Parts is parts.... The major items are


Across the bottom from the left side:
    A pair of loctal sockets.
    A pair of 4CX600JA's.
    A pair of Johnson 124-0113 screen bypass caps.
           Thanks to Phil, VA3UX for donating these!
    A 5000pF plate coupling cap. 
    A pair of Rotron Biscuit fans.
    The plate transformer core.
    The HV rectifiers.
    The parts for the antenna relay & power sense assembly
	   Jennings RJ-1A vacuum relay
       A reed relay
       N & BNC connectors	
       43 material cores for the cross coupled power sensor
	
The next row above:	
    A neon indicator lamp.
    A Grayhill Keyswitch
    A Master Specialties lighted pushbutton switch
    Two Hobbs timemeters 
    Two more Master Specialties lighted pushbutton switches
    Two Optical Rotary Encoders & Raytheon knobs

And just behind those:
    Ten Simpson type 1227 meters	
    Nine Hewlett Packard digital readouts 
    A bezel for the readouts & also one for the status LEDs.
          Thanks to Stu's Model Shop for making these parts.
    Five Trimmer potentiometers for bias adjustments.
    Three Pittman gearhead motors
       with flexible couplers, gears & 10 turn potentiometers just above.
    A 12 position switch for the grid circuit
    MHV connectors M&F for the Plate Supply
    Three filter caps for the Plate Supply
    Chokes for the Power Factor Corrector
    The case for the antenna switching & power sensing circuitry

The back row:
    A Hewlett Packard Series 1 instrument cabinet with a replacement front panel.
       with the power cord and some aluminum panels for the RF compartment
    A 5-500 pf 5KV Vacuum Capacitor for the Plate
    A 50-1400 pf 1.8KV Vacuum Capacitor for loading
    A JSLF-450 Vacuum Capacitor to pad the Plate tune on 160 meters.
    A homebrew right angle drive
    A Radio Switch Model 86 bandswitch
       and 
    The RF compartment just behind these temporarily taped together 
	   with some teflon sheet for the plate air flow containment.
	
    PFC input rectifier
    Power & Step Start Relays
    The PFC rectifier 
    The chassis AC connector
    15 amp circuit breaker
    Line filter
    Finally the low voltage Switching Power supply for the motors, logic & grid bias.
	
The very upper right:
   The top of the cabinet 
   RG-402 for the Pi-L coils
   Quarter inch copper tubing to increase the diameter of the high end of the Pi coil.     
		
Finally, over the top, a couple lengths of 1/4" square aluminum extrusion 
      to fasten the RF compartment together.