QST &ndash DEVOTED ENTIRELY TO AMATEUR RADIO &ndash May 1977 (Catlett, VA)

QST &ndash DEVOTED ENTIRELY TO AMATEUR RADIO &ndash May 1977

Local pick-up preferred (please call first) but will ship at the buyer s expenseKingston Books 15 IMG_7982Illustrated Advertising Technical Articles & ReviewsContentsTechnical (in brief)Page 15 Keying Wave-Shape Correction Circuit by Robert B. Dome W2WAM18 Propagation Past and Prospects by Edward P. Tilton W1HDQ23 Slant-Wire Feed for Grounded Towers by Walter Schulz K3OQF25 The 5 X 3 Power Supply by Ken Powell WB6AFT27 Independent Sideband for your Drake TR-4C by Robert W. Gervenack W7FEN33 The Stark Key by Col. Howard J. Stark WA4MTH35 A Fully Automatic Morse Code Teaching Machine by Howard Cunningham WA9VRU38 An Ultramodern Linear Amplifier by Carmen F. Moretti W2AIHBasic RadioYour First Receiver How to Choose It by Doug DeMaw W1FBGeneral50 Getting to Know OSCAR from the Ground Up Part 5 by Charles J. Harris WB2CHO55 Inferno in Friuli by Robert J. Halprin WA1WEM56 Pedalera Bike Run Communications by William G. Imes WB6KBS61 ARRL Presents the Wide World of Amateur Radio by Peter O Dell WB8NAS62 The ARRL Foundation We ll Put You in Orbit by Larry J. Shima W0PANOperating77 DXCC Honor Roll83 Armed Forces Day Communications Tests85 Rules 1977 IARU Radiosport Championship86 Results 43rd ARRL November Sweepstakes by Jim Cain WA1STN99 VHF QSO Party97 Field Day RulesOrganizational and Regulatory9 900-MHZ Class E CB the Ultimate Answer58 All Special Calls Doomed By Perry F. Williams w1UED63 Purity of Emissions New Rule68 Greece Ancient Ideals and Amateur RadioDepartments70 Coming Conventions66 Correspondence98 Feedback69 FM Repeater News71 Hamfest Calendar63 Happenings48 Hints and Kinks73 How s DX190 Index of Advertisers68 International News9 It Seems to Us10 League Lines101 Operating Events100 Operating News44 Product Review81 Public Service78 Silent Keys103 Station Activities72 Washington Mailbox79 The World Above 50 MHz67 YL News and Views78 25 & 50 Years Ago192 pages