73 Amateur Radio February 1985
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| 73 Amateur Radio February 1985 | |||
| Page# | ||
| VIC RTTY Resource | 12 | ||
| Is your VIC-20 ready for RTTY? Make it happen with N5ALE's foolproof software! | |||
| N5ALE | |||
| Satellite Supremacy | 18 | ||
| Sometimes 15 Watts just doesn't cut it with OSCAR 10. The solution? Use W2GEF's 60-Watt uplink amp-stripline construction makes building it a snap! | |||
| W2GEF | |||
| CB to Six | 22 | ||
| Why stop at 10 meters? KB5LF's Hy-Gain conversion will take you to VHF just as easily | |||
| KB5LF | |||
| Future Schlock | 30 | ||
| The strange tale of the KA5S experiment. Was he a genius or a madman? | |||
| KA5S | |||
| Swr: A Modern Myth? | 32 | ||
| From rig to radials, noted expert W6YUY reveals the path to a perfect antenna system. Be ready for a few surprises | |||
| W6YUY | |||
| Ollie's Folly | 42 | ||
| Circular polarization on HF? A forty meter helix with oil-drum forms? W1ZB's signal runs rings around the rest. Folly, indeed! | |||
| W1ZB | |||
| Build a Better Box | 44 | ||
| Most hams cram their circuits into any old case that's handy, but a little planning can turn a so-so project into a master-piece of packaging | |||
| W4RNL | |||
| Super Surplus Surprise | 54 | ||
| It's super: 50 Watts on 160,80,40, and 30 meters! It's surplus: That means inexpensive! It's the GRC-9: Still surprised? | |||
| K9RLF | |||
| The Texas Trans-Tester | 60 | ||
| Here's how to measure small-signal gain with a transistor checker you've built from scratch | |||
| KG5B |
