Backyard Communication Shelter 

I’d like to see you talk more about the phones that you’re using in that building, and go more in depth of the Motorola handheld radios as a general overview of sorts.

Might be helpful to insulate just the south facing wall to keep the temp down from the sun beating on it. If the windows are on the south wall, then some kind of tint or film would be helpful too, if they're not already low-e (though the shade on the lower window already more or less accomplishes that).

Aren't you worried about leaves and etc getting into the minisplit because it's on the side of the hill? Why not insulate the room?

Excellent work.

Looks great. I would suggest you add some ground kit to the lines coming in once you get your ice bridge up.

Nice build ! The ground cable and copper buss are nice but suggest you run a smaller wire from each piece of equipment to your common buss, even the ladder rack up above, can't rely on the painted rack rails. Your shed will certainly draw attention so suggest a reflective tint on all glass. Get your coax off the ground before the rodents have a chance to chew on it. For as little internet bandwidth you'll be using I have to ask what your fiber provider is charging. Program the Raspberry to send you a text and email if power goes out or unauthorized entry is in progress. Just remember you asked for feedback which all Hams and GMRS folks have no shortage of. KE8CIE

I know you mentioned not needing insulation, but.... Some reflectix or insulation4less reflective foam insulation would be easy and not messy. Some on the ceiling or sunny wall would be

Looks great BUT it DEFINITELY needs insulation and a vapor barrier if you didn’t install a barrier prior to installing the exterior siding. I can’t imagine installing HVAC in ANY un-insulated building. Just doesn’t make sense. Equipment looks nice!

Can I ask what exactly do you use this for. Just curious just came across your channel Btw im chiming in with the insulation crown . It's worth it

I don't know too much about this equipment, but it is a nice-looking setup for DIY. Good job, keep up the good work!

You should join the CTRS network !

Thats cool! Are you doing IP over RF?

Glad to see more GMRS repeater sites. I was impressed with one site operator in my area, (with operator permission). With one watt, able to communicate clearly miles away, hand-held to hand-held.

Calculate power, cut your power plug

I recently got a Harris XG-75 from eBay, how were you able to obtain the programming software? I’ve looked online but I haven’t been able to find it.

You're definitely putting my little homelab to shame haha, I don't even have my stuff racked

Awesome

Nice!

And where your ground panel is under where your wires come in.. I'd bolt some polyphaser lighting arrestors there for your antenna coax to go through. Hopefully that panel is connected to your electric service ground as well. It probably is by virtue of the UPS metal case, but might as well make it intentional.

This system is connected to GMRS live?

Insulation would pay for itself in 2 years max; it's a no-brainer IMHO (not my first rodeo)

Can you go over the repeater setup in the next video?

DOS , and no battery.

I love it

Nicely done!

Why was all the computer rooms I’ve been in,they were cold in there.

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