Here are some pictures that I'll comment.
Firstly the antennas probably the most important part in an amateur radio station. However, mine are not fancy, but allow me to be active on all HF bands.
Below, on the photo, you can see the mast of 8 meters (26.2 ft) with my multi-dipoles and my Levy (or center fed) 2x20,6m (2x67.5 ft)
At the top of the house you can see the start of a 40 meter delta loop I'm testing right now but its installation is not optimum.
Finally on the roof above the TV antenna, we can guess the 13 elements VHF vertical but the rotor is, for the moment, stalled.
The same mast with my antennas in a other view.
On the next picture, it is one end of the Levy.
Then the station indoor... First the left side, mainly dedicated to the contacts in CW (and eventually in SSB) with my FT990, my PC and my CW key.
Then the right side, with the FT817 which I used for the digital modes (and sometimes portable), the FT290R for VHF and my working area.
Finally an overview of the radio station with accompanying ambient brothel.
And the final touch, the OM...
Best 73 to all those who come to see this page.
