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These all smell a little musty, maybe smoky. I haven't typed in all the Columns in each listing, all the small articles, or reviews without schematics. QST 1986 ARRL ham radio magazine February, 176 pages, 8.25 by 11 inches, small spot near center of front cover, no mailing cover * Simple, Effective Receiving Aid. Robert C. Sommer * Gaining on the Decibel-Part 1. H. Paul Shuch * Beginner's Bench: Four Watts, QSK, for 24.9 MHz. Doug DeMaw * UNKEMO (UNiversal KEyer MOdule). George Murphy * Spreadsheets for the Modern Hamshack. Richard Ward * Under Construction-Part 4: Construct a VHF/UHF Signal Generator. Doug DeMaw * Spiderweb-The Range Circle Calculation. You may be familiar with spiderweb acquisition circles as map overlays for amateur satellite communications. Use the information in this article to build your own overlays-for any location and on any kind of map. Table 2. BASIC Program for Calculating Spiderweb Data. Dimitrios Zachariadis * Untangling Upgrade Math. Stumped by trig functions and logarithms? This article will help. Maria L. Evans * CATVI Field-Strength Measurements Made Easy. Turn your 2-meter transceiver into a field-strength meter-no modifications required. Greg Bonaguide * The Columbia Volcano. The Nevado del Ruiz volcano, November 13, 1985. Alberto Shaio and Fred Laun * AGC and RF-gain controls for the Ten-Tec Argosy * Gauge for adjustment of slug-tuned radios * N connectors and Belden 9913 coaxial cable * Roof patch for permanent sealing * Flashcubes solve dim-dial problems (please look at our rules and privacy policy) |
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