This is my electronics lab and HAM radio station.

The computer (under table) is an Ancient Dell Optiplex 780 running Q4OS Linux.

Sencore Frequency Counter, measures 10 Hz to 1 GHz, a wonderful instrument, accurate to 1 HZ.

Sencore "microranger" Digital Multimeter.

It was designed around an 8035 microprocessor.

These meters were made in the 80s/90s and are better (in my opinion) than similar instruments made today.

They are quite valuable, as they sell for almost as much as they originally cost, about $2K each. 

From L to R, homemade resistance load, 0 to 100 Ohms, Quansheng handheld VHF/UHF HAM radio, SWR RF power meter,

ATU-100 Antenna Tuner, homemade Capacitor resistor substitute  boxes, RF field strength meter.

PSG-9080 Signal generator 80 MHz sine, square, triangle and more waveforms.

HY50-06A power supply, 0 to 50 Volts DC, 6 Amps.

The audio system is an ancient Radio Shack Realistic SA-150 stereo amplifier driving a pair of logi speakers.

The computer sound and both HAM radios go thru this amp and the switch to the left.

Micsig digital 100 MHz Oscilloscope showing a sine wave and triangle wave. This baby cost about $1000.

Baofeng BF-F8HP PRO VHF/UHF HAM Radio and soldering station.

More info about this radio on the HAM RADIO page.

This is my AnyTone AT-5555 HF radio.

More info on the HAM RADIO page.