73 Amateur Radio November 1976
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| 73 Amateur Radio November 1976 | |||
| Page# | ||
| Ham Time-Sharing is Here for You! | 0 | ||
| via a repeater | |||
| WB4YTU/ | |||
| Baudot and BASIC | 0 | ||
| an interpreter for a Baudot computer | |||
| W5CUD, | |||
| Cordless Iron Tips | 26 | ||
| when you're up against the Wahl | |||
| K9POX | |||
| Bicycle Mobile | 30 | ||
| cover feature | |||
| WB4SNC | |||
| Build a Simple "Lab" Scope | 32 | ||
| costs less than $70! | |||
| K8JWR | |||
| Get on Six with Surplus | 40 | ||
| the el cheapo RT-70 is a natural | |||
| WA5HLE | |||
| The Beam Saver | 46 | ||
| rotor memory system | |||
| W6YUY | |||
| Updated Universal Frequency Generator | 50 | ||
| extremely versatile test unit | |||
| K3EZ | |||
| Who, me? A Pioneer? | 54 | ||
| some fantastic frontiers are wide open | |||
| W5WGF | |||
| The Shirt Pocket Touchtone | 58 | ||
| auto-patch from your HT or car | |||
| K4TWJ | |||
| Put Your Name in Lights | 60 | ||
| giant nixie message display | |||
| W4LLR | |||
| Liquid Crystal Display Guide | 62 | ||
| for low, low, low power consumption | |||
| WB5DEP | |||
| Self-Powered Mi ke Preamp | 65 | ||
| when you need to SPEAK UP | |||
| WA5KPG | |||
| See the World and Get Paid! | 75 | ||
| merchant marine radio officers: part I | |||
| Hargett | |||
| The Wind Counter | 84 | ||
| the digital wind sock | |||
| W9CGI | |||
| The S38 Is Not Dead! | 88 | ||
| a tale of resurrection | |||
| W6GXN | |||
| ID with a PROM | 90 | ||
| and program it yourself | |||
| W7JSN | |||
| The Amazing Inverted L | 94 | ||
| antenna for 20, 40 and 80m | |||
| K8ANG | |||
| Battery Chargers Exposed | 98 | ||
| more than you probably wanted to know | |||
| W6GXN | |||
| How Do You Use ICs? | 106 | ||
| part III | |||
| WA2SUT/NNN0ZVB | |||
| Thirty Years of Ham RTTY | 110 | ||
| from the Model 12 to the microprocessor | |||
| W2NSD/l | |||
| Big Noise Burglar Alarm | 114 | ||
| lights flashing, horns blaring | |||
| WA3SWS | |||
| Dandy Digital Dial Decoder | 116 | ||
| to control whatever you want | |||
| W9CGI | |||
| Weather Satellite Display Control | 122 | ||
| integrating CRT and FAX displays | |||
| WB8DQT | |||
| The Soft Art of Programming | 140 | ||
| part II | |||
| Didday | |||
| OSCAR Orbits on Your Altair | 146 | ||
| the software you've needed | |||
| G3ZCZ | |||
| ASCII /Baudot Converter for Your TVT | 150 | ||
| series or parallel to boot | |||
| Roloff | |||
| The Smoke Tester | 159 | ||
| power supply checker outer | |||
| W7RXV | |||
| The Coffee Flipper | 162 | ||
| and executive decision maker | |||
| WA3VXH | |||
| The Man Who Invented AC | 164 | ||
| Tesla, the greatest pioneer of them all! | |||
| Goldman | |||
| Baudot to ASCII | 172 | ||
| you want to learn programming? | |||
| Borgerson | |||
| Toward a More Perfect Touchtone Decoder | 178 | ||
| Ma's system can be made to work well | |||
| WA3VXH | |||
| Using a Wireless Broadcaster | 184 | ||
| two good ham uses | |||
| WA9VGS | |||
| The Quiet Spy | 188 | ||
| amateur uncovers spy ring in U.S.! | |||
| Matlack | |||
| The Benefits of Sidetone Monitoring | 191 | ||
| and how to do it | |||
| Staff | |||
| Paolo | 258 | ||
| W7IDF |
