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Local pick-up preferred (please call first) but will ship at the buyer s expense.Kingston Books 15 IMG_7989Illustrated AdvertisersContents by Chapter (in brief)TechnicalPage 11 Introducing the INCONs by A.C. Doty. Jr. K8CFU20 Upgrading Your SB-220 Linear Amplifier by Kenneth M. Glezer W1KAY23 A First-Class Touch-Tone Encoder by Roy Hejha K7QWR25 A 24-Hour-Clock Bonus fro the Accu-Memory by Michael E. Hiehle W6RZ30 A Noise Blanker for the Collins S Line by Doc Lask K6CUF33 A 40-Meter Midget by Roy Lehner WA2SON35 Digitized Speech Part 2 by Stan Lieberman WA4FSP38 Circular Orrbits with Simple Computing Systems by Bryan Leipper K1CDBasic Radio15 Antenna Accessories for the Beginner by Doug DeMaw W1FB53 Why QSK by David P. Shafer W4AXGeneral51 QRN Communication Myth or History by R.S. Naslund W9LLOperating79 Rules 2nd Annual ARRL International EME Competition80 Results 1978 IARU Radiosport Championship by Tom Frenaye K1KIOrganizational and Regulatory9 Good News and Disappointments In FCC WARC Proposals52 Meet Sam May AD7F Volunteer Instructor of the Year by Jeanie M.S Zaimes AB1P55 FCC WARC Proposals Finalized by David Sumner K1ZZ59 Spark Gap to NBVM by Marjorie C. Tenney WB1FSN61 RFI Now or never 66 Amateur Radio a la Sierra LeoneDepartments64 Canadian NewsFronts50 Circuit Board Etching Patterns77 Club Notes78 Coming Conventions67 Correspondence29 Feedback78 Hamfest Calendar61 Happenings48 Hints & Kinks71 How s DX190 Index of Advertisers66 International News9 It Seems to Us10 League of Lines87 Operating Events85 Operating News86 OSCAR RS Operating Schedule43 Product Review75 Public Service77 Silent Keys88 Station Activities85 W1AW Schedule65 Washington Mailbox69 The World Above 50 MHz68 YL News and Views68 50 & 25 Years Ago192 pages

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