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content/museum/heathkit-h8.md

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   - title: COMPLETE SYSTEM
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        compiled/archived by Dave Dunfield\
        type of document : PDF\
        source : [Daves Old Computers](http://www.classiccmp.org/dunfield/heath/index.htm)
-  comments:
-  - author: David Hansen (IOWA USA)
-    date: Saturday 24th February 2018
-    text: I found an h8 and h9 monitor. The h9 works the h8 needs work. I have all manuals and schmatic and documents related to this machine. also correspondence between original owner and heath kit company. email me if interested I can send pictures and more info.
-  - author: Dave Johnson (United States)
-    date: Saturday 21st January 2017
-    text: The H8 with the H9 monitor was my first computer. I built in in my dad''s basement just before I was transferred to Germany. I was 32 years old and had dabbled in programming for years. (Took BASIC class at BYU in 1964). The H8 was built like a tank! the 32K static RAM ran hotter than the fires of Hades. I think the all steel construction was part of the heat sink design. I loved that computer. I went on to become an IT manager for the federal government and it all started with my beloved H8! I wish I still had it!
-  - author: Paul Domholdt (Los Angleles, CA)
-    date: Saturday 10th December 2005
-    text: The boards I had are now gone. A couple of folks did contact me and bought up what I had. Still have fond memories of the years I had my H8! Good lucking finding parts/boards for those looking.
-  - author: Paul Domholdt (Los Angeles, CA)
-    date: Friday 31st May 2002
-    text: This was my first computer, built it back in the summer of 1979. Was a great computer, learned a lot from it. I've still got some old boards for the H8 if anybody has any interest in them contact me via email. Paul
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