73 Amateur Radio May 1986
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| 73 Amateur Radio May 1986 | |||
| Page# | ||
| Army Surplus CW | 0 | ||
| Revamp the CIA's secret CW sender | |||
| W8MFL, | |||
| Lousy Inconsiderate Dummies | 28 | ||
| Lids we love to hate | |||
| W2NSD/1 | |||
| Speed-Charge Your PB-21 | 32 | ||
| Is your TH-21 spending more time on your desk than on your belt? | |||
| WA8IZV | |||
| The Day the Aliens Landed in Limerick, Maine | 38 | ||
| The ultimate eyeball QSO | |||
| W1ROM | |||
| The Hula Hoop Loop Revisited | 42 | ||
| A new twist in deep-null receiving antennas | |||
| W6QIF | |||
| Are Sine Waves Sacred? | 44 | ||
| Plug your toaster into a trapezoid | |||
| W6HDM | |||
| Transmitter Hunters: Here's Your Ammo For Tracking | 50 | ||
| Be the first on your block with a 2m paint can | |||
| WB0CMC | |||
| What You See Is Where You're At: Part II | 54 | ||
| Add a digital frequency display to your favorite radio | |||
| WA8YKN | |||
| Total Solar How To | 60 | ||
| turn sunshine into sine waves | |||
| WB8VGE | |||
| Agc, PDQ | 66 | ||
| A real ear-saver, and cheap to boot | |||
| KX6E | |||
| Radio to Go | 68 | ||
| For the ham whose mike is grafted to his lips: a strap-on, carry-out radio | |||
| WB0WPY | |||
| Remote-Controlled Everything | 70 | ||
| The lazy ham's dream—just point and press! | |||
| WB6VYN |
