QST &ndash DEVOTED ENTIRELY TO AMATEUR RADIO &ndashOctober 1978 (Catlett, VA)

QST &ndash DEVOTED ENTIRELY TO AMATEUR RADIO &ndashOctober 1978

Local pick-up preferred (please call first) but will ship at the buyer s expenseKingston Books 15 IMG_ 7987Illustrated AdvertisersTechnical (in brief)Page 11 A Newly Discovered Mode of VHF Propagation by Joseph H. Reisert W1JR18 The Canadian Wonder by R.J. Barrett VE7AUZ20 A 25-KHz Calibrator for the HW-8 by Dave Karpiel K1THP22 Build This High Performance Top-Band Converter by Max Arnold W4WHN & Doug DeMaw W1FB25 SSTV Pictures from Your Microcomputer by Barry Sanderson30 Medium-Scan Television A New Frontier by Don C Miller W9NTP34 Technical CorrespondenceBasic Amateur Radio15 Build This Sardine Sender by Doug DeMaw W1FB44 You and Your Log by Jim Barrett K1TXGeneral39 How Safe Is Your Ham Shack Part 3 by Bill Wilson VE3NR41 A Different Kind Of Courage by Mark S. Starlin WA1TZK48 Sweepstakes for the Little Guy by Jim Price K6ZH50 Try A Hamfest Code Contest by Joe Rice W4RHZ52 They Made It W5OPC Double Eagle II94 QST AbbreviationaOperating72 Straight-Key Night by Bill Jennings K1WJ73 45th ARRL November Sweepstakes Announcement75 Results 1978 ARRL International DX Competition bt Tom Frenaye K1KIOrganizational and Regulatory 9 Double-Digit Damage46 Hams Five by Nine with WARC Comments by David Summner K1ZZ53 Moved and Seconded 54 ASCII at Last 59 Now There s Something You Can Do Departments57 Canadian News Fronts38 Circuit Board Etching Patterns60 Club Notes58 Coming Conventions67 Correspondence14 Feedback58 Hamfest Calendar54 Happenings36 Hints & Kinks61 How s DX 206 Index of Advertisers59 International News9 It Seems to Us10 League Lines93 Operating Events91 Operating News92 Oscar Operating Schedule31 Product Review70 Public Service63 QSL Corner60 Silent Keys98 Station Activities65 Washington Mailbox68 The World Above 50 MHz66 YL News and Views60 50 & 25 Years Ago208 pages