
Most of you will recognize the Tek 466 and the HP bench DMM.
There is a lot of smaller stuff you won't see because the service monitor does it all.
Audio and RF gen.
RF power meter,
Spectrum analyzer (almost a real spectrum analyzer )
Power meter, modulation meter, frequency meter and a general purpose multitude receiver.
The ham gear is a mixture of Icom, Kenwood, Heathkit and so-on...
Yah its a mess, that is how things get done
The speaker on the left is the right channel for the computer sound system. The speakers are connected to a 160W AV receiver (analogue discreet transistor) Since there is little to no programming worth watching on TV I usually get my distraction type entertainment from the Internet.
Besides I like to share my music with the neighbors occasionally.
So there you have it; who is next?
I'll start off with a picture and a description of what I have.
Because I have two projects in the works right now and because I am posting build threads elsewhere I thought I would take the oppratunity and show off my humble but effective workspace. This is by no means everything, there is more located in the garage and under the desk that makes an appearance from time to time.
Most of what I do is in analogue and mainly RF centered.
I don't have a lot of fancy RF type gear just an IFR FM/AM-1000S communications monitor (on the left)
Various peaces of ham gear all of it old enough to vote (18 years +)
Most of you will recognize the Tek 466 and the HP bench DMM.
There is a lot of smaller stuff you won't see because the service monitor does it all.
Audio and RF gen.
RF power meter,
Spectrum analyzer (almost a real spectrum analyzer )
Power meter, modulation meter, frequency meter and a general purpose multitude receiver.
The ham gear is a mixture of Icom, Kenwood, Heathkit and so-on...
Yah its a mess, that is how things get done
The speaker on the left is the right channel for the computer sound system. The speakers are connected to a 160W AV receiver (analogue discreet transistor) Since there is little to no programming worth watching on TV I usually get my distraction type entertainment from the Internet.
Besides I like to share my music with the neighbors occasionally.
So there you have it; who is next?