Heathkit HW101, Desktop Shortwave Transceiver

Heathkit Hw 101. Heathkit HW101 1080 Meter Transceiver However, it long outlived the SB-102, which was discontinued in 1975, remaining in production until late 1983 The minor fl aws were effectively rectifi ed some two years later with the appearance of the even more successful HW-101

The HW-101 is a direct heir to the HW-100 and a simplification of the SB-102, but with the improvement of having a dial that uses two Jackson Brothers ball reduction mechanisms (A) The HW-101 is the most successful Heathkit transceiver ever, in production numbers

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Like the previous models, it covered the 80 through 10 meter amateur radio bands on Single Side Band or CW at 100 watts, and was one of the most popular of Heathkit's ham radio products The Heathkit HW-101 by Greg Latta, AA8V Main Page and Photos of the Restored TransceiverThe Heathkit HW-101 - Main Page and Photos of the Restored Transceiver The following pictures shows my recently completely rebuilt Heathkit HW-101

Heathkit HW101 1080 Meter Transceiver. However, it long outlived the SB-102, which was discontinued in 1975, remaining in production until late 1983 The HW-101 born was out of three previous models, the SB-100, SB-102, and the HW-100

Heathkit Hw 101 Schematic. 'Hot Water' HW-101 Amat TRX Heathkit Brand, Heath Co.; Benton Harbor MI, build 1970-1983, 25 pictures, 54 schematics, 19 tubes, 2 semiconductors, United Heathkit had questionable dials for the SB line (good design but poor construction), the HW-100 did not have this type of dial, but a dial based on the HW monoband models