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A schematic is available at http://www.vintage-radio.info/heathkit/

Also, it looks like these guys

http://www.myradioroom.com/manualsales.html

will sell you a manual,

73
Dave
KC0WJN



Neil Morrison wrote:
IIRC, AA's have gotten a little larger over the years. How far out are the sizes?

Regards,
Neil Morrison


----- Original Message -----
*From:* Jdemlaw@aol.com <mailto:Jdemlaw@aol.com>
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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