This UNBUILT kit is in excellent, near mint condition and appears to
be complete with all documentation.

Manufactured by The Heath Company, Benton Harbor, Michigan.

$200

Includes shipping, packing and insurance in continental US via FedEx
Ground. Outer shipping carton and additional packing will be
supplied.

Email me if you need more details or specific information:

Mike Nowlen

"Barry OGrady" wrote in message
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On Sat, 22 Apr 2006 14:00:29 -0400, Mike Nowlen wrote:

This UNBUILT kit is in excellent, near mint condition and appears to
be complete with all documentation.

Manufactured by The Heath Company, Benton Harbor, Michigan.

$200

Try $5. Fully working multimeters are cheap.


Includes shipping, packing and insurance in continental US via FedEx
Ground. Outer shipping carton and additional packing will be
supplied.

Email me if you need more details or specific information:

Mike Nowlen


Barry
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Try $5. Fully working multimeters are cheap.

but Barry, he is not selling a fully working multimeter ...

But is it any better and why spend $200 on a kit when you could
homebrew one, possibly cheaper, if you know what to do?

On Sun, 23 Apr 2006 12:04:29 +1000, Barry OGrady
wrote:

On Sat, 22 Apr 2006 14:00:29 -0400, Mike Nowlen wrote:

This UNBUILT kit is in excellent, near mint condition and appears to
be complete with all documentation.

Manufactured by The Heath Company, Benton Harbor, Michigan.

$200

Try $5. Fully working multimeters are cheap. snip

I think his spam is trying to target Heath collectors, of which there
are a few around, I've read. For utility's sake, though, almost any
DMM or even a good, used VTVM would be a far better deal.

ORIGINAL MESSAGE:

Barry OGrady wrote:


Try $5. Fully working multimeters are cheap.



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Wise up, guys. Unbuilt Heathkits are collector's items, far more
valuable than a built one.

Bill, W6WRT

"Bill Turner" wrote in message
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ORIGINAL MESSAGE:

Barry OGrady wrote:


Try $5. Fully working multimeters are cheap.



*********** REPLY SEPARATOR ***********

Wise up, guys. Unbuilt Heathkits are collector's items, far more
valuable than a built one.

Bill, W6WRT

.... absolutely correct

On Sun, 23 Apr 2006 11:11:56 -0700, "graham"
wrote:

Wise up, guys. Unbuilt Heathkits are collector's items, far more
valuable than a built one.

Bill, W6WRT

... absolutely correct snip

I recall an unbuilt Heath AR-15 kit (WORST receiver I've ever owned in
my life, bar none) going for upwards of $500 a few years back. The
AR-15 was beleaguered with many problems, not the least of which was a
chronicly hot-running output stage due to inadequate heat sinks. The
MPX circuit was notoriously flaky on my example, as well, which traced
down to bad caps. Once debugged (and with a fan on its back end) it
was a pretty good FM tuner with an adequately beefy power amp. Sound
was....eh.

graham wrote:

"Bill Turner" wrote in message
...

ORIGINAL MESSAGE:

Barry OGrady wrote:


Try $5. Fully working multimeters are cheap.



*********** REPLY SEPARATOR ***********

Wise up, guys. Unbuilt Heathkits are collector's items, far more
valuable than a built one.

Bill, W6WRT


... absolutely correct


I hear the rattle of chains having been yanked

-Bill

WHERE ARE THE CAPS?

"Mike Nowlen" wrote in message
...
This UNBUILT kit is in excellent, near mint condition and appears to
be complete with all documentation.

Manufactured by The Heath Company, Benton Harbor, Michigan.

$200

Includes shipping, packing and insurance in continental US via FedEx
Ground. Outer shipping carton and additional packing will be
supplied.

Email me if you need more details or specific information:




Many heathkits are worth more unbuilt than built.





Mike Nowlen