The WB7EEL homebuilt rig collection  (some of which actually work).

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         D

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      L

A - A W7EL Ugly Weekender / Ugly Receiver combination, in three boxes; VFO
    between the two halves.  Unfortunately, it shorted out the first time
    I tried it, and I haven't had a chance to fix it.

B - A 2 board 40m rig of unknown parentage.  Some early Norcal effort?  I can't
    read the markings under the board.

C - A VXO-controlled 18MHz transmitter from the ARRL Handbook.  I have four
    crystals to plug in the socket in the front to cover the CW portion of
    17m.  Not a true QRP rig, though, as it runs about 10W output.

D - The 10MHz/18MHz band-imaging receiver from the ARRL Handbook.  Makes a nice
    companion to the 18MHz transmitter, as well as the 10MHz transmitter which
    I couldn't find for this photo...

E - A 10MHz receiver from a Small Parts Center kit (before they retired).

F - Norcal Sierra with 10MHz band module installed (and sitting on the top
    half of its case).

G - A QRP Sprint direct conversion 40m transceiver.

H - A colorburst rig, dead bug construction in an Altoids box (I).  There were,
    however, no dead bugs in the Altoids candies.  It does need debugging,
    though as it doesn't quite work.

J - Norcal Pixie being built into a case from Radio Shack so I could have
    enough room for a battery.  Not finished.

K - QRP-NE 40/40.

L - My straight key.  Why use 10 whole microamps on a keyer when you can 0?