[Heath] SB-610 Monitor Scope

[Robert Millard]

I have one of the "Factory Wired" Heathkits.  It is an IG-18 audio signal
generator.  It was wired very nicely but unlike the kit version, the
circuit board was pop riveted on to the chassis.  The kits were the usual
nut & bolt method of mounting circuit boards to chassis.

AFAIK there was no pre-wired or factory wired Heathkit ham gear.

Bob Millard
KE6JI

I have owned Heathkit equipment since 1961

On Tue, Jan 16, 2018 at 10:57 AM, Kenneth G. Gordon <
kgordon2006 at frontier.com> wrote:

> On 16 Jan 2018 at 10:37, Mike Fitzgerald wrote:
>
> > I have acquired an SB-610 Monitor Scope with the series number
> 940-3719..This is the
> > best built Heathkit I have ever seen...And I've seen many!  It's so good
> it may have been
> > factory built...Were any of these scopes built by the factory? If so,
>  for what purpose?
>
> I have no idea on your 'scope, but I DO know that Heathkit had at least
> one outside outfit
> build some of their kits for sale to schools.
>
> As I remember it, some Heathkit employees were hired to do some of that
> work too.
>
> In fact, there were several of their kits which were sold under a slightly
> different model
> number which were factory-built for schools and labs.
>
> I owned several (13) of their factory-built high-voltage, variable,
> regulated supplies, the
> IP-27 and its following models, which I bought from the University of
> Idaho's surplus sales
> department some time ago. I refurbished them all, and sold all but the
> "worst looking" ones
> on eBay. I kept 4 or so and use them on my bench.
>
> Ken W7EKB
>
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