My wife JoAnn and I recently moved to a small apartment.  Its a nice apartment.  Its designed for handycap access which is what I needed.  If you scroll down you can see 50% of my radio collection.       So now I can't setup everything so I decited to go Minalist.  I figured I would go with the equiptment that would fit best and had most options.  I'm using my Icom IC-706MKIIG as my main rig.  It covers 160m through 70cm.  To see what equipment is shown put your cuser over the picture.  I recently purchase a Netbook to use as a control computer. 

       Rebuilding my Radio Shack is a work in progress. Building custom shelving for optimum operating comfort.  The photo to the right shows a central power monitoring  control panel.  The three meters across the top monitor AC Input Voltage, Total AC Current and 60 Hertz Frequency.  The two smaller meters monitor DC Input Voltage and Total DC Current.  I Also there is a built in a Digital DC Voltmeter for testing.  Below the Test Meter is  a remote Key Jack with a selector switch to select which Transceiver the key goes to.  Next to Key Selector is an   AUX Antenna connector connected to the antenna selector so I can have easy access to all my antennas.  Plus a 120 Volt AC socket. 
        The smaller Panel to the right is a 5-position antenna selector and an UTC Digital Clock.  Under the antenna selector is a MFJ electronic antenna selector used to select transceivers.  Below that is an Icom V8000 2 meter Transceiver. 
The area next to that will contain a Flat Screen Display under that a Z-100 Tuner connected to the Icom IC-706MK2G Transceiver below it.  Finally a mini keyboard and a wireless mouse garage under that to my computer under the bench.  
On the far right is an IC-740 with an MFJ-949C  antenna tuner.

The photo of my shack in Sanborntin, NH.  My primary Rig there was The Icom IC-706MK2G Transciver running Bare Foot (100 Watts)