A view of the back roads near WX3B	The New WX3B QTH: Sporting the first two towers	Back of House	David, K3LP Adds 100 amp sub-panel	Jim assembles (ahh, drills out rivits) of Force 12 EF-415
Ryan, K3LP/1 helps with the Force 12 Assembly Party	Force 12 C-3S at 55 feet with 75m Dipole	The EF-415	Clint, W3ARS and David, K3LP taking measurements	David, K3LP and son Ryan at 13 months
"Before" Picture of radio room	W3ARS & K3LP. Bob, W3RAR was the CEO of Lumber Preparation	Operating Positions 1, 2 & 3	Operating Positions 4 & 5 (position 6 not shown)	The Operating Position that WORKS!
The (Planned) downstairs full bathroom	WX3B Future Bedroom for Tired Guest Operators	Operating Position Setup	Look at that Carpet! (Thanks, N3VOP)	Warning: Serious Unpacking Ahead

In November, 2004 after I moved into my house, David, K3LP announced "Jim, I would like to give you a housewarming gift.   I will wire up your electricity for the radio room".   David started planning and the project mushroomed into a complete design for the lower living level.  By the time he was done, his design had 6 operating positions, a spotting position, one bedroom, a full bathroom, and a kitchen. 

Next, David phoned Clint, W3ARS and got him "involved" (a.k.a. Hi-jacked) in participating in this gift - he told Clint he would like to have the basement framed.  Clint quickly agreed.   Then Clint saw the drawing - and said something like "We're not really going to frame all that in one day are we???"

What transpired over a period of the next day was unusual, generous and simply amazing.  David and Clint, with the help of Bob, W3RAR and Mike, N3VOP framed the entire basement, including a bedroom, bathroom and closet.  At the end of this framing party, David completed the electrical work.

To the masters, David and Clint - I thank you from the bottom of my heart.  This would not have been possible without your generosity and help.   Now it's anybody's guess to when the lights will be wired, and the finishing touches on the walls will be done!