Unfortunately, Heathkit’s days in the computer game were numbered. Not long after the release of the H89, the company was purchased by Zenith, who in turn rebranded the H89 as the Z-89 and ended ...

With full documentation and Gerber files available on the project’s GitHub page, Heathkit H8 owners can now get their own brand-new memory board — in kit form, as a Heathkit should be.

The Heathkit HN-31 “Cantenna,” a 50-Ω dummy load, was introduced in 1961 and remained in the product line until 1991. Likely this accessory outsold any other ham-radio product in sheer ...

Heathkit and Dynaco sold products that featured quality components, detailed instructions and could be completed over the course of a few days with decent soldering skills and patience. The products ...

I recently posted on some cool vintage Heathkit finds on eBay. Soon after, the below email arrived in my inbox. It’s from an engineer (and nice guy) in need of help locating someone who does Heathkit ...

Now, sadly, according to the American Radio Relay League (ARRL) Heathkit is closing shop. Heath wasn’t the only company pushing electronic kits back in the day; however, they were by far the most well ...