[sebhc] H90

[Bill Beech (NJ7P)]

Barry,

I have some Heathkit manuals and schematics (SB-101, etc) on Richards 
site (also some of the military manuals I have scanned).  I use an 
8.5x14 scanner and stich them together.  I have included the pieces as 
well as the fullsize illustrations in some files so one can print out 
the parts and tape them together.  It is a pain, but the schematics are 
the key to repairing these old machines.  I have yet to find a better 
solution.  I, too, am looking for a large format flatbed scanner.

I have tried commercial graphics houses with dismal results.  But again, 
I would be glad to try and make these diagrams available if someone 
would ship me thier originals.  I will return the originals after scanning.

Thanks!

Bill

Barry Watzman wrote:

>Someone I was in contact with at the time had access to a large document
>scanner at a University and was able to scan the Z-100 schematics "full
>size" (I believe it was Richard Pestinger, but I'm not certain of that).
>I'd love to get my hands on a large format scanner, but they are expensive
>and hard to come by.  The number of times when I need to scan something
>larger than 8.5 x 11", or even larger than 11x17 is surprising, although
>it's not an "everyday" thing by any means.
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: sebhc-bounces at sebhc.org [mailto:sebhc-bounces at sebhc.org] On Behalf Of
>Jack Rubin
>Sent: Sunday, May 13, 2007 8:52 AM
>To: sebhc at sebhc.org
>Subject: RE: [sebhc] H90
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>nly a schematic for the cassette interface.  
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>>I suspect the 
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>>>schematics were part of the larger foldouts for the boards.
>>>
>>>Anyone got the schematic scanned in for the CPU, Memory and Disk
>>>controller cards?
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>>I have paper copies, and they are indeed on very large sheets 
>>of paper 
>>that came separately from the manuals. But I don't have a 
>>scanner. Maybe 
>>someone else somewhere has scanned them and put them online?
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>This has always been a problem - some people have done sectional scans
>and then "stitched" the pages together with software but you still have
>the problem of trying to print them back out if you want a hard copy. 
>
>Barry, did you ever find a decent way to deal with the larger drawings
>and prints?
>
>Jack
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