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1973 nov amateur ham radio magazine shortwave technical


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Pauline Quinn is presenting: 1973 nov amateur ham radio magazine shortwave technical
These all smell a little musty or smoky.
I haven't typed all the small articles, columns or the reviews without schematics.
November, 112 pages, 6 by 9 inches, rusting staples, mailing cover browning at edges
* Low-Power Solid-State VFO Transmitter for 20 Meters. Complete construction details for a two-watt QRP transmitter and Vackar VFO for CW operation on 20 meters. C. Edward Galbreath
* Test Set for Motorola Radios. Complete construction details for a test set for most Motorola business-band FM radios. David L. Marshall
* Variable-Shift RTTY Terminal Unit. And now the VS-1, with continuously variable filter tuning for improved response in noise and interference. Keith Sueker
* Medium Current Polarity Inverter. Complete construction details for a polarity converter which will provide a negative voltage supply from a positive source. J. R. Laughlin
* Single-Band SSB Transceiver Using the LM373 Communications IC. How to use the versatile LM373 and several other ICs to build a compact SSB transceiver for 14 MHz. Charles H. Hill
* Single-Frequency Repeaters for VHF FM. A discussion of single-frequency FM repeaters and how they might be put to use on the VHF amateur bands. George Allen
* Open-Wire Impedance-Matching Baluns. How to design and use transmission line sections for impedance-matching baluns. R. W. Johnson
* Compact Electronic Keyer Package. Complete electronic keyer, AC power supply and squeeze paddle in one compact package. Gene Brizendine
* Calculating Gain vs Height of DX Antennas. Using a simple graph to predict the gain of your DX antenna if you raise its height above the ground. Gerd H. Schrick
* Antenna and Control-Link Calculations for Repeater Licensing. How to calculate the antenna patterns and control links required for your new FCC repeater license. P. J. Ferrell
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1973 nov amateur ham radio magazine shortwave technical