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Heathkit Christmas 1982 Catalog
Heathkit 1982 Christmas Catalog Cover
Heathkit 1982 Christmas Catalog Table of Contents
Page 8: SS-9000 Deluxe Synthesized HF Transceiver
Page 32: Electronics Training Courses - DC, AC, Semiconductors
Page 51: Test Equipment - VOM's
Page 66: Heath/Zenith Z-100 Series Computer
Page 93: System 3, 19" Color Television Kit
Page 95: Satellite Earth Station
I recently ran across a 1982 Heathkit Christmas catalog that might be of interest to you. Microprocessor-controlled receivers and transceivers were beginning to hit the commercial marketplace, and personal computers were appearing on household desktops. Originally, I was going to post all the product pages on this one page, but decided to create dedicated pages for each one. If you want a text version of each page, then click on the hyperlink beneath the image to go to its full page, or just click on the image to view its full size version. Merry Christmas!
Heath SS-9000 Deluxe Synthesized HF Transceiver
Heath SS-9000 Deluxe Synthesized HF Transceiver
Heath/Zenith Z-100 Series Computer
Heath/Zenith Z-100 Series Computer
System 3 Video Realism in a 19" Color Television Kit
System 3 Video Realism in a 19" Color Television Kit
Heathkit Satellite Earth Station
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