73 Amateur Radio November 1965
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| 73 Amateur Radio November 1965 | |||
| Page# | ||
| We Got Across! | 6 | ||
| Catching up with the past: No.3 | |||
| W2AAA | |||
| An Audio-TV Transmitter | 14 | ||
| Broadcast sound and video on the same carrier | |||
| W8VCO | |||
| Hybrid Phone Patch | 18 | ||
| Of course, we don't really approve of phone patches | |||
| KH6IJ | |||
| A Coax Antenna for Twenty | 20 | ||
| Or fifteen or ten | |||
| W2NQS | |||
| Six Solid Watts an 160 | 22 | ||
| We keep telling you that tubes are obsolete | |||
| K9IAH | |||
| Half-Rack Panels | 26 | ||
| Sure beats those orange crates for mounting | |||
| W2DXH | |||
| A Novel ALC Circuit | 30 | ||
| Why didn't someone think of this before? | |||
| W2KAK | |||
| The Nuvistatectar | 32 | ||
| Clever product detector for your old receiver | |||
| K9EID | |||
| Transistors for Hams | 34 | ||
| Which inexpensive transistor to use where | |||
| WA6BSO | |||
| The Flex Match | 38 | ||
| Perfect for feeding a coathanger | |||
| W3ZVT | |||
| Adding ALC to the Swan 240 | 40 | ||
| There are lots of old 240s around | |||
| K5JKX | |||
| A TV Converter | 44 | ||
| Use your TV camera with a normal TV set | |||
| W9SEK | |||
| Crystal-Controlled Transmit With the KWM-2 | 46 | ||
| Works with other transceivers, too | |||
| HB9TL | |||
| Lovers Lane | 48 | ||
| Hmmm. Drawings by K3SUK | |||
| Lattak | |||
| A Modern Frequency Standard | 50 | ||
| Not expensive or complicated, either | |||
| W5NUW | |||
| The Baffling Totem | 54 | ||
| Keep the kids out of your shack | |||
| W7PXE | |||
| 432 Solid-State Local Oscillator | 56 | ||
| A more modern LO for the 432'er | |||
| K1CLL | |||
| Six Meter Transmitting Converter | 62 | ||
| Twenty in, six out | |||
| K0AHD | |||
| The VHF Newcomer | 66 | ||
| Our VHF editor gives you a few hints | |||
| K0CER | |||
| Gus, Part 7 | 70 | ||
| What happens when a South Carolina Baptist visits the Vatican? | |||
| W4BPD | |||
| The Heath SB-110 | 78 | ||
| Single sideband on six to match the SB-Line | |||
| WA1CCH | |||
| Transcam's SBT-3 | 86 | ||
| There are a lot of interesting ideas in this one | |||
| W2NSD | |||
| Evolution of an Antenna Tower, Florida Style | 88 | ||
| How about a 70 ft. telephone pole in your yard? | |||
| K4FQU | |||
| Slippery Six | 94 | ||
| A VFO-heterodyne battery rig for six | |||
| K1CLL | |||
| A Light Wattmeter | 98 | ||
| Trying to improve an old idea | |||
| Henry | |||
| VFO Control of SSB Receivers | 110 | ||
| W0CGA |
