[Heath] Complete Heathkit station

[Kenneth G. Gordon]

Well, I'll tell you, if I were closer, I'd be there like a shot. That gear is excellent and very 
much fun to use.

Ken W7EKB

On 1 Oct 2016 at 20:52, Robert Myers wrote:

> 
>     Hi again folks,
>      
>     *** UPDATE:
>     I posted an ad trying to sell off a heath station last week (see bellow for items and 
>     pics) and got no takers.  The equipment is nice,
>      
>     I have decided I will give all of these items (no charge, free) to anyone who simply 
>     come and pick them up.  I won´t pack and ship though.
>      
>     I have to say that I think this is a really great thing for someone who would like 
>     these rigs, if you can drive for a few hours you might want to consider it.  If you 
>     know someone that might want them, please tell them.  If you live in Montreal or in 
>     Toronto I think it would be just something you could do on the weekend.  Northern 
>     NY state is not far either.
>      
>     I hope someone takes them!
>      
>     Cheers,
>     Robert Myers, VE3JQL
>     Ottawa Ontario K1G1R7 Canada
>      
>     -------------------------------------------------------
>     Hi folks,
>      
>     I am selling off a complete HF Heathkit station - relatively cheaply.  You will have 
>     to pick it up, I am not interested in packing and mailing.  Pictures are (or should be 
>     showing) at
>     <http://s961.photobucket.com/user/Rob-Myers/slideshow/Ham%20Radio?sort=9>
>      
>     I welcome any comments or suggestions,
>      
>     Items
>      
>     SB-401  transmitter (tube type).
>     SB-303  receiver (solid state) with noise blanker (which you can turn on and off) 
>     and all the crystal filters. $100
>      
>     The above two rigs join together with coax cables at the back allowing you to 
>     control them on separate frequencies when on the same band, or have them both 
>     `locked´ and running on the receiver´s frequency.
>      
>     SB-600 #1  speaker.
>     SB-600 #2  speaker.
>     SB-650  digital frequency display (nice nixie display tubes).
>     SB-610  station monitor scope (shows keying waveforms and SSB modulation).
>     SB-630  station console (clock, phone path, SWR, timer) ß Yes, the clock works!
>      
>     SA-2060  HF antenna tuner.
>     HN-31  `Cantenna´ full legal limit oil filled dummy load.
>      
>     Thanks,
>     --- Rob Myers, VE3JQL
>      
>     Location: Ottawa Ontario K1G1R7
>      
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