Phil: Edited layout.

2011-12-30T18:45:41Z

Edited layout.

Phil: This is a photo of the old Radio Club room, taken in December 1994. This is the room at the concourse end of the top floor of the old SUSU building. Starting at the left hand side on the benches we have: the control box for the 2m linear amplifier an ex

2011-12-30T17:46:48Z

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This is a photo of the old Radio Club room, taken in December 1994.

This is the room at the concourse end of the top floor of the old SUSU building.

Starting at the left hand side on the benches we have:
the control box for the 2m linear amplifier
an external speaker
Icom IC-475H
2m/70cm antenna rotator control with 2m linear amp switch box on top of it
Icom IC-275E
12V car battery just peeking out behind an external speaker
12V 20A power supply for the HF and 70cm rigs
486 computer with 25MHz processor and the full 8MB of RAM running Windows 3.1 (wow!) with an TNC on top of it for 2m or 70cm packet radio.
Kenwood TS-450 with an external speaker on top of it ("it was such a good radio I'm thinking about buying one for myself" - Neil).
HF Linear amplifier with a cross needle SWR meter on top of it.
a 1:1 isolator transformer box for 240V
Kettle just visible at the right hand end of the picture

Under the benches you can see the Kenwood/Trio TS-780 2m/70cm radio on its side next to the set of drawers. I did manage to get this working for a while but it was intermittent. There were also some very old receivers under the benches.

On the first shelf above the bench we have:
LCR meter
PCB etching fluid and equipment
clock
an 800W valve
lots of component drawers
a small black SWR meter ("I still have one of those" - Neil)
a stereo radio with two tape decks and detachable speakers (Belonged to Neil)
a box with old valves in it

On the second shelf above the bench we have
headphones
box files that I think had licenses and minutes of meetings etc...

This photo and accompanying description is reproduced with the kind permission of Neil Padley G7PWA.

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	Starting at the left hand side on the benches we have:		Starting at the left hand side on the benches we have:
	the control box for the 2m linear amplifier		* the control box for the 2m linear amplifier
	an external speaker		* an external speaker
	Icom IC-475H		* Icom IC-475H
	2m/70cm antenna rotator control with 2m linear amp switch box on top of it		* 2m/70cm antenna rotator control with 2m linear amp switch box on top of it
	Icom IC-275E		* Icom IC-275E
	12V car battery just peeking out behind an external speaker		* 12V car battery just peeking out behind an external speaker
	12V 20A power supply for the HF and 70cm rigs		* 12V 20A power supply for the HF and 70cm rigs
	486 computer with 25MHz processor and the full 8MB of RAM running Windows 3.1 (wow!) with an TNC on top of it for 2m or 70cm packet radio.		* 486 computer with 25MHz processor and the full 8MB of RAM running Windows 3.1 (wow!) with an TNC on top of it for 2m or 70cm packet radio.
	Kenwood TS-450 with an external speaker on top of it ("it was such a good radio I'm thinking about buying one for myself" - Neil).		* Kenwood TS-450 with an external speaker on top of it ("it was such a good radio I'm thinking about buying one for myself" - Neil).
	HF Linear amplifier with a cross needle SWR meter on top of it.		* HF Linear amplifier with a cross needle SWR meter on top of it.
	a 1:1 isolator transformer box for 240V		* 1:1 isolator transformer box for 240V
	Kettle just visible at the right hand end of the picture		* Kettle just visible at the right hand end of the picture

	Under the benches you can see the Kenwood/Trio TS-780 2m/70cm radio on its side next to the set of drawers. I did manage to get this working for a while but it was intermittent. There were also some very old receivers under the benches.		Under the benches you can see the Kenwood/Trio TS-780 2m/70cm radio on its side next to the set of drawers. I did manage to get this working for a while but it was intermittent. There were also some very old receivers under the benches.

	On the first shelf above the bench we have:		On the first shelf above the bench we have:
	LCR meter		* LCR meter
	PCB etching fluid and equipment		* PCB etching fluid and equipment
	clock		* clock
	an 800W valve		* an 800W valve
	lots of component drawers		* lots of component drawers
	a small black SWR meter ("I still have one of those" - Neil)		* small black SWR meter ("I still have one of those" - Neil)
	a stereo radio with two tape decks and detachable speakers (Belonged to Neil)		* stereo radio with two tape decks and detachable speakers (Belonged to Neil)
	a box with old valves in it		* box with old valves in it

	On the second shelf above the bench we have		On the second shelf above the bench we have
	headphones		* headphones
	box files that I think had licenses and minutes of meetings etc...		* box files that I think had licenses and minutes of meetings etc...

	This photo and accompanying description is reproduced with the kind permission of Neil Padley G7PWA.		This photo and accompanying description is reproduced with the kind permission of Neil Padley G7PWA.

	(Original Filename: Image3c.jpg)		(Original Filename: Image3c.jpg)

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Phil: Edited layout.

Phil: This is a photo of the old Radio Club room, taken in December 1994. This is the room at the concourse end of the top floor of the old SUSU building. Starting at the left hand side on the benches we have: the control box for the 2m linear amplifier an ex