Dexter posted a/his web site url with the info you might be looking for: http://w4dex.com/manuals/
> "Camilo So" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Skipp is it possible to get a copy from you. Thanks > 73 > W4CSO > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: skipp025 > To: [email protected] > Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2007 12:32 PM > Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Hamtronics (and VHF Engineering) Manuals > > > A big thank you to Dexter for making his COR-2 scans available to > Chris & I. > > Many of the vintage Hantronics Manuals are not available on their > website... nor does there seem to be a rush to find and post a lot > of the early equipment paperwork. For some reason Hamtronics (Jerry) > reports he/they don't have manual archives for a lot of older kit > and pre-built units. > > If you're looking for vintage hamtronics information... the group > here is a great place to start posting requests. If I don't have it > I'm sure at least one of the other members might. As time allows > we're glad to help with the information. > > I even have some of the VHF Engineering (rip) Manuals around... > (some of you stop laughing so hard). > > cheers, > skipp > skipp025 at yahoo.com > > > Dexter McIntyre W4DEX <dmcintyre@> wrote: > > I'm fairly sure I have a copy. If no one else replies soon > > I'll scan it for you. > > Dex, W4DEX > > > > kt4xa wrote: > > > I'm looking for the manual for the original Hamtronics COR > > > module--that is, the OLD one from the early 80's that predates the > > > COR-2 and COR-3. Hamtronics no longer has the manual, and I haven't > > > found it online. The COR-2 manual might be somewhat helpful, > > > although I'm not sure if it was designed more like the original > > > COR (555 timers + audio amp) or the COR-3 (op-amp based). > > > > > > Does anyone have this manual, or at least a schematic? If so, > > > I'd be happy to pay for a copy. >
