RJT> BA>> I bought a Scottkit (H. H. Scott, better known for their audio 
RJT> BA>> equipment than their kits) AM/FM tuner/amplifier from
Allied and a 
RJT> BA>> pair of Altec-Lansing speakers to go with it; still have them.

RJT> RJT> I remember Scott,  but I thought Allied sold
"Knightkits"???

RJT> BA> That was their house brand.  I bought a Knight-kit Star Roamer
RJT> BA> regenerative shortwave receiver kit from them and built it back in
RJT> BA> 1963.  My dad gave it away after I sent it home for safekeeping
RJT> BA> while I was in the service.  Found another one, plus manual, at a
RJT> BA> local farm auction a couple of years ago and grabbed it - $10.  I
RJT> BA> also built a Knight-kit light meter (for photography); that was
RJT> BA> stolen out of my check baggage on an airline.

RJT>I have a light meter here,  never had any use for it.  Not with the sort of
RJT>cameras that are out there these days...   I don't recall where it came from
RJT>offhand,  I think my other half said that it used to belong to her father,  or
RJT>something.

Just out of curiosity what make and model is the light
meter. All my cameras have built in light meters so I have
no need either. I lost all my stuff like that in our '98
flood.

Jay
---
 þ OLXWin 1.00b þ Save on toilet paper - use both sides.