Anyone need a nice D-104 Night Eagle with preamp before it goes to "that
other place"
$40 + actual shipping costs from 11030 (around $7 USPM with conf)
USA 50 only
Big Photos
http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze2pdtg/d104.jpg
http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze2pdtg/d1042.jpg

-Joe "NOSPAM"

what is it wired for??? I am interested.

Joe wrote:
Anyone need a nice D-104 Night Eagle with preamp before it goes to "that
other place"
$40 + actual shipping costs from 11030 (around $7 USPM with conf)
USA 50 only
Big Photos
http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze2pdtg/d104.jpg
http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze2pdtg/d1042.jpg

-Joe "NOSPAM"

Joe wrote:

Anyone need a nice D-104 Night Eagle with preamp before it goes to "that
other place"
$40 + actual shipping costs from 11030 (around $7 USPM with conf)
USA 50 only
Big Photos
http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze2pdtg/d104.jpg
http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze2pdtg/d1042.jpg

-Joe "NOSPAM"




And the old heathkit clock still ticking!!!! Amazing!!
73

"Jack O'Neill" wrote in message
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Joe wrote:

Anyone need a nice D-104 Night Eagle with preamp before it goes to "that
other place"
$40 + actual shipping costs from 11030 (around $7 USPM with conf)
USA 50 only
Big Photos
http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze2pdtg/d104.jpg
http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze2pdtg/d1042.jpg

-Joe "NOSPAM"



And the old Heathkit clock still ticking!!!! Amazing!!

Ken Kuhlman, former "General Products" Heathkit engineer died of kidney
cancer on January 24th.

Ken grew up in Kansas and developed a deep love for electronics as a teen.
While he never got a ham ticket, one of the first electronic projects he
built was an operating telegraph system running between his and his
brother's tree houses. He graduated from Wichita State University with a
BSEE degree in 1964, and worked at Heath for over 25 years.

During his tenure he developed many very popular kits such as the GR-1075
Digital
Clock Radio and also contributed to the automotive products group, as well
as testing and development of the Heath/Zenith laptop computer products. He
was an avid car fan and had restored a 1957 Austin Healey, which he loved to
drive around on any warm day with the top down.

I was privileged to work with Ken a little at Heath, and for several years
shared office and lab space with him at Whirlpool. Ken always commanded
respect for his knowledge of most anything electronic. He retired in 2002,
but returned a couple of times a year to keep up and say HI. He will be
greatly missed by all of his friends, wife Judy, kids Tom and Molly, and 3
grandkids.

==
gb

You can wire these anyway you want, (well at least old school hams did)
That mic's been sold.

Yes Jack
That clocks been going since 1975, with perhaps a 4 year break
I had to bring the anode up to around 220 volts a couple years ago with a
simple voltage doubler mod.
It also has a smaller Sperry display on the seconds the original went
completely dead
Sperry SP-352's are a hard $$$ find in 2006

-Joe


"STEVE TROOK" wrote in message
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what is it wired for??? I am interested.