Current Ham And Electronic Gear

Modern Ham equipment includes
- For HF a Kenwood TS-570, an LDG AT11 Tuner and NCG 2050 wattmeter (hiding at desk level off to the right, that is a sound card interface in the top for computer digital modes)
- For VHF/UHF an FT-90, and a Yaesu 5100, Kenwood TS-7730 backup, Yaseu YS-500 wattmeter
- Yaesu VX2R, VX5R 2M/70CM, ICOM 22AT, Azden AZ-21A and HTX-202 HTs
- My FT-857 HF/VHF/UHF Mobile
- Etrek Vista GPS
- A number of Intel computers (WinXP and Linux) connected to the home LAN. Believe it or not, no high speed internet at home at this point.
Vintage Heathkit (see Heathkit History and Wikipedia entry) equipment Includes
- Heathkit SB-200 Amps, Heathkit SA-2040 Tuner and a bunch of heathkit wattmeters
- I used to have a complete SB-3/400 and SB-104A stations, I once did a powerpopint presentation on Collecting Heathkit Ham Radio Equipment to the LARC club
Antennas include

Radioworks Carolina Windom 80 Special for 80-10
Comet GP-3 for 2m/70cm and a 6m/2m/70cm ground plane (unknown make, got it at a hamfest :-)
Omni horizontally polarized loops for 6 M and 2 M ssb

My work bench has about everything I need for most building and testing (except a spectrum analyzer):

Astron RS-20M,
Junkbox Homebrew +0 to 15 / +12 / +5 / -12 at 1 Amp each volt bench supply - Pic1, Pic2, Schematic