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Vintage Ham Radio

● · By Chris Codella, W2PA · Published by Denver Radio Club · Published 2023-09-17T18:28:28.936Z

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    Radio named for a bird
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    1. 1A
      Radio named for a bird
    2. 5A
      Lake ____ swing
    3. 9A
      An SB-220, very broadly speaking
    4. 14A
      Oscar's follower
    5. 15A
      In the middle of EME
    6. 16A
      Tough, durable wood
    7. 17A
      Times past
    8. 18A
      Fine tuning, on some vintage receivers
    9. 20A
      Presses the upper left key
    10. 22A
      They get disqualified in a contest, probably
    11. 23A
      Vibroplex manual item
    12. 24A
      Iowa ham equipment maker, informally
    13. 25A
      Cartoonist Schultz, on CW maybe?
    14. 26A
      _____ generator
    15. 28A
      A step lower in frequency than Re's
    16. 29A
      Proof ender, maybe on CW too
    17. 32A
      Meadow sound
    18. 34A
      Volatile computer storage
    19. 35A
      Four digits of nothing, on CW, for short
    20. 36A
      An R-390 on a carrier?
    21. 41A
      Part of S.R.O.
    22. 42A
      What log entries were often written in, before
    23. 43A
      Sixty-one-forty-____
    24. 44A
      Foxhunt (abbr.)
    25. 45A
      Delight
    26. 46A
      Pertaining to a point of connection, in a circuit or network
    27. 50A
      Base predecessor?
    28. 51A
      W2 summer time
    29. 53A
      Dir. beaming Billings from Boise
    30. 54A
      Bad, if a tire...; good, if SWR...
    31. 57A
      Desk Kilowatt maker
    32. 59A
      Lots of Hertz, in the early days
    33. 62A
      ARRL Op-____ (dupe sheets were #6)
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      Receiver maker in HPM's time
    35. 64A
      Walk back and forth
    36. 65A
      Natural antenna support
    37. 66A
      A YL, after getting an X
    38. 67A
      Jet-setters' jets, once
    39. 68A
      Wisdom says that sometimes it's more
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    1. 1D
      20 WPM, 300 Baud, and others
    2. 2D
      SP capital
    3. 3D
      To AMers it's the scratchy one from Heath
    4. 4D
      AMSAT partner
    5. 5D
      Glowing remnant
    6. 6D
      Effect of 5-down on a hot dog
    7. 7D
      Sometimes it's plus sometimes minus
    8. 8D
      AR, on CW
    9. 9D
      Some amplifiers, starting around 1970
    10. 10D
      "Who ___?"
    11. 11D
      Part of EAN, CAN, PAN
    12. 12D
      Future doc's exam
    13. 13D
      Docs of another kind
    14. 19D
      Arrangements or organizations - in databases
    15. 21D
      Like a ruling in HV-land
    16. 25D
      Layer, as with paint
    17. 27D
      Pac. div. ARRL sect.
    18. 28D
      Their dials are greenish- blue
    19. 29D
      Miamisburg, to 28-down
    20. 30D
      Maker of 9-down, once
    21. 31D
      Serial port pin
    22. 33D
      Code proficiency, say
    23. 35D
      Extra stable freq. ref.
    24. 36D
      Kind of logic gate
    25. 37D
      Another kind of logic gate
    26. 38D
      What the original ham band is called today
    27. 39D
      Linear (but not an amp), briefly
    28. 40D
      IN district
    29. 45D
      Honored or favored
    30. 47D
      Covet, as a big antenna farm
    31. 48D
      Collectors' ancestors?
    32. 49D
      Contacts (but not QSOs)
    33. 50D
      ____ King 500
    34. 51D
      VCR button
    35. 52D
      Prescribed amounts
    36. 54D
      Italy, No. Ireland, in prefixes
    37. 55D
      McCartney, Lancelot and others
    38. 56D
      Took a 707
    39. 58D
      Mfgr. of HRO rcvrs
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      Hz, to Hertz
    41. 61D
      A step higher in frequency than so's
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