QST &ndash devoted entirely to Amateur Radio. February 1980 (Catlett, VA)

QST &ndash devoted entirely to Amateur Radio. February 1980

Local pick-up preferred (please call first) but will ship at the buyer s expense.Kingston Books 15 IMG_7914Illustrated Advertising Technical Information Product Reviews Scratch BuildingContentsTechnical11 Some Thoughts About TV Sweep Tubes Doug DeMaw W1FB16 A VHF-UHF 3 band Mobile Antenna J.L. Harris WD4KGD18 An Automatic CW Identifier Earl R. Savage K4SDS27 Medium-Scan Television Update Don C. Miller W9NTP28 A Microprocessor-Based Audible Clock Dr. William S. Wegner AA4WW30 Bug Box QSK David P. Shafer W4AX33 A Cheapie Charger for NiCad Batteries Hans Schroder AE9G 35 Zapping Life Back into a Nickel-Cadmium Cell George P. Schleicher W9NLT36 A Versatile Timer Circuit J.J. Coleman KA6ABasic Amateur Radio22 Matching the Transmitter to the Load Doug DeMaw W1FB and Bob Shriner WA0UZOGeneral46 Hurricane Anthology George Naftzinger W4PPC and Bob Denniston W0DX VP2VI et al.Operating32 ARRL International DX Contest Awards Program92 Rules 3rd Annual International EME Competition96 Official Observer ProgramOrganizational and Regulatory9 Spectrum Management52 The Geneva Story Richard L. Baldwin W1RU and David Sumner K1ZZ62 Extracting from the Table of Frequency Allocations for the Amateur and Amateur Satellite Services72 The Decade Ends Dave Bristol KA2BVN78 Licensing Exams and the Gettysburg Address80 FCC Proposes Formal Rules for the Amateur Satellite ServiceDepartments75 Canadian News Fronts89 Club Notes84 Coming Conventions98 Contest Corral77 Correspondence17 Feedback83 FM RPT84 Hamfest Calendar80 Happenings42 Hints and Kinks85 How s DX202 Index of Advertisers74 International News9 It Seems to Us10 League Lines76 The New Frontier96 Operating News97 OSCAR Operating Schedule38 Product Review93 Public Service87 QSL Corner84 Silent Keys99 Section Activities78 Washington Mailbox90 The World Above 50 MHz79 YL News and Views89 50 & 25 Years AgoPaperback 204 pages