73 Amateur Radio April 1986
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| 73 Amateur Radio April 1986 | |||
| Page# | ||
| The Dayton Hamvention '86 | 20 | ||
| The center of the ham radio universe | |||
| WA4BPI | |||
| Your Bridge Over Troubled Antenna Tuning | 24 | ||
| Is your antenna less than ideal? Put more fire in the wire | |||
| W3MT | |||
| Stretch the GP Antenna to the Max | 27 | ||
| This, the simplest of all antennas, has much to recommend it | |||
| GW3SB/G3SB | |||
| The Care and Feeding of a Curved Linear Array Antenna System | 30 | ||
| For low cost, very low maintenance, yet acceptable performance, try this antenna system for use in high-frequency amateur radio operations | |||
| N6BIS | |||
| Stacked Vee-Beam Arrays | 32 | ||
| If 15 meters sounds dead, you're not using the right antenna! | |||
| W6TYH | |||
| The Match Maker | 38 | ||
| Everyone knows that antennas and transmitters should "match." But what exactly is that? And how is it achieved? Here are the answers | |||
| VE3LMP | |||
| Antennas Should Be Heard, Not Seen | 42 | ||
| Ham radio meets interior decorating! KC3HW's 2m J-pole wins the prize for unobtrusiveness | |||
| KC3HW | |||
| A Connoisseur's Microwave Converter | 45 | ||
| Brent Harry set out to build not the cheapest, but the best downconverter possible. Serious microwave enthusiasts will thank him | |||
| Harry | |||
| Get With the Program and Speed Up Your Code | 54 | ||
| Here's your opportunity to increase your code speed without QRM, QRN, or QSB! | |||
| KA2QOU | |||
| The Potabilities Are Endless! | 57 | ||
| Dunk your next project into icky goo and discover why potting a circuit is even more fun than building it | |||
| KA7AWD | |||
| The Basics of Computer CW | 59 | ||
| Here's a twist: W9ODK preprocesses Morse to make life easier for his VIC-20. The result? A Basic program that copies code from 5 to 50 words per minute | |||
| W9ODK | |||
| Terminal Teletype | 62 | ||
| The last RTTY program you'll ever write for your H-89 | |||
| W3RWU | |||
| Malley's Manchester Monitor | 66 | ||
| Listen in on the world's finest conversationalist-you! | |||
| K1NYK | |||
| Easy Digital Circuit Analysis | 68 | ||
| Learn the basics of Boolean algebra while you design an electronic keyer. Then use K5VKQ's techniques to give your project a "software smoke test" | |||
| K5VKQ | |||
| Rock Solid Rf | 74 | ||
| Get pinpoint precision with this PLL-based frequency synthesizer | |||
| Ociepka |
