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MANUALS SHOW YOU HOW.
Here is visual proof of the fop-dollar value offered only by Heathkits. Think of the tests made
possible through the use of t,uggested combinations as shown below. When more instruments are
required, additional Heathkits can be selected from the greatest kit instrument line ever offered.
PLANNING YOUR SERVICE SHOP
BY JOHN T. FRYE
Here is complete first -hand information
written in a refreshing at thoritalive
style by a man with over a quarter
century of experience in radio and TV
work. In this booklet John I'. Fry. -
discusses all factors involved in establishing
a service business. Consideration
is given to the type of 1 usiness
location, selection of tools an instruments,
bookkeeping procedu-es, job
records, business promotion, a:id other
similar subjects. Full explanation of
the method used in compulint service
charges and how to establist a rate
which will insure a fair and profitable
return on your investment will prove
very helpful. This booklet is available
to Heathkit customers at no charge.
Write for your free copy.
BASIC SERVICE SHOP
ESTABLISHING THE INDUSTRIAL
ELECTRONICS LABORATORY
BY LOUIS B. GARNER, JR.
A service offered by the Ileath Company
for the direct assistance of t hose involved
in laboratory work. In this booklet. by
Louis B. Garner, Jr., full consideration
has been given to all factors required in
establishing an electronics laboratory.
Information regarding the type of laboratory-
laboratory layout -space allotment-
lighting and service facilities -
personnel- heating and air conditioning.
etc. Work benches. as well as other details
such as desks, shelves, cabinets,
drafting tables, stools. etc., are discusses).
')'his valuable booklet is offered to
Heathkit customers at no charge. Write
for your free copy.
TYPICAL LABORATORY
KITS
Oscilloscope
Voltage Calibrator
Electronic Switch
VTVM
AC VTVM
Power Supply
Q Meter
Decade Resistance
Decade Condenser
Resistance
Substitution Boo
Audio Oscillator
This combination of eleven typical
instruments.required for any
Electronics Laboratory. clearly
illustrates the economy offered
by the purchase of Heathkit
equipment. Practically an entire
basic laboratory for the price of
one piece of factory built equipment.
These instruments can be
assembled by a laboratory technician
in approximately 55 actual
working hours.
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This group of instruments represents
a typical combination of basic test
equipment required for Radio and
TV service work. Here is emphatic
proof of the tremendous economy
offered only by Heathkits. Seven
basic equipment items for leas money
than the price quoted for a single
commercially available instrument
such as a general purpose oscilloscope.
A serviceman can easily
assemble this entire group of instruments
in 45 actual working hours.
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KITS
Oscilloscope
VTVM
Signal Generator
Signal Tracer
Tube Checker
TV Picture Adapttr
High Voltage Probe
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Additional information regarding these instruments will be found
on the rollowing pages. Write to the Heath Company for a free
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catalogue listing all Heathkits- schematics -specifications and
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