73 Magazine for Radio Amateurs &ndash 218 November 1978 (Catlett, VA)

73 Magazine for Radio Amateurs &ndash 218 November 1978

Local pick-up preferred (please call first) but will ship at the buyer s expenseKingston Books 15 IMG_7984Illustrated AdvertisingContents by Chapter (in brief)page 32 Electro Sculpture36 The SUMSUE Method38 The UART Gear Shifter42 Silence Groaning Refrigerators44 Bargain Preamp48 Murphy s Masterpiece52 How About Some HAM Shack Safety 56 Head Em Off at the (High) Pass60 555 Basics And More 64 Educate Yourself68 Novel RTTY Autostart74 The Easiest Offset Ever78 The Chip Switch82 Automatic Repeater Offsets86 CB to 10 part 1390 The History of HAM Radio94 Build an FM Tweaker96 Another Surplus Treasure100 Pfffft Zapped Again102 One Meter Many Jobs104 Who Uses All Those Frequencies 106 MDS What Is It 108 FM Calibration on a Budget112 Build the 80 Wonder116 Add-A-Scanner120 CB to 10 part 14124 No More Excuses 126 The Junk Box Station130 R-X Bridge Calculator VSWR136 High Seas Adventure Ham Style142 Look What Followed Me Home 148 A Hex on Your 8223150 The Micro Maestro 168 SSTV Meets SWTPC part 1182 Squelchifying Cheap Receivers184 Try FM On 29.6 MHz186 Build the Brute192 The Multifunction Scan Can198 Be A Weather Genius208 Happiness is a DMM Kit210 Vintage Receiver Mods212 Deep Dark Secrets of the TR-7500216 The TTY Lifesaver218 Build the Version Three 222 Heath s GR-88 Gets Religion 226 Four Terminals Are Better Than Three238 CB to 10 part 15240 The Circuit Board Aquarium244 Build a Decent Dummy (Load)250 Who Needs Transistors 252 A Junk Box Load Simulator254 Blockbuster RTTY Article 266 Automatic Autopatch276 Using Bargain Muffin Fans278 Loran-C as a Frequency Standard286 Ham Help 288 An Experimenter s Delight322 pages