wrote:

Thanks for the suggestion. I called Zenith (now LG Electronics) twice.
First to talk to "customer service" who never heard of Heathkit and
said they don't carry manuals. She had some trouble formulating a
complete English sentence, so I didn't trust her reply.
My second call was to "parts". After 15 minutes on hold, I decided it
wasn't worth any more time, given the (un) likelihood of a positive
response.
Well, I guess I'll try one more rec.radio.amateur subgroup and see what
happens. Hope springs eternal :-)

There's a www.heathkit.com that carries some of the same educational
kits that the old Heathkit used to, and it's in Michigan.

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Tim Wescott
Wescott Design Services
http://www.wescottdesign.com

There's a www.heathkit.com that carries some of the same educational kits
that the old Heathkit used to, and it's in Michigan.
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And even in the same place.
From the training kit on offer I recognise a similar design as the ET-3300
Laboratory Breadboard , I bought in kit form in the mid 1970s ,which I still
use on a regular basis.
Heathkit is definitely not dead,be it they now supply somewhat different
products,to suit today's world...................good to see that !

Frank GM0CSZ / KN6WH