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Manual says 4 ea AAs and 1 ea D.
 
Manual is 75 pages long; if you want to borrow to copy and return, let me know.
 
73, gary
 
Gary H. Harmon, Jr. / K5JWK
6003 Archwood
San Antonio, TX 78239-1504
210.657.1549 h / 210.884.6926 c
 
"Retirement - Everyday (except Sunday) is a Saturday"
 


From: heathkit-owner@cyberventure.com [mailto:heathkit-owner@cyberventure.com] On Behalf Of Jdemlaw@aol.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2007 9:31 AM
To: heathkit List Member
Subject: [heathkit] (no subject)

 
I have acquired a HEATHKIT meter Model IM-104, with no assembly or operating instructions.  Simply put, no paperwork.  An electrical engineer friend thinks it is an electronic meter and that absolutely nothing will operate without a full set of batteries.  It obviously takes one D cell, with two slots for what I thought were for two pairs of double AA's.  Double AA's do not fit, triple AA's are too small.  We were unable to find a battery of the right length in three different battery catalogs.   We thought possibly it requires two pairs of 4.5 volt batteries.  The meter itself is a West meter with an apparent number of 407-169. 
        Does anyone know what are the correct batteries and where they might be obtained?  Also, does anyone have the paperwork for this kit.  John Demcisak






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