These images are of most the radios used in IndyHam's radio shack!

This is one of the scanners used. The BC-210XLT has always been one of my favorites.

This is an old HX3000 Scanner from Regency. I bought this for $5.00 at a hamfest and it was worth it. It did need a little fixing, but hey, it works now!

This is my "baby" of all radios. This is the IC-706 MKII model. As you can tell I listen to those pesky pirates every once in a while.........look for logs as a possible new section!!!!

These two classics are Johnson Viking transmitter rigs. One is fully restored while the other is well on its way to being on the air. See the crystals in the bottom left hand corner? Well, those are dated as far back as 1943 all the way to 1951! Can anyone help me with trying to find a VFO for those rigs???? evalasek@iquest.net

I am not a major commercial rig owner, but I have to say that this Maxtrac 300 is one of the best and most durable VHF radios I know of. And yes....... it is type accepted for amateur radio. I also own a UHF Maxtrac and an 800 MHz Maxtrac which I have no idea what I am going to do with. Any ideas or info? evalasek@iquest.net

These little guys are old, but they are the original Minitor VHF pagers from Motorola. Can anyone help me find cheap crystals for these? evalasek@iquest.net

This is a TNC.......enough said.

Uniden did a great job with this little guy. It is the BC895XLT better known as the Trunk Tracker. I can't wait for the next model to be introduced at Dayton! Andy might have some info on the new model for ya! aeverhart@iquest.net

Everyone is probably wondering why I have a VCR in the shack...... Well, the purpose for this is for audio. This particular model was one of the best editing models in its day.

These are two pieces of vintage tube gear that I picked up out of a junk pile. The funny thing is they both work. The black box on top is an antenna tuner made by a company called Lysco. The bottom is some kind of CW/Phone monitor for H.F. gear or something. It was made by Gonset and runs on tubes. Anyone have any info on these two? evalasek@iquest.net

Well, that's all for now. I have more coming soon!

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