Bill Turner wrote:
On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 12:45:21 -0500, Chuck K8CPA

wrote:

There were about 15 reasons why we stopped - the primary reason was
that the business has lost money for a number of years. The loss of
the lease was about 5th down on the many reasons it made no sense to
continue the business.
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Their business location is in one of the priciest areas in the
country.
I wonder if they moved elsewhere if they could have survived?

Hard to say...I guess it depends on what level they would want to
exist...I wonder how long parts will last....I've got a 2k classic
console..
I better grab some spare parts I need before they dry up...I assume
they would keep some for at least a year, to cover the last ones
warranty. They made a tank...Mine reminds me of R2-D2....At about
125-130 pounds, I never move it...:/ Sits on the floor to my left,
and sort of makes my table an L, the way the controls,tuner,radios,
wrap around...

MK

On 11 Feb 2005 09:04:43 -0800, wrote:


Bill Turner wrote:
On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 12:45:21 -0500, Chuck K8CPA

wrote:

There were about 15 reasons why we stopped - the primary reason was
that the business has lost money for a number of years. The loss of
the lease was about 5th down on the many reasons it made no sense to
continue the business.
__________________________________________________ _________

Their business location is in one of the priciest areas in the
country.
I wonder if they moved elsewhere if they could have survived?

Hard to say...I guess it depends on what level they would want to
exist...I wonder how long parts will last....I've got a 2k classic
console..
I better grab some spare parts I need before they dry up...I assume
they would keep some for at least a year, to cover the last ones
warranty. They made a tank...Mine reminds me of R2-D2....At about
125-130 pounds, I never move it...:/ Sits on the floor to my left,
and sort of makes my table an L, the way the controls,tuner,radios,
wrap around...

MK

from the RadioDan site:

Henry will no longer make any tube type amplifiers or any HF
amplifiers!
Henry lost their main lease, effective 01-31-05
warranties will be honored, service & some parts will be available
Henry will continue to make vhf/uhf solid state amplifiers, order thru
radiodan
if you have any questions about the above info,
e-mail Ted henry at