Heath Items 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 to the computer for PSK31, etc.  It is in
extremely good condition. No scratches or imperfections.
Paper work included for $25.

B & W 377 Coaxial Antenna Relay:
I had never seen one of these before. Most of us are familiar
with the Dow Key Antenna relays that many of us used 40 or 50
years ago. This unit serves the same function, but is somewhat
unique.
The B & W 377 is housed in a hexagon box. It has three SO-239
connectors coming out three of the sides, a length of wire on
one side that goes to the coil of the relay, and two sides that
are blank.
The coil is rated to work on 48 to 130 volts AC. The original
single page instruction sheet says that it is a unique relay
design permitting this large variation in voltage. It is good
to 150 MHz, and will handle 2000 Watts PEP, or 1000 watts continuous.
It appears that this unit has never been used. It has the
original instruction sheet, and original box. The unit itself
does not appear to have been used, and looks perfect. $75


Microphones:
All of these microphones have been tested and work well.

Generic Hi Z Hand Microphone
This hand mic is black in color, and looks like it might
have come from a HyGain rig.  It has a PTT switch and black
coiled cord.  $25

Johnson Hi Z Hand Microphone
This high impedance hand mic is a gray color, with the Johnson
logo with the Indian on it.  It has a PTT switch and coiled
cord, and produces a nice pattern on the scope.  It looks
good also.  $30

Shure 401 B, Low Z Hand Microphone
This mic has characteristics similar the the Shure 444
Desk Mic, but this one is a hand mic.  It is a controlled
magnetic mic, with frequency response tailored for voice
communications.  It has a rugged case, and a heavy duty
coiled cord. 4 pin connector. With paper work for $40.

Chrome Low Z Hand Microphone
This mic is chrome plated.  My memory says it may have come
from a Polycom rig.  The mic is a good solid metal case with
chrome plating all around, with a black PTT switch and black
coiled cord.  There are some pits on the chrome, but it works
fine.  $30

Generic Hand Microphone
This is a low impedance hand microphone, black in color.
With 4 pin connector. $25; With no connector. $22

Lafayette EAM-15 dynamic hand microphone
2000 ohm impedance can be used any place a dynamic mic is
needed. Stripped and tinned leads.
It works fine, and looks good also. $25


ORIGINAL Heath manuals. These are manuals 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

AM-2 Reflected Power Meter (SWR Meter), 1960,
w/schematic, pictorial $8

HD-15 Hybrid Phone patch, 1965, Schematic in book $8

HD-1234 Four Position Coax Switch, 1973, no check marks $7

Heath HDP-21 Desk Microphone, 1969 $4

HM-15 Reflected Power Meter and SWR Bridge
1968, Schematic in book $8

HM-2102 VHF Wattmeter 1972
No check marks. Schematic in book $15

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

IM-5284 Multimeter, Large schematic $3

SB-102 HF Transceiver
Schematic Only, Large fold out page, $4

These are original manuals only.


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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