SB-102 - more troubles

[Bob Burns]

In a message dated 15/07/2009 18:18:36 GMT Standard Time, rayfrijr at MSN.COM  
writes:


It  also helps us old timers to remember that that's why the rigs had big 
knobs on  them ... so we would have something to twist and turn.  That was 
part of  the excitement of the old rigs back then ..    HI  HI.



I also remember some CW signals from the 60s that started on one side of  
the Rx passband and drifted completely out the other side by the end of an 
over,  let alone the chirp and T7 notes. Compared to those, Heath gear was 
always  pristine. 
 
Most problems on Heath gear can be resolved with a bit of effort though and 
 at least they can be worked on and most spares obtained - much easier than 
my  TS930 or 940.
 
73

Bob 

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