Another necktie in the hamshack. Can anyone identify any of the gear?
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I think they took some artistic license, but the bottom row resembles a NC-173 or 183 and an RME-45 with either the preselector or VHF converter.
ReplyDeleteYup, I agree with that. Also, notice that the sliver of a view of the tall TX in the right of the pic is a duplicate of the tall TX shown in the left side.
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