Ham Radio: HF (and HF+V/UHF)

Alinco produces HF and VHF/UHF radios and accessories.

A site devoted to the Atlas 180, Atlas 215 and Atlas 210 transceivers. Atlas were the first readily available 12V all transistor radios to hit the amateur market. They were introduced in 1973 and lasted until the early 1980s when the competition got too hot. All models are rated at 80W output (falling to 50W on 10 metres) and cover 160 to 20mtrs (Atlas 180), 160 to 15mtrs (Atlas 215) or 80 to 10mtrs (Atlas 210).

Elecraft produces several HF radios in kit form for hams.
Including
K2 and K2/100 HF Transceivers
KX1 Ultra Portable CW Transceiver
K1 Four Band CW Transceiver

FlexRadio Systems is a manufacturer of software defined radios (SDRs) for amateur radio use. Products include the SDR-1000 transceiver and the PowerSDR.

HB9CIC offers MW2Log - a logging interface for MixW computer interface (USB) software. He also provides tables CAT syntax for Yaesu FT1000 and FT897 rigs as wel as a list of parameters for the SD logging package.

Icom produces several transceivers for ham radio use.

Icom manufactures a solid state HF amplifier - the PW-1 and a range of HF transceivers
IC-7800
IC-756PRO-III
IC-746 PRO
IC-718
IC-706MK2G
IC-703

Kenwood HF radios
TS-2000
TS-2000X
TS-570DGv TS-570SG
TS-480HX
TS-480SAT

VHF/UHF radios
TM-D700A
TM-V708A
TM-G707A
TM-271AK

HTs TH-D7AG
TH-F6A
TH-G71A

SGC produces a line of HF radios as well as wire and portable antennas.

Yaesu produces several models of transceivers for ham use:
HF
FT-1000MP-V
FT-1000MP-V Field
FT-897D
FT-857D
FT-847
FT-840
FT-817ND

Mobile/Base VHF/UHF
FT-2800M
FT-7800R
FT-8800R
FT-8900R

Handheld
VX-2R
VX-6R
VX-7R
FT-60R
VX-150
VX-170