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My primary HF transceiver is an Icom-718 and my VHF transceiver is a Yaesu FT-8900R. I do have an Ameritron AL-811 amplifier which has been modified for use on 10 meters. I do have a homebrew 40 meter QRP transmitter. My "To-Go Box" is a FT-857D that I use for ARES and contests like Field Day, Washington State QSO Party (Salmon Run), and the Idaho QSO Party.

My primary HF antenna is a 160 meter loop. I use to have a 160-80-40 meter Fan Dipole but I took it down in favor of using the 160m Loop since I can tune it to the higher bands.
My portable antenna is a simple 80m Dipole. It is very simple, I can tune it for different bands and it has not failed me over years of use.

The next antenna project is to put up a 100' (roughly 30m) tower with a four element Yagi antenna.