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CB-Radio Shack
3D Render by GMArtworks"CB-Radio Shack"
Render: Iray DAZ Studio 4.21
Postwork: Photoshop/ON1 Effects 2022
CQ-DX! CQ-DX Papa Alpha 19Golf Mic 7O Bravo calling from the Netherlands!
Here I have set up my RadioShack as it looked back in the days when I was active as a radio amateur.
I began to get interested at a young age (12) and soon became addicted to the handling of transmitting equipment. My first contact with a foreign country was Italy and Turkey at fairly low power with a Boomerang antenna. The conditions were extremely convenient and therefore it was easy to receive radio signals. Later, I bought heavier equipment to reach even further. I also participated in packet radio, which I contacted with the MIR space station. Also, I was a fanatic short wave listener and retrieved via special modem weather maps, SSTV and encrypted messages from airplanes. Those were unforgettable times !!! Receivers & Transceivers: ICOM IC-22S (diode board converted to 2meter) Alan 95+ (converted to 400ch) (11meter) Team Maxi 9040 40ch (portable cb radio) President KP33 (11meter) Lafayette 1200FM (11meter) Danita 640 (11meter) Emperor Samurai (11meter) Conrad C-Mobiel (11meter) President Jackson (11meter), President George (11meter), Senfor Skyline SM-2010 (11meter), Yaesu FRG-7700 receiver/FRA-7700 Active Antenna/FRT-7700 VHF Converter, Zetagi HP-1000 SWR-Power meter, Zetagi MB5+ table mic, Zetagi B2002 AM 600W/1200W SSB Base station Amplifier Zetagi HP201 SWR/Power Meter Zetagi Dummy Load (50w R.F.) Zetagi C-500 frequency Counter AOR AR-3000A Wideband Receiver Modems: Alan RMD 1200 Packet modem (300bd to 1200bd) Hamcom Pocsag modem software: Graphic Packet (This was one of the earlist graphical packages to run for packet radio. It uses a TNC with a host mode eprom like TF or an emulator. Its a cool piece of software if you need to run dos.) SP (SP is the best DOS based packet software i know of. Its been made by Sigi Kluger who worked on it for several years. It has all the features one needs with a packet program. Its about 1 Mb to download.) SSTV (Slow Scan television (SSTV) is a picture transmission method used mainly by amateur radio operators, to transmit and receive static pictures via radio in monochrome or color.) Antenna: Sirio 27A Sirio 827 XA 145/435 5/8-Dualband-Antenne 30 meter wire-antenna.
The entire collection on display here was handmade by myself in various software such as Bryce, Vue Studio and Daz Studio. You can view them one by one individually here: https://www.renderhub.com/gmartworks
Render: Iray DAZ Studio 4.21
Postwork: Photoshop/ON1 Effects 2022
CQ-DX! CQ-DX Papa Alpha 19Golf Mic 7O Bravo calling from the Netherlands!
Here I have set up my RadioShack as it looked back in the days when I was active as a radio amateur.
I began to get interested at a young age (12) and soon became addicted to the handling of transmitting equipment. My first contact with a foreign country was Italy and Turkey at fairly low power with a Boomerang antenna. The conditions were extremely convenient and therefore it was easy to receive radio signals. Later, I bought heavier equipment to reach even further. I also participated in packet radio, which I contacted with the MIR space station. Also, I was a fanatic short wave listener and retrieved via special modem weather maps, SSTV and encrypted messages from airplanes. Those were unforgettable times !!! Receivers & Transceivers: ICOM IC-22S (diode board converted to 2meter) Alan 95+ (converted to 400ch) (11meter) Team Maxi 9040 40ch (portable cb radio) President KP33 (11meter) Lafayette 1200FM (11meter) Danita 640 (11meter) Emperor Samurai (11meter) Conrad C-Mobiel (11meter) President Jackson (11meter), President George (11meter), Senfor Skyline SM-2010 (11meter), Yaesu FRG-7700 receiver/FRA-7700 Active Antenna/FRT-7700 VHF Converter, Zetagi HP-1000 SWR-Power meter, Zetagi MB5+ table mic, Zetagi B2002 AM 600W/1200W SSB Base station Amplifier Zetagi HP201 SWR/Power Meter Zetagi Dummy Load (50w R.F.) Zetagi C-500 frequency Counter AOR AR-3000A Wideband Receiver Modems: Alan RMD 1200 Packet modem (300bd to 1200bd) Hamcom Pocsag modem software: Graphic Packet (This was one of the earlist graphical packages to run for packet radio. It uses a TNC with a host mode eprom like TF or an emulator. Its a cool piece of software if you need to run dos.) SP (SP is the best DOS based packet software i know of. Its been made by Sigi Kluger who worked on it for several years. It has all the features one needs with a packet program. Its about 1 Mb to download.) SSTV (Slow Scan television (SSTV) is a picture transmission method used mainly by amateur radio operators, to transmit and receive static pictures via radio in monochrome or color.) Antenna: Sirio 27A Sirio 827 XA 145/435 5/8-Dualband-Antenne 30 meter wire-antenna.
The entire collection on display here was handmade by myself in various software such as Bryce, Vue Studio and Daz Studio. You can view them one by one individually here: https://www.renderhub.com/gmartworks
Cool! Have you considered offering this entire scene as a product? That would be neat. 
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Tue, Sep 19, 2023I appreciate your feedback dear Fox! About the whole scene... I would like to, but the scene also uses a few items that are not mine. However, this scene was an example of all my equipment in one room. Just like I used to have in real life... Ohhhhh memories!! Nevertheless, I have posted a link to my store in the hope that people will become interested.
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