Shack
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A '''shack''' is where shortwave listeners, amateur radio operators, and pirate radio operators house their various receivers, transmitters, and electronic gadgetry. A shack can be a dedicated building, or a room or basement area in a house. Some shacks are quite elaborate, professionally developed and clean, and others are frightening fire traps housed in dilapidated [[trailer]]s. A typical shack is likely to fall somewhere in between these extremes. | A '''shack''' is where shortwave listeners, amateur radio operators, and pirate radio operators house their various receivers, transmitters, and electronic gadgetry. A shack can be a dedicated building, or a room or basement area in a house. Some shacks are quite elaborate, professionally developed and clean, and others are frightening fire traps housed in dilapidated [[trailer]]s. A typical shack is likely to fall somewhere in between these extremes. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:05, 21 September 2007
A shack is where shortwave listeners, amateur radio operators, and pirate radio operators house their various receivers, transmitters, and electronic gadgetry. A shack can be a dedicated building, or a room or basement area in a house. Some shacks are quite elaborate, professionally developed and clean, and others are frightening fire traps housed in dilapidated trailers. A typical shack is likely to fall somewhere in between these extremes.
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