Heath Phone Patches, Microphones, Manuals, etc. FS

[Ken Simpson, W8EK]

Heath items For Sale:

Heath HD-15 phone patch
This is the unit with the VU meter on the left and 3 knobs
that match the SB series to the middle and right.  Low or
high Z output to the transmitter. It can also be used as
an interface for PSK31, and other digital modes.
It is in excellent condition.  It has a couple of modifications
that are very professionally done.  The actual meter movement
has been replaced with a slightly larger, and more professional
looking meter.  Knobs are original. There is a modular jack
added for the phone line.  Two RCA phono jacks have been added
for speaker in and out.  In both cases, they are in parallel
with the original terminal strip, so either may be used.
It works fine and looks close to new.  A terrific unit.
Paper work included for $30.

Heath HD-15 Phone Patch
As above, but with no modifications, in extremely good condition.
No scratches or imperfections. Paper work included for $25.


Collins MM-1 Mobile Microphone
The Collins MM-1 is a pressure-operated dynamic microphone
designed to fit your hand comfortably. This mike is engineered
for maximum voice response, and its die-cast case is finished
in brushed satin chrome. With its mounting button on the front,
the MM-1 slips easily into a dashboard bracket supplied with
the mike. When the MM-1 is removed from the dashboard bracket,
the microphone is in position for instant transmission. A coiled
cord is supplied with the 22-ounce microphone. The MM-1 has a
frequency response from 200-10,000 cycles per second and has an
output level of -48 db.
This one works fine; there are a couple extremely small pits
(smaller than a pin head) on the chrome, but it looks very
good. The coiled cord is probably a bit stiffer than when it
was new. With PJ-068 connector for $100.

RCA equivalent to a Shure 444 desk microphone
Although the front of this mic says RCA on it, it looks like a
Shure 444, and has a controlled reluctance element in it just
like the Shure 444.  My assumption is that it is a 444 with an
RCA label.
Of course most of us know that the 444 is an extremely good
communications microphone with great articulation.
This one works fine, and looks very nice.  It has a 4 pin
connector on it. $50


Miscellaneous Heath Parts:

Switch from HM-102 or HM-2102 wattmeter
This three position rotary switch is used to select power
range or SWR, and is located on the bottom left side of
the wattmeter's front panel. Of course it can be used in
other equipment also. $4

I have many SB-630 Station Console parts available.
Most of the internal parts are available, but no clock.
Front panel and outer case are gone, but reflectometer
assembly, switches, etc. are still available.
Please let me know what you need.


ORIGINAL Heath manuals:

These are manuals/brochures/schematics only. They are all
originals, not copies, and all are close to new condition.

Brochure "Heathkit Specials" featuring the
Twoer, Sixer, SB series, and others. $4

GD-600 Photoelectric Light Switch, 1972, $5

HW-2021 2 meter hand held transceiver
1975, No check marks $9

SB-620 Scanalyzer
Schematic Only, Large fold out page, $4


Prices do not include shipping from Florida.

Thanks. 73,
Ken Simpson, W8EK
E-mail to W8EK at FLHam.net or W8EK at arrl.net
Voice Phone  (352) 732-8400




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