73 Amateur Radio March 1980
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| 73 Amateur Radio March 1980 | |||
| Page# | ||
| Baudot-ASCII Converter Follow-Up | 0 | ||
| add a FIFO buffer for typing ease | |||
| VE4YD, | |||
| Good-Bye to Autopatch Hassles | 30 | ||
| low-cost remedies to common problems | |||
| WB2LEI/4 | |||
| CB to 10 | 38 | ||
| part XXII: more talk power for the TRC-11 | |||
| N4APN | |||
| The L With It | 40 | ||
| an alternative to the variable inductor | |||
| K4KI | |||
| Future Rig and Rigamarole | 44 | ||
| are you ready for faster-than-light propagation? | |||
| W6HDM | |||
| Gone But Not Forgotten | 48 | ||
| supermods for the HW-2021 | |||
| AD5X | |||
| The History of Ham Radio | 54 | ||
| part XI | |||
| W9CI | |||
| CB to 10 | 58 | ||
| part XXIII: the Sears Roadtalker 40 | |||
| W6SZS | |||
| Neat Readout for the 2036 | 62 | ||
| displays frequency on S-meter face | |||
| K3GRX | |||
| Modernize That Boat Anchor! | 66 | ||
| older tube rigs are more fun when you give them the solid state treatment | |||
| AD5X | |||
| Ham Shack Numerology | 70 | ||
| a gentle introduction to electronic math | |||
| W6HDM | |||
| COMPULOG: A Multi-Purpose Record Keeper | 74 | ||
| whither the paper logbook? | |||
| WA1ZSE | |||
| Computer System I/O Interface | 78 | ||
| handles RS232, 20-mA loop, and KC Standard conversions | |||
| VE3CAF | |||
| Number Fun on your Micro | 80 | ||
| explore mathematical curiosities with your TRS-80 | |||
| W3KBM | |||
| Baudot Message Formatter | 82 | ||
| In BASIC | |||
| W6RLL | |||
| Lab-Quality Hi I Supply | 88 | ||
| part I | |||
| McClellan | |||
| A Do-It-Yourself Speech Compandor | 96 | ||
| let's experiment! | |||
| W6TNS/7 | |||
| Morse Converter for Frequency Displays | 107 | ||
| another break through for blind hams | |||
| WA6AXE/KH6 | |||
| On the Trail of the Hamburglar | 116 | ||
| retrieving ripped-off radios | |||
| W0EX |
