Here's the operator position for KCØJEZ/KCØLUA. The lineup includes a Hammarlund HQ-110 that my folks bought me when I was 12 about 1970). Under that is a Heathkit GR-81 regenerative receiver that I built when I was 11 (1969). To the left of the Hammarlund is a Radio Shack HTX-202 2 meter HT that is bolted to the front of the shelf and powered with a power supply. Goes thru a 30 watt Radio Shack brick when needed. Mostly for area repeater work, but I'm setting up to do some packet and FM RTTY. Sitting on the Hammarlund is an old Midland crystal controlled scanner I got for $2 at a hamfest and some of the channels actually pick up our local dispatch, so I leave it plugged in. To the right of the Heathkit mounted under the shelf is a Ranger 5054DX 6 meter all mode rig, and the big black receiver is a Yeasu FRG-7000 that works great for general purpose listening. I use it mostly for receiving various digital modes and general shortwave listening. Above that a Yaesu FT-221 all mode 2 meter rig that runs thru the little Lunar Electronics 80 watt brick amp mounted sideways underneath. Sitting on that is an older Radio Shack VHF receiver that I generally keep tuned to the local weather office. Above that a home made antenna switcher that switches my 100+ random longwire from the various receivers, and next to that the Heathkit VHF power/SWR meter. Cute little Heathkit code oscillator there too, and of course the vintage Allied communications speaker right in the middle of it all, connected to the Hammarlund.