You all may not be aware of it, but Gary (FG), sold the manual business
back, I believe, October 2005. Manuals now originate out of Indiana and
the new name is Vintage Manuals, Inc.

Of course, I'm still around, even after 13 years.

Pete, wa2cwa
www.manualman.com
Over 16,000 manuals available


Hi Dick,
I totally agree with you.  Get all my manuals from W7FG and have always 
gotten excellent reproductions.  He always sends you the foldouts and 
two copies of the schematic.
In one case, I received an original Heathkit manual in new condition.  
Plus they are very fast.  Usually get the copies in three days.  Nice 
folks!  73.
Wayne,
W4GBW

Dick Singer/K6KSG wrote:

>Ron,
>



>I too was needing a manual for a piece of equipment. The free ones
were hard to read 
the schematic and the manual was partially missing.
>
>I wound up getting on from W7FG and paying for it. So I was skeptical
doing so but 
when I received the manual it was primo - it looked like an original
manual and very 
clear.
>
>So I suggest if you want a complete manual spring for $25.00 and get
it at 
www.w7fg.com I don't think you would be disappointed.
>
>73
>Dick Singer/K6KSG

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