73 Amateur Radio July 1993
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| 73 Amateur Radio July 1993 | |||
| Page# | ||
| Type "N" RF Connectors | 10 | ||
| How to install and use them | |||
| WB2WIK/6 | |||
| Mobile CW Operation | 16 | ||
| Ham radio's oldest mode keeps rolling | |||
| WB2WIK/M6 | |||
| The AEA HamLink Model HL-60 | 20 | ||
| Does your radio miss you when you're not home? | |||
| WA6TWF | |||
| The Hewlett Packard HP 34401 A Digital Multimeter | 24 | ||
| Add a top quality test instrument to your workbench | |||
| WB8VGE | |||
| A Tilt-Over/Swivel Antenna Mount for Recreation Vehicles | 28 | ||
| Take your fun-size vertical on the road | |||
| W4PVI | |||
| Expanded Range Direct-Reading Inductance Meter | 34 | ||
| Build this cheap choke checker | |||
| W8VWX | |||
| Deluxe Function Generator | 38 | ||
| This simple project has many uses | |||
| KC3ZQ | |||
| A Universal Speech Processor | 40 | ||
| An easy upgrade for your transceiver | |||
| K9EUI | |||
| Stacking UHF Antennas | 43 | ||
| Get gain with less pain | |||
| WB4HFN | |||
| Nine to 10 | 53 | ||
| What to do when 10 meters is closed | |||
| N1II |
