[Boatanchors] Re: [Heathkit] If Heathkit were around today.

[david knepper]

 No Class E AM transmitter???


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----- Original Message ----- 
From: <kiyoinc at attglobal.net>
To: <heathkit at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Thursday, November 24, 2005 8:03 AM
Subject: [Heathkit] If Heathkit were around today. 


> W8DBF wrote:
> 
>  >  pickle forks at the brand new high definition Heathkit TV ...
> 
> If Heathkit were around today? 
> 
> what would be in our mailbox?  The Christmas wishbook, of course.  The 
> tried and true, now 10 years old SB-20220 would be featured, 
> 
> SB-20220 - All solid state Linear Amp, 1,500 watts output, no blower, 
> but a water pump for cooling.  Computer tuned input.   Build it with one 
> amplifier module for 750 watts output, add a second for full power.  
> (thriving aftermarket for "quad chassis" used by contesters and DXers).
> 
> SB-3X3 - Same height and width as the SB-303/313 but 6 inches thick. 
> Includes the classic Heath Direct Digital Synthesis Master Oscillator, 
> familiar BIG SB knobs, Heath Digital Filter Module. Full HF coverage, 
> multiple memories, USB interface for digital modes, Stereo CW with two 5 
> watt audio amps, designed to work with the:
> 
> SB-4X3 - Slave transmitter with a panel blank for  Heath DDS 
> (optional).  QSK, SSB, FM and USB for digital modes.
> 
> HW-1XX - 20 watt portable HF transceiver, also called the Ham-Spam 
> because it has the same profile and chassis color as a Hormel Spam can. 
> 
> Heath 2 Meter Cell Fone - a 2 meter HT with a snap-in for a Nokia cell 
> fone.  The big Heath lithium ion pack charges the cell fone. Control 
> circuitry mutes one or the other.  One Bluetooth serves both.
> 
> de ah6gi/4
> 
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