[Heathkit] SB 220

[w8okn at charter.net]

Thanks.

How about this website?  Seems it simply refers people to various places for
old vintage gear.

Sean
W8OKN

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Doug Shields" <w4das at adelphia.net>
To: <heathkit at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2006 10:35 AM
Subject: Re: [Heathkit] SB 220


> Sean and everyone,
>     I believe you are thinking of Ron Oxley at RTO electronics
> (http://www.rtoham.com).  He only lists one meter (407-0761) on his parts
> page.  I don't think it is the same part number as the SB-220 meter.  The
> SB-220 meters are fairly hard to find.  There has been a NOS meter for the
> SB-220 on Ebay recently but I recall that it had a VERY high opening
price.
> However, finding the face plate may be a bit easier than a whole meter as
it
> is usually the meter coil that opens up.  The face should not be damaged
> unless the meter gets crushed.
>
> Doug  W4DAS
>
>
> > This note is for the ham that was looking for the SB 220 meters.  In
> > speaking to the hams in Michigan, I have learned that there is an "ex"
> > Heathkit employee that still repairs old Heathkits in Benton Harbor,
> > Michigan.  I will continue to ask around to see if I can get his name
and
> > then pass it on to you through this list.  I was told that he most
likely
> > know how to get a hold of some SB 220 meters.
> >
> > Sean   W8OKN
>
>
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