[Heathkit] HW-202 Crystal specs

[ma.locksmith at juno.com]

Since we're on the "scrounge" for crystals, it would be nice to know what
other sets used the same exact crystals.....  and, I have that cross
reference.

The reference numbers I am going to use are from Marden who is no longer
making crystals for the amateur sets.

The HW-202 uses a type 013-5 for transmit and 001-2 for receive.  That
tells you nothing, but the following does.

There is no other listed set that uses the 013-5 style transmit
crystal.....  that means you HAVE to have one made for the 202.

The 001-2 is the "common" variety receive crystal.  It was used by twenty
nine different manufacturers including Heath, Johnson, Regency, and
Wilson.  Without looking, I'd guess it's the normal 10.7 IF.  That's
receive minus 10.7, all divided by three.

Ed
K1ZOK

On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 20:07:00 EST SBJohnston at aol.com writes:
> 
> I have found that ICM has excellent records of what specifications 
> are needed 
> for particular rigs.  If you just tell them you need a transmit 
> crystal for 
> operation on  frequency X and a receive crystal for operation on 
> frequency Y, 
> for a Heath HW-202, they'll be able to quote a price and then make 
> the crystals 
> straightaway.  Expect to pay about $25 each, though, thus making it 
> so 
> desirable to find some surplus crystals from another rig.  
> 
> I have some rocks for Regency HR-2-series rigs, but no known HW-202 
> types.
> 
> 
> Steve WD8DAS
> 
> sbjohnston at aol.com
> http://www.qsl.net/wd8das
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