• Kenwood TS-940 - The latest "old top of the line rig". Used on 75 meters
• Yaesu FT 710 AESS - my first brand new radio for the shack. 
• ICOM IC 756 Pro - My second Hf rig.  
• Kenwood TS-530 - My first HF rig that I have acquired the full station accessories.
• Kenwood TS-440s -My backup rigs. These units are amazing for the price I paid, the ease of operation, ability to accept unintentional tuning mismatches and simple layout. Plug it in, ground it, screw on the antenna, tune it and start making contacts with other hams. 
• Yaesu FT891 - mobile unit. It is installed into the "heavy" gobox with a VHF /UHF dual band and a CB.
• Icom IC 7100 - the "newest" mobile HF/VHF/UHF rig that is installed.

• Kenwood mobiles
• ICOM mobiles
• Alinco mobiles and handheld
• Radio Shack mobile and handhelds
• Yaesu FT70Dr handheld 
• TYT MD380 both the UHF and VHF
• Anytone mobile

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• Toshiba Laptop - A windows 7 machine with an Intel 3 chip. It works and has generated many Cycle the Seacoast and Trek Across Maine communication logs.

• Raspberry Pi -I  have picked up several of these over the last several years. The 2, 2+,and 3 are in various different projects.   Most of my current logging has been on the newest Raspberry Pi 4 with dual monitors.