[Heathkit] HP-14 DC-DC Power Supply Manual (and some HA-14 HP-24related stuff)

[Larry WA9VRH]

Hi Mark,

I will be happy to download the manuals and get them to BAMA. So far they 
don't look that large and wonder why you think they are 64 MB?

I will do some cleanup on them also. It may take me a couple of weeks and I 
will keep you posted on my progress.

You can see examples of my work on the Collins Collectors Association 
website and happy to stray away for awhile.  :)

73  Larry WA9VRH


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "butwheat" <butwheat73 at gmail.com>
To: <heathkit at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2008 2:59 PM
Subject: [Heathkit] HP-14 DC-DC Power Supply Manual (and some HA-14 
HP-24related stuff)


> Howdee,
>
> I've scanned the manual, but am having trouble getting it up to BAMA.
> Perhaps it's too big, I'm thinking like 64 MB or so. I'd sure like to get 
> it
> up there so that it's available free, especially since BAMA has done me
> handy so often.
>
> Perhaps some fine person here on this list has the big fancy expensive 
> Adobe
> program to scrunch these page files into and Acrobat and send 'em up to
> BAMA, please? I guess said person would also have to have a fairly good
> internet connection to get the filz in the first place, and the time and
> heart to take on the project.
>
> In any event, here's the link to the pages I scanned:
>
> http://butwheat73.googlepages.com/heathkitha-14hp-24page
>
> Also, there's another page offa that page that deals with pictures of my
> HA-14. I have a large number of photos of the inside of it that are
> currently residing on the memory card of my wife's digicam. I intend to 
> get
> these uploaded there soon, so if that interests you, check back soon.
> There're also some scans related to the HA-14 there, and more available 
> from
> me if asked.
>
> Now if only I could find an HA-14 F.S. to go along with my HA-14 / HP-24 
> set
> !  I'm also  very curious about specs on the (toroidal?) power transformer
> in the HP-14, and the choke. I thrashed about in my '56 ARRL Handbook but 
> it
> only talked about vibrator DC-DC supplys (hash generators, heheheh). My 
> ARRL
> Handbooks seem to go in every 10 year jumps, so mebbe someone with a 
> better
> collection would tell be which year would cover this type of power supply
> better. I also didn't see info on this in my William Orr handbooks . . .
>
> Even though I'm NOT a Michigan State University fan, in this list I'll,
> nevertheless, say:
>
> GO GREEN,
>
> Mark KX8XX (formerly KB8GC WB8CKZ and op of K9NBH WB6TSX)
>
>