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(click to enlarge) My main radio is an SS-9000 & matching PS-9000 display and power supply. My secondary radio is an HW-5400 & matching HWA-5400-1 display and power supply. This radio has all options installed. My QRP rig is the HW-9 with WARC band kit, matching power supply PSA-9 and SP-99 speaker. In addition I have the HL-2200 2KW linear amp., HO-5404 station monitor with HOA-5404-1 pan adapter card. Accessories to the station include an HK-232 packkit unit, HD-1515 phone patch, HD-1418 active audio filter,SA-2060A antenna tuner & power meter, HD-1481 remote coax switch, HM-9 QRP wattmeter, HFT-9 antenna tuner, HD-8999 Ultra keyboard, SA-5010A keyer, HD-1410 keyer, HDP-242 microphone, HN-31 Cantenna dummy load, HD-1416A code oscillator, IM-2410 frequency counter, IM-5225 FET multimeter and an IM-5238 AC voltmeter. I also have a working H/Z-90 computer. The only items that are not Heathkit are my Leader LBO-524 oscilloscope, Yaesu G-450A rotor and my home brew computer.
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