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Some guy bought permission to reproduce and sell Heathkit manuals from the copyright holder. Legally he doesn't control the copyrights, but he goes after anyone who posts copies of the manuals, so most people are afraid to engage him in a legal dispute. You might get lucky finding PDF's of GIF's, but generally this guy has driven everything underground.
An external freq counter will always do a better test then the one on the unit . Do you have an oscilloscope? A function generator will also have a freq counter . Now the ultimate is a spectrum analyzer. you don't need all these but the function generator will work fine.
Simplest explanation is to connect signal to BNC and select frequency measurement (you may need to play around with it a bit) but it's like any other frequency counter - never used this model but if you know what the frequency you excpect then playn around until you get it
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