Manual/Info on a Heath Schlumberger SM-102?

[Don Peterson]

No it it not!

The SM-102 was developed by the "Scientific Instruments" division of Heathkit.
 It is a programmable timer.  It measures time from input "A" to input "B",
or the Period of a waveform.

It is not the wired version of the IM-102, which is a digital multimeter.  This
is one of the few exceptions of the "SM" vs. "IM" numbering scheme.

The SM-102 came out in the late 60's and is cosmetically the same as the SM-104
and SM-105.  These were predecessors to the SM-118 and SM-128.

The wired version of the IM-102 is the IMW-102.

Don
****** Forwarded Message Follows *******

It's the factory wired and tested version of the kit, IM-102, Digital
Multimeter.
Pete
www.manualman.com

On Thu, 25 Jul 2002 21:41:33 EDT "Bob, WB2UJD" <BobbyTrip at AOL.COM>
writes:
> Anybody ever hear of this unit?  I have one which I have gotten
> working and
> would like to get a hold of a manual.  I do not think this was a
> kit, but was
> sold as a assembled unit.  Any information on same appreciated!
>
> Bob, WB2UJD

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