[Heath] HW-100 question

[Dick KF4NS]

Sandy,
Mine had a crack in it due to my being too clumsy with the  rig on the bench so I found a nice thin piece 
of clear plastic and cut it the size, then I used an etch pen and a ruler to cut a fiducial line in it 
about one inch long at dead center. I then glued the new window to the front panel using a tiny drop of 
silicone seal on each corner.

The rig did come with the window already attached to the front panel, at least mine did back in 1970 when 
I built it.

Good luck sir.
73, Dick KF4NS
St Petersburg, FL 33714 USA
Keep The Glow!



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Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2012 13:47:39 -0500
From: "Alexander N. Gerli" <ac1wye at gmail.com>
To: <heathkit at mailman.qth.net>, <heath at puck.nether.net>
Subject: [Heath] HW-100 question
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Hi, gang,

Working on yet another old rig I unpacked. Got good power out, hears good,
doing OK.

Now, looks like some JoeHam cobbled a piece of "clear" plastic onto the back
of the front panel where the dial window is, stuck it there with old Scotch
cello tape (the kind that yellows). YUCK.

I can't find any step(s) in my original manual to attach this piece of clear
plastic with the fiducual line, to the back side of the dial window. Anyone
know if it came from Heath with this plastic window already installed?

73,

Sandy AC1Y

Alexander N. (Sandy) Gerli
'Corgi Cottage'
548 Allred Mill Road
Mount Airy, NC 27030-2202
919-625-7181

A Scotsman walks about 900 miles each year
Scotsmen drink about 40 gallons of whisky each year
Scotsmen get about 25 miles per gallon




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