"Heathites", "Heathens", etc.

[Multi-Volti Devices]

As a former Heath employee, I was surprised to find out only after I was
no longer working there that othre Heath employees sometimes called each
other ex-Heathens. I like that term better, and would have been happy to
be a Heathen while I was there, had I known. I'm not sure that would
have been compatible with the office dress code, however.

Murray

van lincoln wrote:

> >Reply-To: Dave Wood <W4EJ at COASTALNET.COM>
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> >From: Dave Wood <W4EJ at COASTALNET.COM>
> >To: HEATH at LISTSERV.TEMPE.GOV
> >Subject: Heath Product Notice
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> >Date: Fri, 10 Oct 97 22:06:04 +0000
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>
> >Heathites <======I 'love' that WORD !!!!!
>
>            listen up!  Like many hams I have on my workbench a Heath
> IM-103
> >line voltage monitor.  Really quite a neat gadget.  But beware! This
> unit
> >has a built in engineering fault I found out about last night about
> 2am.  I
> >had noted that in the past two days the readings were erratic.
> Thinking the
> --snip---------------
>
> and the advice was 'right on' !!!
>
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