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Manufactured: 85-88
Price $249.95 less panadapter module

"This was Heath's last ham related scope. Except for the CRT, the 5404 is a
fully solid-state device, and combines the features of the SB-610 and
SB-620, both of which had been discontinued more than 10 years earlier...The
optional panadapter module sold for $99.95...The unit is enclosed in a brown
cabinet to match the HW-5400...Although it worked well enough, most people
thought the price tag on the HO-5404 was a little high, and Heath probably
never sold very many. As a result, the HO-5404 is quite rare."

He adds that you will want the panadapter to get a better, narrower (+- 20
KHz) view of the band.


Brian, W0DZ

----- Original Message -----
From: Stewart D. Lyon <slyon at PACIFICNET.NET>
To: <HEATH at LISTSERV.TEMPE.GOV>
Sent: Saturday, October 21, 2000 2:21 PM
Subject: HO-5404


> Can anyone tell me about the HO-5404 station monitor? It apparently came
out
> very late and beyond any of my Heath catalogs.  Is it similar in function
to
> the SB-610? What are all the push-button switches for?
>
> I'm bidding on this and I'm not sure whether I should continue the fight.
>
> Thanks for the info.
> Stu, W6CUX
>
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