![Matthew and nigel](http://lh6.ggpht.com/_t3NRSnek_4M/TWnykr6e9PI/AAAAAAAAACA/6hsOrgH69k4/matthew%20and%20nigel.jpg?imgmax=800)
The star attraction, for me, is the new solid state pulse duration modulation 160m AM transmitter that has been commissioned in the last few weeks and sounds excellent.
![160m TX](http://lh5.ggpht.com/_t3NRSnek_4M/TWnyxpEhHFI/AAAAAAAAACE/L1kbVaL4gF4/160m%20TX.jpg?imgmax=800)
If all else fails there is standby communications equipment on hand:
![Tin cans](http://lh4.ggpht.com/_t3NRSnek_4M/TWny4tPYDPI/AAAAAAAAACI/O0QtKJUYLx0/tin%20cans.jpg?imgmax=800)
Although I've been to Dural many times, I've never been up stairs in the new shed. There is a display of equipment.
![Equipment display](http://lh6.ggpht.com/_t3NRSnek_4M/TWnzCXXjFlI/AAAAAAAAACM/nf5kafiLdhg/equipment%20display.jpg?imgmax=800)
A modern station setup.
![Station setup](http://lh5.ggpht.com/_t3NRSnek_4M/TWnzHQ8u1MI/AAAAAAAAACQ/aubV5NL3i2E/station%20setup.jpg?imgmax=800)
And an extensive library.
![Library](http://lh4.ggpht.com/_t3NRSnek_4M/TWnzNPDyrgI/AAAAAAAAACU/-kajsg926Hk/library.jpg?imgmax=800)
Thanks to Nigel for lunch, Matthew for the drive - (particularly entertaining to have a car radio with short wave), and thanks to Tim for the tour.
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