Unique Heathkit items?

[Richard Post]

I have a pair of IB-1 (one may be an IB-1B, can't tell the 
difference) as well as a General Radio 650 of which that Heath is a 
clone.  BAMA has the manuals. IB-1 in the dreaded dju format, the 
IB-1B in pdf.

Great old blonde wood slant-front cases.  One has the battery leads 
going outside the case.

I believe these actually use the General Radio 1 KHz hummer.  One of 
mine spent a tour of duty at West Point Military Academy according to 
the spray paint logo on the side.

Cool pieces still useful today, but, as you noted, not very common.

73,

Rich KB8TAD

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At 9:55 PM -0700 5/6/07, Rinkie & Ron Pollack wrote:
>I have an IB 1, including original instruction book, which includes a
>catalog of Heath test equipment of the time!
>
>Ron K2RP
>
>[mailto:HEATH at LISTSERV.TEMPE.GOV]On Behalf Of Hans Sundström
>Sent: Sunday, May 06, 2007 1:27 PM
>
>
>Hi my friends!
>
>I have, amongst all the other gear i my shack - and everywhere in our house,
>says my XYL  ;-) - a couple of things that might be quite unusual.
>
>One Heathkit IB1 - that must be one of the first kits from Heathkit - as far
>as I know built by an old friend of mine around 1949. The piece is in very
>
>And now I am curious - how unique are these items?
>
>73
>
>Hans / SM4A
>

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