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These all smell a little musty or smoky. I haven't typed all the small articles or reviews without schematics. February, 130 pages, rusty staples, bumped corners, no mailing cover, cover loose from staples, light brown moisture stain throughout at bottom and top near the spine, all text legible * W2NSD/1 Never Say Die, editorial by Wayne Green * This Antenna Is Too Good To Be True. Cheap, works well on all bands and radiates a super signal. Combination of the Zepp with the addition of a balanced, shielded feeder systemJ. W. Spencer * Construct the Minuteman Timer. Tells when to ID and when not to ID. Gary L. Fait * The Secret of Remote Control. Sophisticated circuits in miniature planes. Peter S. Carr * Calculate Your FT-101. Automatic Digital display and frequency counter in the same box at the flick of a switch. D. N. Ellis * Deviation Meter for Your FM Rig. Rudolf E. Six * Build a Better Hamfest. Art E. Housholder * Caveman Radio. With underground inductive transmission, 300 feet is almost DX. Earth currents. Frank S. Reid * Split-Second Timer. Perfect beginner's project. Tom Bowman and Bruce Long * Peak Your Picture with Home-Brew SSTV Test Gear. Go from gray scale to color bars with these simple generators. Bill Cikas * Op Art. Include the ubiquitous op amp in your next circuit. Bob Myers * Put the DX World on a Screen. Everything you need to know about a country can be at your fingertips. All you need is a VIC-20. and this program. (this program is difficult to read) Eugene Morgan * Convert the Oddball Hy-Gain Board. Two Crystal or Three Crystal Boards. Put them on 10-meter FM. Dave Schmarder (1984 feb 73 amateur's radio technical journal magazine was posted and is owned by: Angelia Pope) |
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