Ham Shack Tour 2020 (KG7AJM)

This is a video tour of my Ham Shack. I go over the radios and other equipment I am using currently.

[dennislawrence]

Jon, great video. I enjoyed the tour of your shack. Impressive equipment that looks like you are ready for pretty much any communications emergency.

[topsac]

Beautiful Setup sir... Neat and Clean plus high end rigs with renewable energy back up. Awesome!!! 73

[mikemcdonald]

nice looking clean setup. Thanks for sharing.

[alvarogaitan]

Thanks John nice video terrific station 73 good job from kb2uew

[garyrushing]

Good job on the video! I like your shack arrangement and you explained the setup very well. I have a YouTube channel and try to demonstrate some HF field operations occasionally with solar power. 73, Gary, KB5AEB

[watchmanmichael]

Thanks, NETCHATEF, Don't Miss It. Yaesu Nice I Have The Same One.

[d]

Nice video. A few thoughts... Only charging to 13.2V will kill your AGM batteries. The normal float voltage is 2.3V/cell at room temperature (goes lower for higher temperatures), which is 13.8V. Best to hit 2.35V/cell (14.1V) when bulk charging and then drop to the float voltage. Your batteries are not getting anywhere near full charge, and will therefore die young. Also thinking that your power cables are too thin to carry the power you need to transmit at full power without significant losses, particularly when you factor in the connector losses.

[danford]

Find your current limiting control on your power supply and raise it up. If it doesn't contact the manufacture and find out how to do it.

[dylanmaniatakes]

I like it, personally i just run off a 90ah agm battery and its wired to a noko charger runs my whole setup and has some buffer for offgrid issues, huge sidenote your a computer nerd and a radio nerd, we should definitely link up and chat 73 -k3dzm

[josephroblesjr.]

This is a cool station! It sure beats mine!
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