73 Amateur Radio October 1984
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| 73 Amateur Radio October 1984 | |||
| Page# | ||
| Find Fault with Your Coax | 10 | ||
| Is your cable really doing its job? Find out with this elegant detective method | |||
| K4IPV | |||
| The Aussie Parasol Beam | 20 | ||
| What has twelve corners, three bands, and uses 140 feet of wire? Hint: It's not a quad | |||
| W6TYH | |||
| The Incredible Broadband Bowtie | 26 | ||
| Truly designed for solid-state finals, this 75m antenna features 50 Ohms at the feed-and less than 1.5:l swr across the band | |||
| KC3HW | |||
| RX for Ailing Antennas | 28 | ||
| Maximize your system's performance with this easy-to-construct noise bridge. It's just what the doctor ordered | |||
| K41PV | |||
| Ryan's Vertical Ecstasy | 32 | ||
| Warning: Graphic description of vertical antenna array patterns. Explicit CoCo language. May incite construction frenzy | |||
| WB5LLM | |||
| Try Low and Behold | 38 | ||
| Here's a shock: You've been wasting money on towers and poles. W1GV explains why low antennas may outperform high-altitude aluminum | |||
| W1GV/4 | |||
| A No-Holes Barred Beam | 44 | ||
| What to do when the lease says "no antennas": Turn your entire house into a broadside dipole | |||
| WA4WDL | |||
| Another Eggbeater | 48 | ||
| Don't be a VHF weakling. Pump up your performance with this simple 2m omni | |||
| WD5DNL | |||
| A Tree-Mendous Vertical | 62 | ||
| Build an 80m DX-getter that really grows on you | |||
| KS4B | |||
| When Darkness Calls | 66 | ||
| On 160m, success means diligent planning. These tips on gray-line propagation are your key to Top Band DXCC | |||
| VE7BS |
