Heath Co./Heath manuals

[Mark A Moss]

My take on this is what they (Heath) don't know can't hurt them (or you).
 So if you copy a manual for another Heathkit aficionado, great, but it
would be wise not to go bragging about it.

Mark Moss, KC8DEI
Kalamazoo, MI
U.S.A.
Grid EN72eh
www.qsl.net/kc8dei

On Fri, 24 Jul 1998 11:34:11 -0400 George Gleim <george at QNQ.COM> writes:
>O.K., here's an interesting twist on the entire manual issue.
>
>Let's say, for the sake of argument, that someone purchases the RIGHT
>to legally
>reproduce Heathkit Manuals and pays Heathkit a royalty for each manual
>sold.  And,
>let's also say, for the sake of quality, that each 'new' manual is an
>Off Set
>Printed manual, and not a poor photocopy including large fold-out
>schematics.
>
>What would any of you be willing to pay for a new, old manual?
>
>In addition, would you want a full manual (including assembly
>instructions) or just
>want circuit description/alignment procedures/schematics.
>
>Thank you kindly for your thoughts,
>
>George
>
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