The evolution of the shack in the Barossa - Oct 2009
Like most shacks it has a humble start but now I have moved up a notch with a custom built work bench. My welding skills are still pretty rough but good enough to fire up the gasless MIG and cut up some RHS tube
A special thanks to Andrew Young for the loan of the metal cut-off saw, those things are so cool.
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| At last I have given myself a work area that allows me to turn on more than one bit of test gear at a time! | This looks more like it, a Marconi sig gen a half decent CRO and a very nice 2.9GHz HP spectrum analyser (with Tracking gen) |
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| Along with a HP power meter and counter to complete the line up | Yep even a TV to watch the motor racing on and check on TVI |
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| Storage is via some nice commercial shelving that gets the important bits up off the floor | |
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| The operating area looks like a total rubbish tip as it has had everything piled on it while the work bench was being built! | |