73 Amateur Radio January 1967
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| 73 Amateur Radio January 1967 | |||
| Page# | ||
| Low-Power Attenuator for Ham Use | 0 | ||
| They're cheap, yet useful to 450 MHz | |||
| WB6AIG, | |||
| Techniques in Tone Signaling | 0 | ||
| Tones can be very useful for hams | |||
| WB6MOC, | |||
| An IC Crystal Calibrator | 6 | ||
| 10 and 100 kHz markers output; costs $13 | |||
| KlDCK | |||
| Transistor Converter Notes | 10 | ||
| Some new developments in Frank's popular VHF converters | |||
| W6AJF | |||
| A kW with the Amperex 6KG6 | 14 | ||
| A very straight forward SSB grounded-grid linear | |||
| W7CSD | |||
| FET Transconductance Tester | 16 | ||
| A simple, yet effective checker; a scoop | |||
| W1DTY | |||
| Climbing the Novice Laddar: Part 2 | 20 | ||
| Joe starts a homebrew project | |||
| W7OE | |||
| The QRZ Machine | 26 | ||
| Something for the DXers | |||
| W6MUR | |||
| Ham TV Converter | 30 | ||
| Three transistors are all you need | |||
| PA0BVO | |||
| A Silect Six Meter Converter | 32 | ||
| It uses a FET RF amp and etched circuit construction | |||
| W5SJN | |||
| Autostart RTTY Gear | 34 | ||
| A generator and converter for VHF use | |||
| W6AYZ | |||
| VOM Transistor Tester | 38 | ||
| It uses about five components | |||
| Thorpe | |||
| A FET S-Meter | 42 | ||
| Another good use for inexpensive FETs | |||
| W6GXN | |||
| Unwanted Feedback | 46 | ||
| A lucid discussion from one of 73's top authors | |||
| W2DXH | |||
| Equipment Protection | 50 | ||
| Are you taking adequate steps to protect your gear? | |||
| K5JKX | |||
| Etched Circuit UHF Dipmeters | 54 | ||
| 130-480 MHz; very clever | |||
| W1JJL | |||
| Hamming VK9-Style | 58 | ||
| Like to go DXpeditioning on a far island? | |||
| VK9TG | |||
| SINPO and SINPFEMO | 62 | ||
| Another approach to signal reporting | |||
| DJ0HZ | |||
| 432 MHz Antenna Filter | 64 | ||
| A coaxial filter for the 70 cm band | |||
| W6AJF | |||
| Six Meter Final Amplifier | 65 | ||
| A useful 100 watt amplifier for low-power rigs | |||
| K9EID | |||
| 73 Reviews the Drake 2-NT and 2-C | 66 | ||
| A good 100 watt CW transmitter and hybrid receiver | |||
| W1DTY | |||
| A Simple Voltage Calibrator | 70 | ||
| Jim tells why your meters aren't perfect, and how to live with them | |||
| W2DXH | |||
| The Link | 78 | ||
| A signal grabber for two | |||
| W6HGX | |||
| The Vanguard 501 Camera | 86 | ||
| It's an excellent quality, inexpensive TV camera | |||
| WA1CCH | |||
| The Shackcom | 87 | ||
| A simple ham intercom | |||
| W8MQW | |||
| Gus: Part 19 | 88 | ||
| Is a flat Coke better than none? | |||
| W4BPD | |||
| A Little About Noise | 92 | ||
| A technical article for those who really want to understand noise | |||
| K6ZGQ | |||
| The Knight-Kit KG-640 YOM | 102 | ||
| A fine, taut-band VOM at a good price | |||
| W1DTY | |||
| The Motorola HEP-Line | 104 | ||
| Good, available, inexpensive transistors at the corner radio store | |||
| WA1CCH | |||
| The Knight-Kit TR-107 | 105 | ||
| Knight's new two meter transceiver looks good | |||
| KlRA | |||
| What's New For You? | 109 | ||
| 73's new monthly technical column | |||
| WA1CCH |
