I found these resources today while trawling for a .pdf manual for my Eico 250 VTVM:
https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archi ... o-1974.pdf
https://www.kevinchant.com
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Interesting findings on the internet
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EICO was a most worthy competitor to Heath. Sadly they went the way of the dodo too. 
Edit...EICO also sold audio kits but I don't see them in that catalog. Perhaps it was a separate catalog. I do have an EICO catalog somewhere in my stash along with dozens of Heathkit catalogs.
Edit...EICO also sold audio kits but I don't see them in that catalog. Perhaps it was a separate catalog. I do have an EICO catalog somewhere in my stash along with dozens of Heathkit catalogs.
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I always thought EICO was a lesser manufacturer of TE, not a kit company. We don't see EICO much this side of the pond. Heathkit/Daystrom was well established here and they had a factory in Gloucester. Heathkit turns up regularly at swapmeets here. I have a few units; a VTVM, a distortion meter and an audio wattmeter. There were a few other companies of that sort. Jason and Knight come to mind. Those sort of companies, like electronics shops aimed at hobbyists and hams, were things of a particular era.