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Index to Volume XLIV—1960
ANTENNAS AND
TRANSMISSION LINES
Antenna Patterns From the Sun (Bray, Kirchner).... H, July
Antenna Raising — No Climbing (H&K)............... 49, Aug.
Antenna Rotator Hint (H&K)........................ 82, May.
Array Design with Optimum Antenna Spacing (Kasper).. 2$, Nov.
Better Way to Install Fittings on И-Inch Coax, A (How-
ard)............................................. 29, Nov.
“Budget” Vertical on 20 Meters, The (Czerwinski).. 36, Sept.
Choosing a Transmission Line — Part II (McCoy).... 40, Feb.
Counterweight Antenna Support (Н&Ю................ 60, July
Featherweight Array for 50-Mc. Portable Work, A (Tilton) 38, Aug.
Feeding Grounded Towers As Radiators (Hubbell).... 32, June
Forty Feet Without Climbing (Much) (Bridgham)..... Apr.
Fox Vox Adapter, The (Fox)........................ 18, Nov,
Gamma-Matched Ground Plane, The (Boss)............ 15, Nov.
Guy Anchors (H&K)................................. 29, Apr.
Inexpensive Antenna Wire (H&K).............................. Jan.
Inverted V-Shaped Dipole, The (Glanzer)........... 18, Aug.
Ie There a Design for a Maximum-Gain Yagi? (Tech.
Corres.).......................................... 43 Oct.
Lightweight Utility Mast (McCallum)............... 30, July
Limited-Space Antenna, A (McCoy). .............. 2% Oct.
Long A ntenna for a Short Lot (H &K)............-. 49, Mar.
Multiband Antennas Using Decoupling Stubs (Lattin),.. 23, Dec.
Notes on Parasitic Beams (Nose)................... 43, Mar.
Patch Panel (H&K)................................ 29, Apr.
Portable Antenna Mast (H&K)...................... 54. Jan.
Portable Mast Holder (H&K)........................ 51, Dec.
Printed Circuit Dummy Load (H&K).................. 54, Nov.
Simple Antenna System for the Novice, A (McCoy)..... 46, Dec.
Simplest is Best (Jones)............. ............ 18, May
Some Amateur Applications of the Smith Chart (Cholew-
ski).................................•............ 28, Jan.
Spark-Plug Lightning Arrester (H&K)............... 48, Feb,
Switching Coaxial Feed Lines (Hubbell)............ 19, Oct.
Three-Band Rotary Antenna (H&K)............... 29, Apr.
Treating Bamboo Quad Elements (H&K)............... 29, Apr.
Useful Washers (H&K).............................. 54, Jan.
V.H.F. Dummy Loads (Tilton)....................... 28. Mar.
“What’s Up Top?” (Troster)........................ 38, June
3 Bands on a 12-Foot Boom (Swaim) ................ 41, Jan.
5A Special Antenna, The (Vitringa) ................. 15, Apr.
AUDIO-FREQUENCY
EQUIPMENT AND DESIGN
High-Level Balanced Modulator for D.S.B. (Rockafellow) 22, Apr.
Transistor Preamplifier for Dynamic Microphones (Wit-
ters)............................................. 34, Nov.
L2-Volt 50-Watt Transistor Modulator, A (Harper).. 46, June
BEGINNER AND NOVICE
All-Band C.W. Transmitter for the Novice (McCoy).... 32, Aug.
Choosing a Transmission Line—Part II (McCoy)......40, Feb.
Crystal-Controlled Converter for 14 Through 28 Me., A
(McCoy)......................................— 16, July
For the Command Receiver (McCoy).................. 48, Dec.
Harmonics, Harmonics, Harmonics (McCoy)........... 16, May
Feedback................................ 29, June
How to Get Rid of the Other Fellow’s Key Clicks (Mc-
Coy)......................................... 44, Jan.
Limited-Space Antenna, A (McCoy).....................23, Oct.
Poor Man’s Q Multiplier, A (McCoy)............,..... 46, Mar.
Preventive Maintenance (Smith).................... 22. Mar.
Simple Antenna System for the Novice, A (McCoy).... 46, Dec,
Simple Wavemeter for Use in Coax Lines, A (McCoy)... 16, Sept.
‘‘Tech” Special, The (McCoy)........................ 17, June.
Using a Broadcast Set for Amateur-Band Reception
( M? (by )...................................... 18 - #>r.
50- and 144-Mc. Reception at Low Cost (McCoy)...... 39, Nov,
COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT
Affiliated Club Honor Roll....................83, June; 108, Dec.
Amateur Band Usage Survey............................112A, Dec,
Club Councils and Federations.................84, June; 108. Dec.
Countries List (partial)............................. 53, Jan.
DXCC Notes.................... 86, Jan.;80, Apr.,*90, Sept.,*92, Oct
DXCC Membership Listing.............................. 109, Dee,
Elections. .88, Feb.; 78, Apr.; 85, June; 84, Aug.; 92, Oct.; 108, Dec.
Frequency Measuring Tests results.............85, Jan.; 88, Sept.
Meet the SCMs........................................ 85, Aug.
Net Directory......................................... 88, Nov.
Net Directory Supplement...............86, Jan.; 99, Mar.; 98, May
RTTY Notes............................................. 95, May
Training Aids....................................... 107, Dec.
W1AW Operating Schedule... .84, Jan.;99, Mar.; 89, Sept.;88, Nov.
General-Contact Schedule............................ 101, May
Summer Schedule................................... 101, May
CONTESTS AND
OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Armed Forces Day, 1960
Rules.......................................... 49, May
CD Parties Results..............85, Jan.;79, Apr.* ,81, July; 87, Oct.
Field Day, 1960 ARRL
Rules.................................................... 56, June
Results................................................ 54, Dec.
Frequency Measuring Test............. .85, Jan.; 89, Feb.; 86, July
Howdy Days Contest............................. 154, Sept.
International DX Competition,
.Announcement............................... 49ah.; JOeF.b
High Claimed Scores........................... .....56 Aug .
Results.......................................... 52, Oct.
Preliminary Announcement, 1901..................... 84, Dec.
Novice Roundup, 9th Annual (I960)
Announcement...................................61, Jan.; 10, Feb.
Results......................................... 50, Aug.
Operation Alert, 1960
Announcement..................................... 99, May
Results,.......................................... 80, Oct.
QSO Parties
Delaware. 5th.................................... 86, Apr.
Goose Bay..................................... 150. Apr.
Great Lakes Div.................................... 114, Sept.
Maine................................. 138, Mar.; 124, Sept.
Massachusetts.,................................... 164, Dec.
Minnesota....................................... 121, Mar.
Nevada........................................... 140, May
New England....................................... 160, Dec.
New Hampshire, 11th.............................. 128, Apr.
New Jersey....................................... II? Aug
New Mexico, 1st.................................... 136, Jan.
QCWA................................................ W , Feb .
Utah............................................ 138, Oct.
Virginia ........................................ 136, Sept.
West Virginia.................................... 146, May
Wisconsin........................................ 142, Dec»
RTTY Contest Notes........................ 85, Jan.;88. Feb.
RTTY SweepstakesContest.......................... 66, Oct
Simulated Emergency Test, 1959 Result............ 52, Apr.
Announcement, 1960............................... 49 Oct.
Sweepstakes
Announcement, 1960..........................72, Oct,'50, Nov.
High Claimed Scores, 1959........................ 87, Feb.
Results: C.W..................................... 54, May
Phone and Club Totals............................ 50, June
VE1 Contest, 6th Annual ........................ 146, Jan.
VE/W Contest
Results, 1959.................................... 58, June
Rules. 1960...................................... 57, Sept
V.H.F. QSO Rwty
June Announcement................................ 64, June
Supplement, June Results............................. 49, Oct.
June Results, . .................................. 58, Sept.
Sept. Announcement............................... 60, Sept.
September Results................................ 7$ Dec.
V.H.F. Sweepstakes
Results, 12th Annual........................58, Apr.; 56, July
Announcement, 13 Annual............................. 70, Dec.
YL-OM Contest 11th Annual
Announcement................................68,Feb.;78, Mar.
Results.......................................... 70, July
Correction.................. ................... "6, Aug.
YLRL Anniversary Party
Results....................................... 77, Mar.
Announcement.............................. 68, Sept.; 63, Oct.
CONVENTIONS
Central Division................................... 12, Sept.
Dakota Division.................................... 12, Sept.
Eastern Canada....».................................. 12, Sept.
Great Lakes Division................................ 12, Sept.; 10, Oct.
Hudson Division........................................... 12» Sept.
Michigan State
, 10, Mar.; 10, Apr.
New England Division................................ 10, Apr.
North Dakota State.................................. 10. July
Oklahoma State..................................... 12, Sept.
Oregon State..................................... 18, Apr.
Pacific Division.................................. 10, Aug.
Southeastern Division............................... 10, June
DXPEDITIONS
Andaman Island Expedition (King)............ 86, May
Socorro Island, XE4B (Medina)............... 57, Feb.
EDITORIALS
... And Newcomers........................... 9 July
Bread-and-Butter Publicity................... 9, Feb.
Directors'Meeting..................... 9, May
DXTest....................................... 9, Feb.
Geneva — Final Report........................ 9, Mar.
New Frontiers ............................... 9, Sept.
Our Cover, Our Anniversary................... 9, Dec.
GRP, OMI................................... 9, May
Switch to Safety........................... 9, June
The Best Years?.............................. 9» Mar.
Those Mail Order Exams..................... 9, Apr.
Unsung Salesmen............................ 9, Nov.
Volunteer Leaders............................ 9, July
Which Call to Sign........................... 9> Aug.
Year in Review, The.......................... 9, Jan.
20-Meter Cooperation......................... 9, Oct.
EMERGENCIES
Amateurs at Agadir (Hay)................... 87, May
Western Illinois Amateurs in the Mississippi Flood...... 52, July
FEATURES & FICTION
Amateur and the Army .The < Cook) ............... 58, Nov.
Amateur Radio Emergency Corps and Public Service, The
(Ermeri,.................................. 50, Sept.
Axioms of Home Brew, The (Amis)................... 55, Feb.
"Dit-Dit" (Brogdon)............................... 91 ЛЬу
Hams on Ice (Mellen, Williams, Milner)............ 11, Jan.
How 1 Was Cured of Ham Radio (Kent)............... 194, Dec,
Key to Communication. The (Moreau),............... 60, Aug.
Larsen E. Rapp Enterprises........................ 51, Apr.
Mobile C.W. (Nose)................................ 75, Dee.
My Salvationl (Covner)............................ 25, Dec,
Planning Ahead (Troster).......................... 56, Nov.
Plea for Dignity, A (Sikorski).................... 59, Feb.
Project Moon Bounce (Harris) (Orr)................62,65, Sept.
Project Scouting (Rosner)......................... 80, Dec.
Retreading an Old-Timer (Snell)................... 50, July
Congo Story, The (Cournoyer)........................ 76, Dec.
Those Crowded W1AW Code Practice Frequencies (Ben-
nett)........._.................................. 82, Dec.
Uh, — T.Jh-h-h-and Ah-h-h-h, Ah-h-h-h (Blett)..... 54, Feb.
Unfortunate Ones, The (Amis).................. . . 90, May.
Use Your Amateur License in the Naval Reserve (Hughes) 62, Feb.
GENEVA CONFERENCE 1959
Geneva Amateur Allocations Summary................ 65, Mar.
Geneva Radio Conference, The (Budlong, Huntoon).... 55, Mar.
Report From Geneva.................................64 A, Jan.
Geneva Radio Regulations.......................... 69, Dec.
HAPPENINGS OF THE MONTH
Amateur Growth ................................... 84, May
Board Meeting Highlights .........................64A, June
Board Meeting Minutes............................. 62, July
Canadian TVI , . ,................................ 67, Sept.
C.W. Segments on 6 and 2.......................... 59. June
Election Notice........................ .58, Aug.; 67, Sept.
Election Results ..................... .82 Jan ;,78, Nov.
Examinations Overseas.....,....................... 58. Aug.
Examination Schedule ...................63, Jan .*,61, July
Family Membership............................... 85, May
Geneva Report........... ....................... 62, Jan.
Geneva Radio Regulations.......................... 69, Dec.
Haitian 3rd Party Traffic,........................ 68. Mar,
Honduras Third-Party Traffic.................... 84, May
Iran Off Banned List............................ 67, Sept.
ITU Ban List.................................... 69, Dec.
Minutes of Executive Committee
64 Jan.,*85, Nby;59, Aug.;79, №v.
Min kna Ham Bin ta................................ $7 Sa t.
Paraguayan 3rd Party Traffic .....................,69 ,Dec ,
Report from Geneva................................64A, Jan.
Report of the Finance Committee to the Board of Direc-
tors of The American Radio Relay League.......... 154, July
Report of the Planning Committee to the Board of Direc-
tors of the ARRL.................................. 156, July
fech ewatL icensdlate s........................ 68, M ar.
Staff Notea................................ 8J M^y* 61 July
Temporary, Use of Amateur Frequencies bv Army ....79 Nov .
Venezuelan Third-Party Traffic.................... 64, Jan.
VE Phone Expansion.......................10, Oct.; 78, Nov,
What Bands Available............................... 62, July
W3GG Now ITU Secretary-General..................... 68, Mar.
10-KMC. Radiolocation............................. 78, Nov.
14 Me. tn Canal Zone................. ........ 84, May
14-Mc. Phone Expanded............................. 68, Mar.
14-Mc. Phone Order............................. 68, Mar.
144-Mc. Army Use.................................. 84, May
I960 Merit Award............................... 69, Dec,
HINTS AND KINKS
January, pages 54—55
Inexpensive Antenna Wire
More Sweep Voltage for the Electronic Eyeball
One-Tube Crystal-V.F.O. Input Circuit
Oscilloscope Circuit
Portable Antenna Mast
Useful Washers
Using Dynamic Speakers
February, pages 48-51
Automatic C.W. Monitor
Crystal Saver
Distilled Water
Improved Keying and Drive for the DX-100
Improving Buzzer Performance
Lecher Wires
Mobile Logging Tips
Pen-Light Cell Caution
Reducing Sta nd-By Noise in the Viking Ranger
Soldering-Iron-lip Saver
Spark-Plug Lightning Arrester
Transistor Two-Meter Transmitter Receiver
Feedback — 54, Mar.
Variable A.C.-D.C. Power Supply
March, pages 48-49
Apache Adjustments Made Easy
Formula Aid
Hoop Ruler
KWS-1 Hint
Lazy Susan for Tools
Long Antenna for a Short Lot
Take-Off for R.F. Sampler
April, page 29
Guy Anchors
Patch Panel
Three-Band Rotary Antenna
Treating Bamboo Quad Elements
May, pages 82-83
Antenna Rotator Hint
(.’able Twister
Colored Tape for Identification
Copper Sheet Source
Hair Curler Heat Sink
Modulating the Grid-Dip Oscillator
Mounting Air-Wound Coils
Reducing the Noise Figure of Pentode Amplifiers
Talk-in ou Frequency with the G8B-100
Transistor Power Supply
June, page 41
Farm Catalog Items
Liquid Tape
N.bXm. With the NC-300
Stand-By Noise in the(.j8B-101.
July, page 60
Blown Transistors
Counterweight Antenna Support
Multi-Emac Ml070 Power-Supply Notes
Sheet-Metal Drill
August, pages 48-49
Antenna Raising — Mo Climbing
Rail-Point Test Probes
Extra Coverage on 20 with the KWM-1
Good Chassis Layout Procedure
Miniductor Taps
Using the Grid-Dip Oscillator
Using the Heathkit SB-10 with th e J oh nson V'ki ng V alii art
September, page 61
Beeswax Substitute
Frequency Spotter
Handy Tube Puller
Insulating Paint
Low-Frequency Parametric Amplifier
Nut Starter
Safety Mat
October, pages 50-51
Circuit Change for the Heathkit MT-1 Mobile Transmitter
Notes on the Heath “Sixer”
Ranger Operating Convenience
Sensitive Meter Protection
S.S.B. with the 10B and Valiant
November, pages 54-55
Apache Transmitter Modification
Adding Squelch to the Heathkit VX-1
Printed Circuit Dummy Load
Using the Johnson Viking Valiant V. F. O. on Six and/or Two Meters
10-Minute Transmission Reminder
December, pages 51-53
Broken Tap Remover
Coax-To-Terminal-Strip Adapter
Earphone Cover Pads
Magic-Eye Tube Hint
Meter Safety
Noise Limiter for Hybrid Receivers
Pepping Up the SPARC Transceiver
Pcirhble Mast Holder
Resurrect Broken Transistors
Bottling Up Chemical Fumes
Transistor Gain Checker
Use of Bug Key as Sideswiper
12-Volt System for Volkswagen
IJL.R.U. NEWS
Belgium and the Congo........................... 74, Oct,
Chilean Earthquake................................. 75, Oct.
Emergency Work by Amateurs Overseas................ 74, Oct.
Folkstone Conference.......................60, June, 74, Oct.
John M. Moyle, VK2JU............................... 60, June
QSL Bureaus of the World...................60, June; 79, Dec.
KEYING. BREAK-IN CONTROL CIRCUITS
Adding Squelch to the Healthkit VX-L (НЛК)............ 55, Nov.
Automatic C.W. Monitor (H4K).......................... 50, Feb.
Complete Break-In Unit for C.W., A (McGraw)........... 20, Jan.
Electromonimuter, The (Adolph)....................... 23. Aug.
Held Day Tranquilizer, The (Garrett)................... 20, Apr.
Fox Vox Adapter, The (Fox)............................. 18, Nov.
How to Get Rid of the Other Fellow’s Key Clicks (McCoy) 44, Jan.
How to Make a Sideswiper (Stones)...................... 28, July
Improved Keying and Drive for the DX-100 (H&K).... 50, July
“ Magkee”, The (Thornwall)............................. 23, Mar.
Screen Protection and More (Evans),................... 22, Oct.
Synched-Multivibrator Electronic Key, A (Campbell)... 26, Dee.
“Ultimatic” — Transistorized, The — Part I (Kanda).., 27, Sept.
Part II........................................... 31. (kt
Universal Control System, A (Perkins).................. 36, Feb.
Use of Bug Key as Sideswiper (H&K)..................... 52, Dec.
MEASUREMENTS AND TEST EQUIPMENT
Ball-Point Test Probes (H&K)......................... 48, Aug.
Cathode-Ray Transmitter Monitor, A (CaywoodJ......... 18, Dec.
Dummy Load Off the Mind, A (Howard).................. 18, Oct.
Frequency Spotter (H&K).............................. 61, Sept.
Hoop Ruler (H&K)..................................... 49, Mar.
Lecher Wires (H&K).................................... 48, Feb.
Measuring Coil Q (Strandlund)......................... 36, Nov.
Meter Reading by Sound (Blaney)..................... 14, Oct.
Modulating the Grid-Dip Oscillator (H&K).............. 82, May
More Sweep Voltage for the Electronic Eyeball (H&K).. 5.5, Jan.
Oscilloscope Circuit (H&K)........................... 55, Jan.
Printed Circuit Dummy Load (H&K)...................... 54, Nov.
Sensitive Meter Protection (H&K)...................... 51, Oct.
Simple Wavemeter for Use in Coax Lines, A (McCoy).... 16, Sept.
S.S.B. with the ЮВ and Valiant (H&K).................. 51, Oct.
Take-Off for R.F. Sampler (,H<bK)..................... 49, Mar.
U.H.F. Coaxial S.W.R. Bridge (Burhans).............. 30, June
Using: the Grid-Dip Oscillator (H&K). ................ 49, Aug,
Vacuum-Tube Voltmeter R.F. Probe, A (Lamson)......... 22, May
V.H.F. Dummy Loads (Tilton)........................... 28, Mar.
MISCELLANEOUS — GENERAL
Amateur and the Army, The (Cook).................._ 58, Nov.
Annual DXCC Membership Listing;............... 109. Dec.
California Mobileeade, 2nd Annual
Announcement.................................. ST. Apr.
Results........................................ 78, Aug.
Console for the Home Station, A (Alexander)....... 48, July
Edison Award to W8AEU.................... ..... 32, Apr.
Hear That Meter Header? (Richardson)............. 152, Aug.
Home-Built Stations....60, 61, Feb.; 73, May; 73, Oct.; 53, Nov.
New Books........67, Feb.. 21, May; 40, July; 19, 26, 48, 56, Sept.;
25, 48, Oct.; 156, Nov.
Project Hope — W8OLJ............-.10, Oct.; 78, Nov.; 69. Dec.
Sudden Death.................................... -..... 10, Nov.
Voice of America Amateur Radio Program.............. 15 July
Word Puzzle, A................................ 156, Aug,
10-Minute Transmission Reminder (H&K)............. 55, Nov.
100 Years of Army Signals (Rexford)............... 11. June
MISCELLANEOUS — TECHNICAL
After Sunspots — What? (Chambers).................. 66, Mar,
Feedback......................................... 29» June
Aluminum Eyelets Make Good Fever Medicine (Howard). 49, Sept.
Amateur Color Television (Shadbolt)............. 13, Sept.
Amateur RTTY in Europe (Gee)...................... 18, Sept.
Amateur V.L.F. Observation (Johnson)............... 50, Mar.
Antenna Patterns from the Suu (Bray, Kirchner)...... 11, July
Bottling Up Chemical Fumes (H&K).................. 51, Dec.
Broken Tap Remover (H<fcK)........................ 52, Dec.
Compression Tuning in the V.H.F. Range (Savetman).... 16, Oct.
Distilled Water iH&K).......-.............-....... 51, Feb.
First Amateur Transatlantic Picture Transmission.... 75, Mar.
Hams on Ice (Mellen, Williams, Milner)........... 11, Jan.
Hints and Kinks
Beeswax Substitute............................... 61, Sept.
Crystal Saver................................. 49, Feb.
Distilled Water.............................. 51, Feb.
Farm Catalog Items............................. 41, June
Formula Aid.................................. 48, Mar.
Handy Tube Puller................................ 61, Sept.
Improving Buzzer Performance...................... 50, Feb.
Insulating Paint................................. 61, Sept.
Lazy Susan for Tools............................. 48, Mar.
Liquid Tape..................................... 41, June
Miniductor Taps................................. 49, Aug.
Nut Starter.................................... 61, Sept.
Pen-Light Cell Caution............................ 50, Feb.
Safety Mat...................................... 61, Sept.
Soldering-iron-Tip Saver.......................... 48, Feb.
How About a JUNKtion Box? (Howard)................ 77, Sept.
How to Solve a Quist Quiz (Stark)................. 23, June
How to Stabilize Your Transistorized Equipment (Boelke) 43, Sept.
Junk-Box Magic (Morgan)......................... 160 Sept
Lace That Wiring (Rosenbaum)................... 38, July
Measuring Coil Q (Strandlund)................... 36, Nov.
Meter Safety (H&.K).............................. 52, Dec.
More on Homemade Transformer Design (Maresca)....... 30, Nov.
New Apparatus
Amphenol Marine-Core Twin-Lead..................... 4Q in.
Autronic Key, The............................... 47, July
Cubex Quad Foundation Kit......................... 49, June
Eddystone Slow-Motion Drive..................... 17, Apr.
Esico Gunchoke................................... 43, Jan.
Mobilier Safety-Mike............................. 38. M ay
New Miniaturized Variable Capaei tors............. ГГ, Nov.
Six-in-One Chassis Punch........................... 14 Mav
Vibroplex ” Vibro-Keycr”........................ dr’, Feb
Preventive Maintenance (Joe tknith) .............. 22 .Mar .
Quist Quiz......... .65, Jan.; 72, Feb.; 70. Mar.; 41, Apr.:
48, May,77, Nov.;74, Dec.
Radio Propagation (Amend)......................... 23, Feb.
Rsdioteletype Conversion from ReceivcrLF, (J .McCoy). 3’2, J an.
Feedback......................... ............... 54, Mar.
Slow-Scan Image Transmission: A Progress Report
• McDonald)............................................ 36, Apr,
Some Amateur Apifiwt'ions rf the S.mfch Ch at
t'Cholewski)........................................... 28, Jan,
Speculations on Communications with Other Planet
Civilizations (Atchley).............................. 71, Mar,
Technical Correspondence
Actual vs. Apparent S.W.R. (Gold)....................... 31, Apr,
Another Cause of Power-Line Noise (Adams).......... 47, Aug.
Case for Narrow A2, The (Soifer)................... 44, Oct,
Cails for the H.F. Crysta 1 Filter (Jac Ison)....... 63, June
DesignConceptforS.S.B.(Gillette)..................... 52, Feb.
Double-Humped Filter Response and Intelligibility
• Campenella)...................................... 45, Dec.
D.S.B. Balanced Modulator (.Rockaleflow I............ 53, May.
Electronic Eyeball (Hutton).......................... 45, Dec.
Emergency Power (Baker).............................. 53, Feb.
Kitting Coax Adapters (Van Veeni....................... 47, A ug,
Frequency ax .Amplitude Modulation (.Hadlock)......164 , Oct.
Globar Resistors (Ernes)............................ 53, Feb.
HBR-16 Receiver in Retrospect, The ( Crosby)....... 52, June
“How to Solve a Quist Quiz” (Hockett) .............. 168, Oct,
Is There a Unique Design for a Maximum-Gain Yagi
............................................. .(K (OL
It Beate Us, Too (Peed)............................ 51, May
Low-I’ase Filters and Spurious Radiations < Kuper).. 43, Get.
Lunik Signal. The (Soifer)......... ................. 53, Feb.
More on Transquatorial Propagation (Craeknell)..... 47, Aug.
N ewSta trlards onl.griitDn-N dise Radi ation (Doty).... 30, Apr.
Phasing Exciter Adjustment i Roth)................... 30, Apr.
Phone Reception with the HBR-16 (Jones).............. 45, Dec.
Plan for Improved Utilization of Amateur Phone Assign-
ments, A (Griffin),............................. .50 My
Planned Utilizat’on of Phone Frequencies (Griffin) ....49 Jdov .
Polarized Relay in theRTTY Converter (Stein)....... 52, May
Reflection from Satellites? (Kanessj................. 44, Oct.
Scoop! (re tunnel diode) (Hyder)........................ 49, Nov.
Simplified Audio Clipper (Pickering) ....................'ll ,Apr ,
Single-1 Jne Feed for Tri-Band Quads (Hess!........ 53, Feb.
Slow-Scan Tests Coming up (MacDonald)................ 52, May
S.8.B. Transceiver Modifications I Vester)........... 42, Oct.
Sunspot Cycle (Norton).............................. 62, June
That Icing Bit (Goodman, Kuper, Morgan.L od X ily) 4S , J ii у
Thiee-Band Hngle-Ctyslal Gmiersion DseUator
(Murray;........................................... 51, May
'fewer Stress (Wiley)............................... 30 , Apr,
Tropospheric Scatter (Talley, Powtll)............... 53, May
Whiil ers(Kul e)................................... 6:4 June
15-Me ter Operation with Coax<Fd 40 M 4e rD’jpfces
(Ibint)........................................... 63 June
Technical Topics
I’dorCoding of Semiconductor Diodesand Rectifiers.. 46 July
More Tubes in One Bulb................................ 26 , Aug.
Satellite Ionization................................. 46, July
S.F, Changes......................................... 26, Aug.
MOBILE
California Mobileeade Results, 2nd Annual........... 78, Aug.
Circuit Change lor the Heathkit MT-1 Mobile Trans-
mitter.............................................. ,51, Oct.
Design and Construction of Transistor Power Converters
(Tetz)............................................. 46, Apr.
Fe.db sk ........................................ 49 .Sept .
Extra Coverage on 20 with the KWM-1 (HdtK)....... 49, Aug.
Low -Frequency Mobile (Noble .Pratt).................. 45, May
Mobile C.W. (Nose)............................ 75, Doc.
Mobile Logging Tips (H&K)........................... 51, Feb.
Multi-Emac M1070 Power-Supply Notes (Н4Ю............ 60, July
Quieting Mobile Transistor Circuits (Dunlap)........ 27, Feb.
Transistor v.f.o. with Linear Tuning (Arnold)....... 29, Mar,
Twu-Band Mobile Station (Leslie)....................... 26, Oct,
Two-Meter F.M. for Noise-Free Local Communication
(Aagaard)........................................ 33, J uly
12-Volt System for Volkswagen (H&K)................. 51, Dec.
12-Volt 50-Watt Transistor Modulator, A (Harper).... 46, June
50 Watts — Mobile (Symes)........................... 19, July
MODULATION
(See Audio-Frequency Equip. & Design)
OPERATING PRACTICES
Critique on DXing, A (Tlapa)....................... 148, Aug.
How to Win the ARRL V.H.F. Sweepstakes (Kasper).... 52, Aug.
Mobile C.W. (Nose)................................. 75, Dec.
On Working We (Kentner)............................ 54, Aug.
Plea for Dignity, A (Sikorski)..................... 59, Feb.
So You Want to Win a Conteatl (McClenon)........... 56, Jan.
Those Crowded W1AW Code Practice Frequencies (Ben-
nett) ............................................. 82, Dec.
Working DX (Davies) ............................... 56, Feb.
POWER SUPPLY
Design and Construction of Transistor Power Converters
(Tetz)............................................. 45 Apr
Feedback........................................... 49,Sept.
Field Day Tranquilizer, The (Garrett).............. 26, Apr.
More on Homemade Transformer Design (Mareses)...... 30, N ov.
Portable Kilowatt Power Supply, A (Jennings)....... 16k Aug.
Transistor Power Supply (H&K)...................... 83, May
Variable A.C.-D.C. Power Supply (H&K).............. 51, Fdb.
RECEIVING
Build Your Own Receiver? ( Greenlee)............... 19 Mar.
Coax-to-Terminal-Strip Adapter Ш&К)................ 51, Dec,
Complete 80-Meter C.W. Station Using Surplus Units
(Cabanise)......................................... 27, June
Crystal-Controlled Converter for 14 Through 28 Me.
(McCoy)............................................ 16, July
D.F. Loop for 75 (Marshall)........................ 36, June
Direction Finding Loop for V.H.F................... 82, Sept,
Double-Conversion Amateur Band Superheterodyne
(Lamson)........................................... 11, Feb.
Earphone Cover Pads (H&K).......................... 51, Dec.
For the Command Receiver (McCoy)................... 48, Dec.
HBR-16 Notes.......................35, Apr.; 44, May; 62, June
High-Pass Filter for the Ham Receiver (Baird)...... 38, Nov.
I.F, Noise Limiter (Stiles).-...................... 16, June
Improved Audio-Driven A.G.C. Circuit, An (Woods)... 20, Sept.
Improved Selectivity for Older Receivers (Palmer).. 26, July
Low-Frequency Parametric Amplifier (H&K)........... 61, Sept.
More Sweep Voltage for the Electronic Eyeball (H&K).... 55, Jan.
N.b.f.m. With the NC-300 (H&K)..................... 41, Juno
Noise Limiter for Hybrid Receivers (H&K)........... 53, Dec,
Nuvistor as an R.F. Amplifier at 144 Me............ 38, Sept.
Pepping Up the SPARC Transceiver (H&K)............. 53, Dec,
PHJ-1. The (Lee)................................... 39, Sept.
Feedback.......-............................... 77, Nov.
Poor Man’s Q Multiplier, A (McCoy)................. 46, Mar.
Quieting Mobile Transistor Circuits (Dunlap)....... 27, Feb.
Radioteletype Conversion from Receiver l.F. (J. McCoy) 32, Jan.
Feedback........................................... 54, Mar.
Radioteletype Reception by Tone Conversion ( J. McCoy) 11, Dec.
Self-Contained Portable Station lor 50 Mc„ A (Tilton).... 11, Mar.
Feedback................................15, May; 40, July
Single-Crystal Converter Covering 3 Bands (Gillespie).... 34, June
Some New Ideas in a Ham-Band Receiver (Arnold, Allen). 25, May
Feedback.......................-.................. 25* July
S.S.B. Exciter (Circuits Using a New Beam-Deflection
Tube (Vance)....................................... 33 Mac
Transistor Converter for 6 Meters (Meyer).......... 39, Dec .
Transistorized Handi-Talkie, A (Engle)............. 20, Feb.
Tuning (S)-Meter Circuits (Tepper)................. 20, Aug.
Two-Band Coverage With the BC-454 (Beers).......... 36, Jan.
Two-Meter F.M. for Noise-Free Local Communication
(Aagaard).......................................... 33, July
Using a Broadcast Set for Amateur-Band Reception
(McCoy)............................................ 18, Apr,
Using Dynamic Speakers (H&K)....................... 54, Jan.
Using the 7360 in the HBR-16 (Filipczak)........... ' 36, Dec.
RECENT EQUIPMENT
Aircon Converters............................... 43, Aug,
B4W Transistor Power Converters.................. 46, Aug.
Centimeg 432-Mc, Transmitter, The................ 46, Feb.
Chippawa Linear Amplifier and Power Supply, The.... 41, July
Drake 2-A Receiver, The........................... 43, July
Globe Electronics “Deluxe" Transmitters........... 43, June
Gonset GSB-101 Linear Amplifier................... 45, Aug;
Hallierafters HA-1 Electronic Keyer................ 44, Nov •
Hallicrafters HT-37 Transmitter.................... 39, Mar •
Hallierafters SX-Ш Amateur-Band Receiver.......... 42, May
Hammarlund HQ-180 Receiver, The................... 42, June
Feedback....................................... 45, July
Hammarlund HX-500 Transmitter.................... 45, Dot.
Heathkit Mohican Transistor Receiver............. 32, Dec.
Heathkit Mobile Equipment........................ 41, Apr.
Heathkit Ten-Meter Transceiver................... 46, Nov.
Johnson Viking 6N2 Thunderbolt................... 46, Jan.
Knight-Kit Grid-Dip Meter........................ 42, Mar.
KL-1 Amplifier, The.............................. 41, July
KS-1 Power Supply, The........................... 41* July
Mars Thunderbird Mobile Transmitter.............. 41, Mar.
National NC-400 Receiver, The.................... 44, Feb.
Transcon Mobile Gear............................. 43, Aug.
Transquefch...................................... 43, Aug.
Voxbox........................................... 44, Aug.
XC-2 Crystal-Controlled Converter Kit for 2 Meters. 47, Sept;
REGULATIONS
C.W. Segments on 6 and 2......................... 59, June
FCC Written Exam Procedure Changing.............. 54, July
Haitian 3rd Party Traffic........................ 68, Mar •
Iran Off Banned List...............................67 .Sept.
ITU Ban List..................................... 69, Dec.
Montana Exam Points................................ 67, Sept.
Paraguayan 3rd Partv. Traffic .................... 69 , Dec •
Temporary Use of Amateur Frequencies............. 79, Nov.
Which Call to Sign................................ 9, Aug.
14-Mc. Phone Expanded.............................. 68, Mar.
14-Mc. Phone Order................................. 68, Mar.
SINGLE SIDEBAND
Adding Squelch to the Heathkit VX-1 (H&K).......... 55* Nov.
° Der Loudenboomer" (Bergren, Bishop).............. 37, May
Fox Vox Adapter, The ( Fox)...................... 18, Nov.
High-Frequency Crystal Filters for S.S.B. (Healey). 35, Oct.
High-Level Balanced Modulator for D.S.B, (Rockafellow) 22, Apr.
“Imp"-—аЗ-Tube Filter Rig, The (Galeski)......... 11, May
More Beef for the “Imp" (Galeski)................ 11, Nov.
Some Notes on the “Side-Band Package" (White)...... 43, Feb;
S.S.B. Exciter Circuits Using a New Beam-Deflection
Tube (Vance)............................... 33, Mar.
Feedback...................................... 77, Nov.
S.8.B. on 144 Me. with the Т-23/ARC-5 (May)........ 20, May
“S.S.B. Package" Plus, The (Olberg).............. 38, Jan.
S.S.B. Transceiver Modifications (Vester)........ 42, Oct.
S.S.B. With the 10B and Valiant (H&K)............ 51. Oct.
Stand-By Noise in theGSB-101 (H&K)............... 41, June
Talk-in on Frequency with the GSB-100 (H&K)...... 93, May
Using the Heathkit SB-10 with the Johnson Viking Valiant
(H&K)............................................ 48, Aug-
TRANSISTORS
Blown Transistors (H&K).......................... 60, July
Design and Construction of Trans'istor Power Converters
(Tetz).................................... 46, Apr.
Feedback...................................... 49, Sept.
How to Stabilize Your Transistorized Equipment (Boelke) 43, Sept,
Portable Kilowatt Power Supply, A (Jennings)........ 16, Aug.
Quieting Mobile Transistor Circuits (Dunlap)....... 27, Feb.
Resurrect Broken Transistors (H&K)............... 51, Dec.
Transistor Gain Checker (H&K).................... 52, Dec.
Transistor 2-Meter Transmitter-Receiver (H&K)...... 49, Feb.
Transistor Power Supply (H&K)..................... 83, May
Transistor V.F.O. with Linear Tuning (Arnold)...... 29, Mar.
Transistorized Handi-Talkie, A (Engle)............. 20, Feb.
12-Volt 50-Watt Transistor Modulator, A (Harper). 48, June
TRANSMITTING
Apache Adjustments Made Easy (H&K)................. 48, Mar.
Apache Transmitter Modification (H&K).............. 54, Nov.
Case for Narrow A2, The (Soifer)................. 44, Oct.
Complete 80-Meter C.W. Station Using Surplus Units
(Cabaniss)......................„.......,...... 27, Jine
Deluding the ARC-5 Transmitter (Shuart)............ 22, Sept.
“Der Loudenboomer” (Bergren, Bishop).............. 37, May
Extra Coverage on 20 with the KWM-1................ 49, Aug.
Frequency w. Amplitude Modulation (Hadlock)....... 164, Oct.
KWS-1 Hint (H&K)................................... 48, Mar.
Magic-Eye Tube Hint (H&K),......................... 52, Dec.
Meter Safety (H&K)............................... 52, Dec.
Mixing for Two-Meter V.F.O., S.S.B. and F.S.K. (White). 16, Jan,
More Beef for the “Imp” (Galeski).................. 11, Nov,
One-Tube Crystal-V.F.O. Input Circuit (H&K)........ 55, Jan.
Ranger Operating Convenience(H&K)................. 51, Oct.
Reducing Stand-By №ise in the V'khg Ranger ( HkK)... 51, Feb.
Self-Contained PortaHe Station for 50Mc., A (T'iton).... 11, Mar.
Feedback..................................15, May; 40, July
Screen Protection and More (Evans)................. 22, Oct.
Some Simple HT-32 Modifications (Godwin)........... 34, Fd).
8.S.B. Exciter Circuits Using a New Beam-Deflection
Tube (Vance)..................................... 33, Man
Feedback.................................... . 77, Nov«
Stability with Simplicity (Hanchett).............. 11, Oct,
Stand-By Noise in the GSB-101 (H&K).............. 41, June
Table-Top Half Kilowatt, A (.Coons)................ 24, Jan.
Transistor V.F.O. with Linear Tuning (Arnold).... 29, Mar.
Transistorized Handi-Talkie, A (Engle)............. 20, Feb.
Two-Meter F.M. for Noise-Free Local Communication
(Aagaard)..................................... 33, July
Using the Heathkit SB-10 with the Johnson Viking
Valiant (H&K).................................. 48, Aug.
V.H.F. Variable-Frequency Crystal Exciter, A (Saborsky) 27, Nov.
813b in Grounded-Grid (Stengel)................... 40, Aug.
TRANSMITTERS
All-Band C.W. Transmitter for the Novice (McCoy). 32, Aug.
Complete Six-Meter V.F.O. Transmitter, A (Harrington), 11, Apr.
High-Efficiency 2-Meter Kilowatt, A (Tilton)........ 30, Feb.
Feedback.......................................... 35, Apr.
SJ-97A Transmitter, The (Perthel) ................. 27, Aug.
Transistor V.F.O. with Linear Tuning (Arnold)...... 29, Mar.
50 Watts — Mobile (Symes).......................... 19, July
TVI
Harmonics, Harmonics, Harmonics (McCoy)............. 16, May
Feedback......................................... 29, June
High-Pass Filter for the Ham Receiver (Baird)...... 38, Nov.
Low-Pass Filters and Spurious Radiations (Kuper)... 43, Oct.
V.H.F. AND MICROWAVES
Antenna Patterns from the Sun (Bray, Kirchner)..... 11, July
Coast to Coast Via the Moon on 1296 Mc.I (Tilton).. 10, Sept,
Communication on 1215 Me. with the APX-8 (Tilton).... 31, Sept,
Complete Six-Meter V.F.O. Transmitter, A (Harrington). Il, Apr.
Compression Tuning in the V.H.F. Range (Savetman).... 16, Oct.
Direction Finding Loop............................. 82, Sept.
Experimental Transceiver for 5660 Me. (Prechtel)... 11, Aug.
Featherweight Array for 50-Mc. Portable Work, A (Tilton) 38, Aug.
Hams on Ice (Mellen, Williams, Milner).............. 11. Jan.
High-Efficiency 2-Meter Kilowatt, A (Tilton)........ 30, Feb.
Feedback........................................ 35, Apr.
High-Frequency Satellite Scatter (Soifer)........... 36, July
Low-Frequency Parametric Amplifier (H&K)............ 61, Sept.
Mixing for Two-Meter V.F.O.,S.S.B. and F.S.K, (White). 16, Jan.
Notes on the Heath “Sixer” (H&K).................... 50, Oct
Nuvistor as au R.F. Amplifier at 144 Me............. 38, Sept.
Project Moon Bounce (Orr, Harris).............. 62, 65, Sept.
Reducing The Noise Figure of Pentode Amplifiers (H&K) 83, May
Self-Contained Portable Station for 50 Me., A (Tilton).. 11, Mar.
Feedback.........................15, May; 40, July; 91, Dec.
S.S.B. on 144 Me. with the T-23/ARC-5 (May)........ 20, May
“Tech"Special, The (McCoy)....................... - 17, June
Transister Converter for 6 Meters (Meyer ).......... 39, Dec.
Transistor Two-Meter Transmitter Receiver (H&K).... 49, Feb.
Feedback........................................ 54, Mar.
Two-Meter F.M. for Noise-Free Local Communication
(Aagaar di.......................................... 33, July
Using the Johnson Viking Valiant V.F.O. on Six and/
or Ito Mters ( H&K............................. 55, Wv.
Using the 80-Meter V.F.O, on 2 (Guest).............. 34, May
U.H.F. Coaxial S.W.R. Bridge (Burhans). ........... 30, June
V.H.F. Dummy Loads (Tilton)......................... 28, Mar,
V.H.F. Variable-Frequency Crystal Exciter, A (Saborsky) 27, Nov.
50- and 144-Mc. Reception at Low Cost (McCoy)...... 39, Nov.
* QST *
Index to Volume XLV—1961
ANTENNAS AND
TRANSMISSION LINES
АП-Mctal Quad Гог 15 Meters (Fchrenbaeh)............. 36, Mar.
Backfire Antenna, The (Technical Topics)............. 50, Г'еЬ.
Backfire Antenna, The (Technical Correspondence)..... 50. Oct.
Big Wheel on Two, The (Mellen, Milncri............... 12, Sept.
Brief-Case Portable Antenna, A (Jennings)............ 43. Jan.
Burying 300-Uhm Feed Line (H&K)...................... Hl. Sept.
Coaxial Switch Performance (Braschwitz).............. 39. Aug.
Coaxial Transformer for Voltage-Fed Antennas (Czcr-
winski)................................................ 3(1, June
Customizing the AM-2 Monknatch (Howard).............. 31». Feb.
Dipole Center Insulator (H&K)........................ 63, Dee.
DL1FK Compact Multiband Beam Antenna, The ) Auer-
bach) ............................................... 36, Feb.
E-Z-Up Antenna for 75 and 40 (Allred)................ 52. Oct.
Fast Mobile Band Changing (H&K)...................... 60.,Sept.
Four Hands on a Split Level (Hurwitz).................. 11 Nov.
Homo-Built Parabolic-Type Reflector tor 1296 Me., A
(LeBaron)............................................ II, Apr.
Feedback.....................................37, Sept.; 21, Dec.
How to Attenuate Your Harmonics (McCqv).............. 41, May
increasing Dummy Load Dissipation (H&K).............. 47, Apr.
Low-Angle Radiator................................... 69, Aug.
Multiband Antenna, (Dzambik)......................... 55, Nov.
Multiband Antennas Using Loading Coils (Lattin)...... 13, Apr.
Novel Antenna for-JO and 80 Meters. A (’Czerwinski I. 18, Dec.
Novice Three-Band Antenna System, A (McCoy).......... 54, Det.
Note Concerning (H&K)........................... 63, Dec.
Performance Tests on the Big Wheel 2-Meter Array..... 00, Oct.
Roof-Top Mobile Antenna. A ( Gieskicng).............. 20, May
Simple Ground Plane. (H&K)........................... 71, Nov.
Stiff Mobile Mount (H&K)............................. 71 , N ov .
Sturdy Lightweight ST-Footer, A (Lenz)................ 24, Feb.
Temporary Coax Connector (H&K)....................... 58, .Ian.
Thrce-BandQnadforFieldDay (Adolph)................... 30, 1 pr.
Twins on Twenty (Stead)............................ 24, May
Wide-Range Transmateh, A (McCoy)..................... 51, Nov.
10 Meters with the All-Metal Quad ( Fehrenbach)...... 15, May
50-Ohmer Transmateh, The (McCoy)..................... 30, July
75-40-Mcter Dipole in Less Than 80 Feet (McCallister).. 178, Oct.
AUDIO-FREQUENCY
EQUIPMENT AND DESIGN
A.M. with Collins S.S.B. Units (Popkin-Clurmau).. 26, Sept.
Complete Two-Band Station for the V.H.F. Beginner, A
Part 111 (Tilton).......................... ... 32, Sept.
High-2 to Low-2 Microphone Adapter (H&K).......... 52, Aug.
Loop Modulator (H&K)........................... M, Sept.
Plate Modulation for the TV-Set Surplus Transmitter
(McCoy)......................-................... .Iu|v
Simplicity Modulator, The (H&K).................... FQ bbv.
”Ultra-Linear”Mold4or,A nf.Vos^.................... Tn, O. fr .
BEGINNER AND NOVICE
Build a Monilator (Easton).... ....................... 42. Mar.
Code-Practice Oscillator (H&K)........................ 50, May
Combination Band Checker, Field-Strength Meter, arid
Monimatch, A (McCoy)............... ..... 40, Dec.
Combination Code-Practice Oscillator-Monitor, Л (Mc-
Coy).................................................. 19. Feb.
Complete Two-Band Station for the V.H.F. Beginner
(Tilton)Parti......................................... 12. July
Part II........................................... 30, Aug.
Part 1П....................... ................... 32, Sept.
Part IV............................................... 28, Oct.
How to Attenuate Your Harmonics (McCoy).................. 41, May
Construction Techniques (McCoy).................... 26, June
Novice T.R. Switch, A (McCoy)....................... 20, Jan.
Novice Three-Band Antenna System, A (McCoy)......... 51. (jet.
Note Concerning (H&K)........................... £-3, Dec.
Plate Modulation for the TV-Set Surplus Transmitter
(McCoy)............................................. 22, July
►Six Meters with the TV/Surpfus 150-Watt Amplifier
(McCoy)............................................. 21, Aug.
Surplus Tubes 4- An Old TV Set = 150-Watt Amplifier
। McCoy)............................................... 20, Apr.
Utility Power Supply Made from an Old TV Set, A (Mc-
Coy) ............................................... 38, Sept.
Wide-Range Transiuatch, A (McCoy)................... 51. Nov.
50-Ohmcr Transmatch, The (McCoy).................... 30, July
65 Watts at Low Cost (McCoy)........................ 20. Mar.
COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT
Affiliated Club Honor Roil....................81, June; 90. Dec.
Club Councils and Federations.................82, June; 90. Dec.
Contest Notes...................................... 90. Dec.
Countries List,...... ................................ 80, Jan.
DXCC Membership Annual Listing........................ 91, Dec.
DXCC Notes...........-......94, Jan.; 79, Mar.; 91, К ay; 83, June;
78, Aug.; 83, Sept.; 90, Dec.
DXCC N d es...........94. Jan.;79, Mar.;83, June;78. Aug.;83, Sept
Elections.... 8(1 Feb.,'88, Apr.,'82 June; 82, Aug,'УЦ Urt.' 88 Dec.
Meet the SCMs......................................... 98, Nov.
Not Directory...................................... 101. Nov.
Net Directory (Supplement J..........96. Jan.; 78, Mar.;87, May
W1 AW Operating Schedule ... .94, Jan.; 77, Mar.; 90, May; 91, Muy
85, July; 85, Aug.; 85. Sept.; 64B, Oct.; 105, Nov.; 89, Dec.
VLNets...............-........................75, Jan.; 91, Nov.
CONTESTS AND OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Anniversary Party (YL) Results...................... (Й. Mar.
Armed Forces Day, 1961
A Day to Remember............................... 19, .\Iav
Preliminary Results............................... 35. Julv
May 21 IFos a Day to Remember.................... 51, Sept.
Boy Scout Hamboree..........................61, Feb.; 90, Oct.
CD Parties, Results............90, Jan.;83, Apr.;79, July; 93, Oct.
Coneirad Drill..............................53 Ape,' 10 May
Field Day, 1961 ARRL
Rules........................................... 51), June
Results.......................................... 20. Nov.
Frequency Measuring Test......92, Jan.; 75, Feb. ; 81, July; 79, Sept.
H ii 8p cd Code Te.b .....................7," Mr.; 8,4 «if yi
Howdy Davs Results... ............................. 75, Jan.
International DX Compctib' юц
Announcement....................................... 77, Jan.
Reminder......................................... 10, Feb.
High Claimed Scores.............................. 17, July
Results............................................ 36. (kt.
Summary of Rules—1962............................ 17. Dec.
Marconi's Miracle..................................... 9, Dec.
Novice Roundup, 10th Annual (1961)
Announcement........................................ 76, Jan.
Reminder......................................... 10, Feb.
Results.......................................... 67, July
Operation Alert, 1961
Results............................................... 56, Aug.
Operation 52....................................... 65, Dee.
PACC Contest, 6th Annual............................. 69, Apr.
QCWA Party........................................... 72, Jan.
QSO Part tea
Delaware, 6th
90. Apr.
Goose Bay........................................ 144, Apr.
Great Lakes Division................................ 98, Sept.
Kansas Centennial.........................118, Jan.; 128. Nov.
Massachusetts.....................................
124, Jan,
New England........................................ 1.32, Nov.
New Hampshire. 12th.............................. 122, Apr.
New Jersey, 2nd................................... 108, Aug.
New Mexico,2nd..................................... 136 .bn
New York Cit.v______________________________________ I'll, Nov.
New York state................................... 85 June
Ohio, llth ...................................... 110, Apr.
8JHA. 2nd......................................... 92. May
VE1 Contest, 7th Annual.....................J10, Jan.
Washington State................................. 121, May
West Virginia..................................... 132, Mgv
Wisconsin ... ................................... Ill, Her,
RTTY Sweepstakes Contest, First World-Wile. ..... 65, Get.
Simulated Emergency Test — 11)60 (Hart) ......... 58, Apr.
Simulated Emergency Test Announcement ........... 15, (Jet.
Singleton Memorial Trophy........................ 110, June
Sweepstakes
Announcement............................, ../‘0 (it; l?.N»v.
High Claimed Scores............................ 80 Felx
Results.............. ................... 52, May
U.S.S.R. Contest................................. 20, Apr.
VE/W Contest—1000 Results........................ 52, June
Feedhack......................................... 25, July
VE/W Contest Announcement. 1961.................. 25, Sept.
V.H.F. QSQ Party — June 10-11 (announcement)..... 02, June
V .H.F. QSO Party, September Announcement........ 45, Sept.
V .H.F. QSO Party. September Summary.......... 28, Dec.
V .H.F. QSU Party, June Summary............... 28. Sept.
V .H.F. Sweepstakes (Summary)................. 68, June
V .H.F. Sweepstakes. Announcement of I5th........... 20, Dee.
WRONE Week.......................... ........... 60. Feb.
YL-OM Contest, 12tb Annual........................ 75, Jan.
Results..........................-.............. "4, July
YLRL Anniversary Party........................... 172, Oct.
YL V.H.F. Contest.... .... (»3, Afar.
Results............................................ 58, Aug,.
CONVENTIONS
Central Division........................................ 10, Aug.
Delta Division........................................ 10, Apr.
Great Lakes Division...........................10. Get.
Kentucky State....................................... 10, (ht.
Michigan State Convention.......................... 11. Mar.
Midwest Division................................... 10. Sept.
New England Division...............................-10, Apr.
New York State. ......................... 10, Sept.
Oklahoma State..................................... 11. July
Ontario Province....................................... 10, Sept.
Oregon State.......................................10, May
Rocky Mountain Division............................ 11), .lune
Southeastern Division......................... .... 10. Apr.
Southwestern Division.............................. .... Щ Miv,
West Gulf Division................................ 10, Oct-
DXPEDITIONS
DXpedition tn Kure Island (Elliott)............... 51, Aug.
Waging War on Malpclo Islam! (Reynolds)........ 18, Oct.
With ZS1RM/ZS1OU in Basutoland (McMaster)....... 141, Mar.
EDITORIALS
Amateur Approach, The........................... 9, May
Amateur License Fees. ........... ...... - 9, Sept.
Hoard Meeting .................................. 0, Apr.
Hoard Meeting Highlights..................... 9, June
CBTVI....................................—... 9, Apr.
Director Elections............................... . 9, Aug.
FEMB.....................................________ 9, Aug.
(lot Your Ballot?................................ 9. Ort,
Marconi's Miracle............................ 9, Dee.
Operating Aid........................... - 9. Oct.
OSCAR.......................................... 9, Nov.
Reciprocal Licensing...... 9, Ort.
Roll Yoiir Own..................9, Nov.
Self-Policing. ............................ 0, Mar.
Woufi Hong,The................................. 9. Feb.
Year in Review, The.......................... 9, Jan.
11 Mr........................................... 9, Aug.
20 Meters — A Challenge......................... 9» July
EMERGENCIES
Hurricane Donna Story, The (Hart)................... 51, Feb.
Night of Tragedy, A (Gary)......................... 72, Nov.
FEATURES AND FICTION
Amateur Radio Report (Foster). . .................... 6.6, Oct.
Amateurs at the Boat Races (O’Brien)................. 27, Dec.
DX King, The (Priddy)............................. GO, Dee.
European Fox Hunts (Lindgren)........................ 80, Nov.
It'll Only Take a Minute (Trostcr).. ................ 70, Aug.
K5CBZ—Port'd jlc Iron I <ung (Dourfas, Kdl er)....... 65, Dec.
Abre-Sde it dir- <?n i Antenna (Van Detta)........... 50, .Apr.
M vl’irst Transmitter (Cirgilll...................... .Д Aig.
NAVI 9F1 (Ballwin)................................... 80, Oct.
N ovd 11 eaf orRadioC.I djs, A (J dinsori).............. 71, Nov.
Old DX Clobber (’Dosteri............................. *1 Ju(v
(Jia lifia tons hr Ife do Ana tears (Ami's).......... IC De.
R d P dik aD Л.Р. ari yzcr.Tl ic 'T roi cr>.......... ЗГ >, D ec.
R cd Ahhh Swdl Qj?Q ,<?h art ic( Trostcr) ........... 51, May
Roger . . . Roger (Trnst-H .......................... 67, Apr.
Short QSO Anyone? (Trost-v) , ....................... 18, June
Sweepstakes Comes First (Trostcr)........................ 17, Nov.
Voyage of the S.8. Hope, The (Charbcncauj............ 51, Apr.
‘ ‘ —4 ox erf* s(Q 'b Q Ъ □ —'T rds r)................ 11 . Oct.
HAPPENINGS OF THE MONTH
Amateur Radio Weeks, .......................... .37, June; 63, Aug.
ARRL Asks lor Easier Mobile Logging.................... 77, Nov.
ARRL Adopts OSCAR....................................... 61, May
ARRL Files RTTY Petition................................ 72, Oct.
Banned Countries ...............................64, May; GIA, Oct.
Board Meeting Highlights............................... 9, June
Board Meeting Telegrams........................... 11, July
Board Meeting Minutes.................................. 51. Jul. У
‘'Bud''Retires........................ IL Jan.
Canadian “Citizen’s Band” ............................ 6‘L, Auk.,
Canadian Growth ....................................... 65, Aug.
Conditionals Overseas.................................. GO, May
f’nnelrad............................................. 61, May
Dr. Lee De Forest................................... 70, Sept.
Election N otke.................................62, Aug.; 68, Sept.
Election Results...............................62, Jan.;76, Nov.
Feedback........................................... Bp Apr
Гхаппп itionS.b dale ...........................61 Jin'50 July
If \ A To werRuJ«................................... Cfl, Sqit.
F. CC fines Hiewa I oLI’cesc............................. ;> *,l Mr.
. . , And Suspends Three Others....................... 54. Mar.
FCC.-I ‘.iccrisi igNot es,......................68 Apr *./58 3 .
F.C.C Okavs Condi to w Is Ovcbcas................... 70 Sept
Fl ,VSH -CGNEI R ID DRILL .......................... 7Я , kpr.
Found ition Award...........................161 Mw »l Gi t.
I^os Off Ban List.......... - ................ 72, (M.
League Files on (Conditional Class Overseas........ 61, Aug.
League Seeks “Siow-Sean TV”...................... 63, Aug.
Liccusc Application Forms Revised................... 63, Jan.
License Suspensions........51, Mar.; 68. Apr.; 65. May; 70. Juno;
49, July; 69, Sept.; 76. Nov.
Maritime Mobile on 11 Me............................ 65, May
Minutes of Executive Committee Meetings
158, Jan.; 67, May; 55, July; 116, Sept.; 77, Nov.
National Amateur Radio Week. ........... —-........... 68, Apr.
New FCC Examination Point............................. 77, itov.
Newfoundland, Maine get License Plates................ 50, July.
Not Bootleggers................................. 61, M ay
“PEAC”.’.’.......................-........-........... 6-L Jan-
Reciprocal Licensing. ................................ 73, Oct.
Report of Board Committees (Housing, Finance, Mem-
bership ol Publications. Public Relations. Articles of
Association and Bv-Laws Review)..................... 55, July .
Staff Notes........................................ Cd, Mar.
Third-Party Traffic................................... 6 4A, Ort.
VE Mobile Changes ................................ 69, Apr.
What Bands Available?................................ GIA, Oct.
Which FCC Application to Use?....................... 49, July
W'APHL License Suspended ............................ , J an.
K6YDQ (Feedback)................................ 10, Apr.
14-Mc. Maritime Mobile............................... 65, Aug.
14 Me. Maritime Mobile Approved...................... 70, Sept.
HINTS AND KINKS
J auuary. pages58 -69
Adaptor Plug
Emergency Transmitter Operation
High-Output Frauklin Oscillator
Mounting of Small Components
Prevent Dial Cord clipping
Rack Mounting Heavy Equipment
Ranger Heat Reducer
Temporary Coax Connector
Toothpaste-Tube Knobs
February, pages 4Я-49
Fivc-and-Dimo Spacers
Mobile Bias Supply
Mobile Transistor Converter
Notes on the Heathkit GW-30 Transceiver
V.ILF. Field-Strength Meter
March, pages 52-53
Black (Yacklc Brightner
Capacitor Checker
Crystal Sockets
Emergency bolder
Fly-Wheel Tuning
Modulation Monitor
One-Crystal Multiband Converter-Oscillator
Using VOX for Automatic Change-Over on C.W
Shim-Stock Hole Cutter
April, page 47
Breadboard Transistor Heat Sink
Carrier Warning Light
Improving GC1-A Selectivity
I ncreasing Dummy Load Dissipation
Line Cord Holder
New Panels Гог Old
Plugging Panel Holes
Transformer Saw
May, page 50
Code-Practice tecilhtor
Coil-WindingTips
Improved Screen Protector
June, page 35
АРХ-боп 1296 Me.
Cable Lacing Material
Coax to Mike Connector
Transistor Automobile Regulator
July, page 76
Do-soldering Tip
Dummy Loads from Auto Regulators
Glass Cutter
Grid and Plate Caps
Inexpensive Circuit Breaker
Miniature Drill
Rubber-Band Hemostut
Water Heat Sink
August, page 52
Bearing Viler
Emergency Earphones
High-Z to Low-Z Microphone Adapter
No-Tip J-38 Key
Oil Can Shields
September, pages 00-61
Avoiding Crystal Burnout in the APX-G
Burying 30t)-Ohm Feed Line
Cable Markers
Contact Bounce Ma,v Cause Key Clicks
Fast Mobile Band Changing
Grid-D'ip Uscil at orC aiib rat ion at V Л J?
Loop Modulator
Mounting Feet, for Equipment
Pencil Iron Cleaner
Solder Sponge
Vacuum-Tube Rectifier Replacements
V.T.V.M. Field-Strength Meter
Window-Glass Perforator
October, pages 34-3.5
Air Wound Coil Mounts
Cable Retainer
Emergency Allen Wrench
Emergency Coax Connector
Hole Size for Tapping
Parametric Amplifier for 432 Me.
Versatile Marker
Work Light
715B Tube Data
November, pages 70-71
Plate Cap Caution
Simple Ground Plane
Simplicity Modulator
Stiff Mobile Mount
Surplus 274N Receiver Noto
Tubeless Mini-Keyer
12 Volts from 6-Volt Automobile System
December, pages 62-63
Certificate and QSL Holder
Dipole Center Insulator
Dual-Purpose Product Detector
Emergency Power — Cheap
Heathkit Warrior Notes
Inexpensive Control Knobs
Note Concerning " A Novice Three-Band Antenna System ”
Simple Alignment Tool
I.A.R.U. NEWS
QSL Bureaus of the World......................49, June; 43, Dec.
G2NM, Gerald Marcuse.................................. 48, July
G3DQ, William Radcliff Metcalfe....................... 48, July
50 Years Old.......................................... 48, July
KEYING, BREAK-IN AND
CONTROL CIRCUITS
A.F.C. with Silicon Capacitor for R.TTY Reception (Mu-
skovac)............................................. 46, Oct.
Build a Monilator (Easton). ........................... 42, Mar,
Coaxial Switch Performance (Braschwitz.)............... 39, Aug.
Codamitr (Johnson)................................... II. May
Combination Code-Practice Oscillator-Monitor (MiCoyi . 19, Frb.
Contact Bounce May Cause Key Clicks (H&K).............. 61, Sept.
Improved Screen Protector (H&K)........................ 50, May
Junk Key. A (Nose)............... ,.................. 51, Oct
Keyboard-Controlled C.W. Station ( Nelson)............. 40, June
Lazy Man’s CQ-er (Skutt)............................... 62, Oct.
Modified “Little Uske.v” (Blanchette).................. 22, Feb.
Nikey, The (1/cfor).................................... 40, Julv
No-Tip J-38 Key (H&K).................................. 52, Aug.
Novice T. R. Switch, A (McCoy)......................... 20, Jan.
Open-Key Voltage in Cathode-Keyed Circuits.(Technical
Topic)................................................. 38. Dec.
POO-Key Jr., The (Livingston).......................... 50, Sept.
Single-Switch RTTY Control (Flynn)..................... 18, Nov.
Same Applications of the Semiconductor Diode (Lee)..... 42, Jan.
Feedback........................................... 18, Feb.
Thoughts on Keying Filters (Montgomery)................ 64, Nov.
Timing Adjustments in a Sequenced Change-Over System
(Fox)............................................... 40, Jan.
Transistorized “Ulf imti n” Th e T ch inckC orrespod -
cnee)................................................... 64 Dec
Tubeless Mini-Keyer (H&K)............................. 70, Nov.
Using VOX for Automatic Change-Over on C.W. (H&K) 52, Mar.
MEASUREMENTS AND TEST
EQUIPMENT
Capacitor Checker (ll&K)............................ 53, Mar,
Case of the Mysterious QRN, The (Rand).............. 48. Sept.
Customizing the AM-2 Monimatch (Howard)............. 39, Feb.
Dummy Loads from Auto Regulators (H&K).............. 76, July
Grid-Dip Oscillator Call trat'ion at V. H. F. .(H&K). 60 Sp t
Modulation Monitor (H&K)............................ 53, Mir,
On Q Measurement (Hohhis).......................... 178, Oct.
Pulsed, Crystal-Controlled Signal Generator, A (McFar-
land) ......................................... 25, Mar.
T Patch, The (McAvoy)............................ 34, May
Transistorized Auditory “Grid-Dip Meter” (Gunderson) 36. Aug.
V.H.F. Field-Strength Meter (H&K).................... 48 It h
V.T.V.M. Field-Strength Meter < H&K).......... 61, Sept
Wide-Range Transiuatch, A (McCoy)................... 51. Nov.
WWV on Your Ham-Band Receiver....................... 52. Sept.
50-Ohmcr Transmatch, The (McCoy).................... 30, July
MISCELLANEOUS -GENERAL
Amateur Radio Report (Foster)..................... 66, Oct.
California Mobileeade and Field Trials.............. 68. July
Certificate and QSL Holder (H&K).................... 62. Dee.
Colorado Ham bircetory........................... 29, June
Communication on 52,000 Me. (Gale).................. 5L, I au.
Feedback...................................... 154, Apr.
1960 Edison Award to W6NLZ and KH6UK................ 48. Apr.
Fivc-and-Dime Spacers (H&K)......................... 49, Feb.
Foundation for Amateur Radio — Award......164, May; 74, (let.
Ham Radio and the Coast Guard (Aug.).............. 72, June
Ham's Interpreter, The.............................. 54, Jan.
Home-Built Stations............... <»0, Mar.
Hurricane Donna Story, The (Hart).................. 51, Feb.
!<•<• Island Revisited fMcl.cn. Milner)............ 10. Kei»,
Junk Kev, A i Nose)............................ 51. ( H.
LeMav. Radio Amateur. New Air Force (‘lucf........... 17. Inly
My First Transmitter (CargiU). . . 53. Aug.
Naval Reserve Communications Divisions . . 22. June
New Books............. -35. Apr.;21. Лиц.; 1'1, .Sept.: ID. Nov.; GO. Nov.
No-Tip .1 -38 Key (H&K)........................... 52. Aug.
NoveHdea lor Radio Clubs. A (Johnson).............. 71, Nov.
Rack-Mounted Operating Table. A (Helms)............ 62. Nov.
Ibidio Amateur Licencing Handbook. ............... 61, Feb,
Real Ahhhhh Swell QSO. Charlie (Troster)........... 51. May
Roger — Roger (Troster).......................... 67, A pr.
Summer Cainp for Would-Be Hams..................... КЗ, May
Toothpaste Tube Knots (H&K’.............. ...... .59, Jan,
Versatile Marker (H&K)........................... 34. Oct.
Voyage nt thfc 8.8. Hope. The fCliarboncain........ 51. Apr.
World Time Keeping (Curry)......................... 54, Apr.
MISCELLANEOUS — TECHNICAL
Appearance ol the Moon at Radio Frequencies. The il)vcc> 21. M^v
Case of the Mysterious ORN. The (Rand) .... 48. Sept.
( Уну'Ы Switch Performance (Braschwitz).......... 311, Aug.
Construction Techniques (McCoy),................... 26. June
Dead Art?,A. .................................... 55. -Ian.
Feedback......................................... 18 Ie I».
Hints and Kinks
Adaptor Plug....................................... 58, Jan.
Air Round Coil Mounts ............................. 35. O t.
Avoiding Crystal Burnout in the 4VPX-6............ ill, Sept.
Bearing Oiler.................................... 52. Aug.
Black Crackle Brightner.............................52, Mar,
Cable Lacing Ma ten al..................._..........35 - Ano
Cable Markers..................................- 61. Sept,
Cable Retainer................................... 35, Oct.
Coax to Mike Connector.......................... 35, June
(‘oil-Win<ling Tips.............................. 50. May
Crystal Sockets...........................-........ 53. Mar,
De-soldcririg.Tip................................ 7fi, July
Emergency Allen Wrench............. -.............. 35, Oct.
Emergency Coax Connector......................... 35, Ort.
Emergency solder................................ 53, Mar.
Glass Cutter....................... ............. 76, July
Grid and Plate Caps.............................. 76, July
Heathkit Warrior Notes (H&K)..................... 62, Den.
Hole Size for Tapping.............................. 34, (Jet.
Line Cord Holder ............................... 47, Apr.
Loop Modulator ......................... -....... rtl. Sept.
Miniature Drill................................. "6, July.
Mounting Feet for Equipment........................ 61, Sept,
Mounting ot. Small Components ................. 5fi.. Lui.
New Panels for Old . .............................. 47. Apr.
Oil Can Shields..................~ ............„. 52, Aug.
J'ciiril Iron Cleaner............................. 60. Sept,
Plate ('ap (.‘aution...... . -...................... 71. N ov.
Plugging Раце! Holes............................ 47, Apr.
Rack Mounting Heavy Equipment , ................... 58, Jan,
Rubber-Band Hemostat,...............................76. July
Slnin-Stoyk H de Fitter........................,,33', Mir.
Holder Sponge.................................... (Ю, Sept.
Transformer Saw................................. 17, Sept.
R ater Heat Sink................................... 76. July
Window-Ghee Perforator............................. 60, Sept.
Work Light......................................... 35. Oct.
715B Tube Data, ................................... 34, Oct..
Home-Brew Custom Designing (Peek). . ............. 17, Apr.
Mechanisms of Spate Communication. The (Soifer). , ... 22, Dec,
Now Apparatus
Alphlc.x Heat-Shrinkable Tubing.................. '.13, Nov.
Bartley Wire Stripper.............................. ID. (>t.
Bayroy Coaxial Relay.............................. 25. June
(Wo Mobile Products............................... 19. Mar.
Glcbar Dummy Load,...,— ............................ Ы. 0<t.
J lyp-Uilcr.................................. -T .May
McCoy Siuglc-SidcLiand filters.................... 63, Nov.
Miller Heat-Sink Tool.....-...................... 35, Dec.
Mobile Burglar Alarm. ...........-................. 27. Jan.
Mobile Window-Bracket Antenna................ 47, Oct,
Mosley Whip-Klip. ................................. 41. Sept.
National Coup-Links.............................. 75, Nov.
P&H Transceiver Autetma Transfer Unit.............. 67. Oct.
Radio Industries Antenna Rotator.................. 76, Aug.
Seco Model 511-A Attenu-Load..................... 16. Nov.
Transistorized Signal........................ 33. May
Quist Quiz.........................65, Oct.; 79. Nov.: 176. Dec.
S.C.F.M.An Improved System for slow-Ьсдп Image
Transmission’MacDonald) (Part D.. ............. 28. Jun.
.Part II)....................................... 32, Feb.
Screws — Nuts—and Things (Deanol.................... Mi. June
Space Communieatifin and the Amateur (Soifer) . ,.... 17, .Nov.
•ipuro-Parts- Plutocrat, The (Haywood) .... ........ 2». July
T itlmicaI (’nrroapomlencc
Another QKM-Maker ' Russell!. .................. 55, .Nov.
Backfire .Antenna, The (Dorr)................... .'О. Get.
Fixed Bias with Audio A.G’.C. (Gran field)......... »H, Jan.
Hig.h-Accnracv Channels at 3-Kc. Intervale (Wick).... 38, June
" High-Frequency Filters for S.S.B.” (Healey.),........ GO. Jan.
Multiband Antenna iDzuuibik)............... 55, Nov.
Notes on Crystal Mixers (Cdazari...... ........... 50. i let.
Note on Transformer Winding (.Byrne)............... 38, June
On Q Measurement (Hobbis) , ...................... 178. Oct.
Radio Below 500 Ke. (Gould)..................... 60. Jan.
Shielding and Filtering (Mead).................. 55. Nov.
S.S, B. Transceiver (Sacks)..........., ........ 180 (let
That Oscillating Crystal (Green, Hyder)......... HI, Jan.
Transistorized “.Ultimate”The (Kanda)........... (JJ
T.R. Circuit (Johnson) . ..................... '58, June
T.R. Villituiv (Marsha) ________________________ oil. June
Unidentified Noise'‘Signal” (Swanson)........... GO, Jan.
W2PPL Receiver (Ericson)................. 4D, June
75- 10-Mcter Dipole in Less Than 80 Feet (McCoUistcr) 178, Oct.
Technical Topics
1 Г»Г. for Sid dband and C-.W.................... 5'1, Alar.
Backfire Antenna.The.......... .................. 50. heli.
Open-Key Voltage in Cathode-Keved Circuits....... 38. Dec.
Ta.pped-Coil Pi Networks .............. ........ 20, Aug.
That Professional Touch (Miller).................... 05, Jan.
MOBILE
California Mobilccade and Field Trails.............. 68, July.
De Luxe Transistor Power Converters ( Karl)......... 44. Mar.
Fast Mobile Bund Changing (H&K)..................... 60, Sept.
Mobile Bias Supply iH&K)............................ 18, Feb.
Mobile Transistor Converter (H&K)................... 49, Feb.
Not Just a Novelty (Helton)......................... 2”, Jan.
Roqt-Top Mobile Antenna. A (Gieskicng'l............. 2(1, Muv.
Stiff Mobile Mount (H&K)............................ 71. Nov.
Transistor Automolx'le Regulator (H&K). . .......... 35. June
Twenty-hive Watts — Mobile (Deane)........36, July.
12 Volts from 6-Volt Automobile System (H&KL ....... 71, Nov.
75-Mctcr S.S.B. Transceiver, A (Taylor)............... 21, Apr.
MODULATION
(Sec Audio-Frequenev. Equip. & Design)
OPERATING PRACTICES
DX and Single Sideband (Leonard)........................... 61, Mar.
Roger . . . Roger (Troster)................................. (‘ )7. Apr,
Short Qs() Anyone? (Troster)............................... 18, June
POWER SUPPLY
Dr Luxe .Transistor Power Converters.(Karl) .......IL Mir. .
Design of Regulated Low-Voltage Pnwer Supplies (Gouge) “3 , Det .
Emergency Power — Cheap (H&K)................... 63, Dee.
Inexpensive Circuit Breaker (H&K)......... ...... 76, Julv^
Mobile Bias Supply (H&K) ........................ 18. Feb.
.Wnltioutput Variable-Voltage Power .Supply, A (Cohen).. 27, Ли g.
Note on Transformer Winding (Byrne). ............. 38. J tint»
Semiconductor Rectifiers < <leiser) ............ 31, July
Two-Way Power Supply, A (Hahn) ................. 37, Dec.
Utility Power Supply Made from an Old TV Set, A
(McCoy)....................................... 38 , Sept.
Vacuum-Tube Rectifier Rcplarejuents ‘ H&Ki........ (•!, Sept.
PROJECT OSCAR
ARRL Adopts USCAR......... ..................... 64, Muv ,
t.iround Support for Project OSCAR (Garner. Wells) .... 15, May
Handling OSCAR Reports f»v Radiogram (Gmelin) ..... 18, b‘c|it.
OSCAR............................. ............. P, Nov.
OSCAR I Test ................................ 39, July.
Project OSCAR — Background < Orr)............... 55, Feb.
Project OSCAR—Future (Stoner i.................... 56, Feb,
Project (IS< 'AR Measurements and Tracking (Walters,
Wells. & HillcsIandJ....................... 59. July.
Tracking Information for the OSCAR Satellite (Wells, Orr,
& Towns)............................ ...... 46, Sept
RECEIVING
A.F.C. With Silicon Ca|uoitors for RTTY Reception
(Mnskovacj........................... ............. 46, Ort.
A.G.C. For sideband and C.W......................... 51, Mar.
All-Transistor Walkie-Talkie lor 28 Me. iThomasi.... J* I, Apr.
Balanced DHector in aT.R.F. Receiver (White)........ 1У Ahv
I3U—453 as a Tunable I.F. in a .Multiband Receiver. The
(Ericson).................... ................. II. 1'vh.
W2PPL Receiver (Tech. Correspondence)............. 39, June
Complete Two-Band Station for the V.H.F. Beginner, A
d’art li (Tilton)............................... Г2. July
Complete Two-Band Station for the V.H.F. Beginner, A
(Part IV) (Tilton). ................................ 28. Oct.
Dual-Purpose Product Detector i;Н&Ю................. 63, Dee.
Emergeucy Earphones ill&K).......................... 52.. Aug.
Evaluation o( the Nuvistor, Ar (Tilton!............. 33. Apr.
Fixed Bias with Audio A.G.C. (Craritidd).. ........ hl, .Гап.
Fly-Wheel Tuning (H&K),............................. *52, Mar.
HBR-16 Product Detector Circuit..................... 21. June
HBR-16 withan Eddystone Dial,The (Stewart)............. 18. June
Mechanisms of Space Communication, The (Soifer)..... 22, Dec.
Mobile Transistor Converter (H&K)................... 19, Feb.
Notes on Crystal Mixers (Glazar).................... *50, Oct.
Nuvistor Preamplifiers Гог 50 and 144 Me. t’Tilton). ! 4, Aug.
One-Crystal Multiliand Converter-Oscillator (H&K).. . . 52, Mar.
I.'arainetric Amplifier for 432 Me. (H&K)........... 24, (.kt.
Practical Ham-o'h’ick Transistor Application (North). ... A‘| Dec
Prevent Dial Cord Slipping („Н&КЛ................... 59. Jan.
buctionalized Communications Receiver (McGraw)...... 11, Oct.
Simple Six-Meter Converter (Deane).................. 44, May
S Meter — False Idol, The (Tilton).................. 44, Nov.
Space Communication and the Amateur (Soifer)........ 47, Nov.
S.S.B. Product-Drtevtor Adapter, An (Buhrcr)........ 22, Aug.
Surplus 274N Receiver Note (И&Ю... .................. 71, Nov.
T.R. Villiany (Marsha).............................. 39, June
Transistor Two-Meter Converter (Moyer).............. 37. May
Feedback. ....................................... 7(1, June
Unit-Type Receiver Construction (Hatfield) ......... 31, Dec.
WWV on Your Ham-Band Receiver....................... 62, Sept.
W2PPL Receiver (Ericson)............................ 39, June
75-Metcr S.S.B. Transceiver, A (Taylor)............. 24, Apr.
RECENT EQUIPMENT
Autronic Electronic Keyer............................ 70. Oct.
Clegg Zeus V.H.F. Transmitter....................... 55. Sept.
Collins 30L-I Linear Amplifier ..................... 67 .Nov .
Communicator IV.......................... 44, Apr.
DX-CO Transmitter Kit............................... 42. July
J'Jcd Model 723 60-Watt Transmitter................. 46.. Mar.
(.«onset G-76 Multiband Transceiver Model 3338...... 47, Mar.
ilallicrafters HT-40 Transmitter.................... 50, Doc.
Hallicralters SX-140 Receiver......................... 58 Dec.
Hammarlund HQ-100A Receiver......................... rO, Dec -.
Hammarlund HQ-145X Receiver......................... 6(1. Dea
Hammarlund HO-105TR Transmitter-Receiver............ 61, Dec.
Hammarlund i.F. Noise Silencer...................... 40, June
Heathkit Transistor-Diode Checker Kit............... 45. June
Heath Model VliF-l Transmitter...................... 48, .Ian,
Knight-Kil’ R-55 5-Band Shortwave Receiver.......... 58. Sept.
Lafayette НЕ-.'Ю Receiver.......................... 66, Nov.
Model 11A-I0 Warrior Linear Amplifier................... 44, June
National NC-llIt) Receiver.......................... 68, Uct.
National NC-270 Receiver. ......................... 40, Jan.
ltME-6900 Amateur-Band Receiver..................... 44, Feb.
Tapetone TC-432 Crysti[-(Controlled Converter....... 40, Feb,
Viking Invader Transmitter... .................. 44, July
200V Transmitter..... ............................. 46, Aug.
REGULATIONS
Amateur License Suspensions........................ 68. Apr.
ARRL Asks for Easier Mobile Logging................. 77, Nov.
A URL Adopts OSCAR.................................. 64, May
Banned Countries.................................... 6.4. May
Examination Schedule.................................. 61. Jar).
Examination Schedule. ............................. 50. July
Extractor Regulations (Special Insert!..............0 4A. O' t.
FAA Tower Rules,.................................... 69. Sept.
FCC Denies Renewal of License........................ 54, Mar.
. . And Suspends Three Others....................... 54. Mar.
FCC Okays Conditionals Overseas..................... 70,. Sept.
Laos Oft'Ban List................................ 72, Oct.
league Files on Conditional Class Overseas,...... 64, Aug,
League Seeks “Slow-Scan TV”......................... 63, Aug.
License Application Fonns Revised................... 63, Jan.
Maritime Mobile on 14 Me......................... 65, May
New FL’C Examination 14)int................ Г7, Nov.
Which FCC Application to Use?.................... Ifl, July
W3PHL License Suspended.......................... 63, Jan.
14-Mc. Maritime Mobile........................... 65, Aug.
SINGLE SIDEBAND
Carrier Warning L ight ( Н&Ю................„.... 47. Apr.
Compact High-Power Linear. A (Peck)................. Ц, June
Feedback...................................... 178, Nov.
DX and Single Sideband (Leonard!................. 61, Mar.
(iroutidcd-Grid Linear Amplifier, The (Orr. Rinando,
Sutherland)................... .................. 15, Aug.
High-Frequency Filters for S.S.B, (Healey). . ... 60. Jan.
High-Power Zero-Bias Grounded-Grid Linear (Barber,
Sutherland)...................................... Il, Sept.
“Imp-TR,” The (Galeski).......................... 10, Dec.
S.S.B. Product-Detector Adaptor. An (Buhrer)..... 22, Aug,
S.S.B. Transceiver (Baeks)....................... 18(1, Ort.
Transistor Antitrip for the. ?0-A (AmJ-rson)..... 26, Jan.
4-4OOA Amplifier for C.W., S.S.B. or A.M.. A (lamsori)... 33, Jan,
75-Mcter S.S.B. Transceiver, A (Titv.lor),....... 24, Apr.
TRANSISTORS
AU-Tmnsistor Walkie-Talkie for 28 Me. (Thomas)... 36, Apr.
Breadboard Transistor Heat Sink (H&K)............ 4V, Apr.
Build a Monilator (Easton)..... ................. 42, Mar.
De Luxe Transistor Power Convertors (Karl)....... It, Mar.
Design of Regulated Low-Voltage Power Supplies (Gouge) 23, i)ct.
Frequency Control (World Above 50 Me.)........... 67, Mar.
” Jmp-TR”, The (ijaleski)........................ 10, Doc.
Mobile Bios Supply (H&K)......................... 48 Feb.
Mobile Transistor Convertor (H&K)................ 19, Feb.
Mounting of Small Components (Il&K).............. 59, Jan.
Practica I latn-Shar kTransistnr Application ( North).... 49, Dec.
Transistor A ntitrip for the 20-A (Anderson)........ 26, Jan.
Transistor Automobile Regulator (H&K)............ 85, June
Transistor Two-meter Converter ( Meyer).......... 37, May
Fecdlxick...................................... 70. June
Transistorized Auditory ‘‘Grid-Dip Meter’1 (Gunderson, 36, Aug.
V.H.F. Field-Strength Meter (H&K)................ 48, Feb.
TRANSMITTERS
Compact Packaging for the 6146 Transmitter (Hanchett) 12, Mar.
65 Watts at Low Cost ( McCoy).................... 20, Mar.
Feedback on the SJ-97A Transmitter described in Aug,
I1j60............................................. 70, June
TRANSMITTING
All -Transistor Walkie-Talkie for 28 Me. (Thomas)........ .36, Apr.
A.M. with CollinsS.S.B. Units (. l-’opkiu-Clunnan)....... 26, Sept.
(’urrier Warning Light ( H&K).... ..................... 47, Apr.
('«impact High-Power Linear, A (Peck)................... IR Jane
icetlbick....................................... 178* 1N)V.
Compact Packaging for the 61 46 Transmitter (Hanchett). 12 . Mar.
Emergency Transmitter Operation (H&K).................. 59, Jan.
Filament Choke for Grounded-Grid Amplifiers, A
(Lainson)........................................ 48, Oct.
like dor Ihrtahlc hr 2 thr ough 100 (Noel)............. 20, Hd|>t.
Irequoney Control (Wbr Id Abve 50 Me.)................. 57, Л hr.
GrounM <C/fd I anenr AmjFfier, The (Orr, Rinaudo,
Sutherland)........................................... 16, Aug.
ffeathht Warrior iNstcs (,H & Ю,...................... 62, Dee.
High-Accuracy Channels at 3- Ke. Intervals (Wick)..... 38, June
Hijb -04 putT’rafcli n Oscillator ( H&K)............... 58, Jau.
High-Power Zero-Bias Grounded-Grid Linear (Barber,
Sutherland)............................................ II. Sept.
Improved Screen Protector (H&K)........................ 50, May
“Imp-TR”. The (Galeski)................................. 10 , Dec .
Notes on the Hcathkit GW-30 Transceiver (H&K)......... 48, Feb.
Practical Ham-SIiaek Transistor Application t North) .... 19 , Dec,.
Ranger Heat Reducer ( H&K)............................ 51, Jan .
Single-Band Grounded-Grid Linears (KIcheH........... 56, Nov.
Surplus Tubes + an Old TV Set « 150-Watt Amplifier
(McCoy)........................................ 20. Apr.
Tapped-Coil Pi Networks............................. 29, Aug,
Top Efficiency at 144 Me. With 4X250Rs (Brevfogle),.., 44, Dec*
Twenty-Five Watts — Mobile (Deane) ................... iJfi, July
Two-Band Station Гог the V.H.F. Beginner. A (Part LI)
(Tilton!............................................. 30, Aus;.
Understanding Tetrode Screen Current (.Meacham).... 20. July
UE572s in Grounded Grid (Wolfe)..................... .16, May
4-4OOA Amplifier for C.W., S.S.B. or A.M., A (Lamson). . 33. Jau.
75-Meter S.S.B. Transceiver. A (Taylor).............. 24, Apr.
TVI
How to Attenuate Your Harmonics (McCoy).............. 41, May
Low-Pass Filter for 6-Meter Operation ( Lange)..... 23, June
V.H.F. AND MICROWAVES
Appearance of the Moon at Radio Frequencies, The (Dyce i 21, May
APX-6on 1296 Me. (H&K)................... . ... 35, June
Avoiding Crystal Burnout in the APX-6 ГH&K)........ 61. Sept.
Big Wheel on Two, The (Mellen, Milner).............. -12, Sept.
Coaxial Filter (World Above 50 Me.) , ............. l»5, Feb.
Communication on 52,000 Me. (Gale)................... 52, Jan.
Feedback__________________________________________ 154, Apr,
Complete Two-Band Station for the V H F .B e&nner.A
(Tilton) (Part I)............................. 12, July.
Part 11_______________________________,____________ 30, Aug.
Part HI.............................................. 32. Sept.
Part IV.............................................. 28, Oct.
Evaluation of the Nuvistor. An (Tilton).... ........ 33, Apr.
Frequency Control (World Above 50 Me.), ............. 57, Mar.
Home-Built Parabolic-Type Reflector for 1296 Me., A
(LeBaronj........................................... II, Apr.
Feedback...................................37 .Sept.; 21 Dec.
Ice Island Revisited (Mellen, Milner).................. 10. Feb.
Introduction to the Klystron, An (Badger).............. II, Aug.
Low-.Andc R xliator <W old Ab ove 50M ci).............. <19, Aug.
Low-Pass Filter for 6-Meter Operation (Lange).......... 23. June
Method For Determining V.H.F. Station Capabilities, A
(Bray)........................................... 3(), Nov.
Noise Factors Affecting V.H.F. Communication (Mc-
laughlin, Hobbs).. ............................... 15. June
Notes on Crystal Mixers A Sia zaf)..................... r«0 , О tt.
Nuvistor Preamplifiers for 50 and 144 Me. (Tilton)..... 44, Aug.
Parametric .Amplifier Ibr 1296 Me.. A (Tro?tgvliel, Heuer), 11 Jan,
Parametric Amplifier for 432 Mc.iH&Kb ,__________ _____ 34, Oct.
Performance Tests on the Big Wheel 2-Meter Array....... GO, Ort.
Practical Operating H'nitsfor 111 oMc. (Tit oii), ..... T,, Ddi
Pulsed, Crystal-Controlled Signal Generator, A (Mc-
Farland) ........................ ............... 25, Mar.
Simple Six-Meter Converter (Deane)...................... 14, May
Six Meters with the TV./Surplus 150-Watt Amplifier
(McCoy).......................................... .4, Aug,
Sporadic-К Warning Service for the Six-Meter Man
(Helton)...................... ................... 19, July
T apd ure oiV H 1.' *P ropa&i ion .....................66 ,A pr.
Top Efficiency at 144 Me. With 4X25OBs (Brevfogle).... 44, Dee.
Transistor Two-Meter C .onverter < Meyer), ............ 37. May
Feedlnek.............................................. 70, June
V.H.F. Field-Strength Meter ( H&K).. .................. IK, Feb.
Wide-Band F.M. Gear for 220 Me. (Hadlock). .......,...... 29, Mar,
50-Me. Converters <World Above 50 Me J................. 64, July,
1296-Me, Converter Without Cbm plications, A (Krivoh-
lavck)................................................ 38, Mar,
Feedback............................................ 70, June
* QST *
Index to Volume XLVI—1962
ANTENNAS AND
TRANSMISSION LINES
Antenna Rotor Hardware (H&K)......................... 33, Feb.
В. C, Radio Antenna Connector Substitute (H&K)....... 58, June
Building au Antenna Coupler < Kuper j................ 39, Feb.
Ohoasing an Antenna (McCoy)........................ 25, Jun.
Close-Spacing the W3QEF Quad <K fill er)............. 15, Jan.
Dipole Tie Point (H&K)........................... .38 . in.
Five-Element Two-Meter Beam for $1.50, A (McCoy).. 17, Oct.
Gutter-Sniper, The < H&K).......................... 51, May
Hairpin Match, The (Gooch, Gardner, arid Roberts). II, Apr.
Hand-Powered Beam Rotator (H&K).....................„ 62, Apr.
Inexpensive 40-and80-Meter Antenna, An (Buchanan).. 62, Sept.
Multiband Mobile Antenna Loading Coil (Ziemendorf,
Lampusj............................................ 42, Apr.
New Life for Sluggish AR22 Rotators (Kirchner)...... 71, Oct,
No-Holes V.H.F, Mobile Installations (Tilton)....... 49, June
Plastic Clothesline Test (H&K)....................... 58, June
Q.8Y De Front beat (Olson............................ 16, Sept.
Remote Tuned Gamma Match (H&K)....................... 62, Apr.
Removing Stuck Ground Rods (H&K)..................... 51, May
“Retrievable” Antennas (Griner)..,.,................. 34, Aug.
Shortening Quad Elements (H&K)....................... 5K, Mar.
Simple Dummy Load (H&K)............................ 33, Feb.
Small Tilt-Over Mast for Roof-Top, A (Qu d........... '-4 , May
Space-Age Antenna Ideas (Kunre) .................. II, June
Sure-Hold Knot for Plastic Line (H&K). ............ 33, Feb.
Thick-Wall Feed-Through (Countryman)................. 70, Oct.
Transmission Line Spacers < H&K).................... 59, Mar.
Transmission Line Spreaders (Brogdon)................ 52. July
Trap Vertical, The (Tieineycr!..................... -18, Mar.
'Creating Ваткюо Quad Arms (H&K).................... 59 , Mar ,
Hsing the Helical Antenna at 1215 Me, (Scott and Banta) 14, Ju(v
Using the Monimatch on 6 and 2 Meters (Soto)........- 62, Sept.
AUDIO-FREQUENCY
EQUIPMENT AND DESIGN
Clamp-Tube Modulator (Engle)......................... 57, Aug.
Clean A,M. with S-IJne Units (McCollisteri........... 38, Apr.
Correcting High Modulator Standby Current in the DX-
100 (Bagwell)........................................ 56, Aug,
G.D.O. Modulator (Н&Ю................................ 38, Jan.
Looking at Phone Signals (Crrammer).................. 46, Dec.
Low-Distortion Headphone Output (Allen).............. 56, Aug.
More on the ''Ultra-Linear” Modulator ( H&K)......... 39, Jan.
Plate Modulation for the 150-Walter (McCoy).......... 42, July
Versatile Receiver Audio System, A (Thurston)....... 44, May
Zero-Bias Sweep-Tube Modulators (Hanchett) ....... 34, Feb.
Feedback........................................... 80, June
BEGINNER AND NOVICE
Choosing An Antenna (McCoy)......................... 25, Jan.
Easy-To-Build V.F.O., An (McCoy).................... 25, Feb.
50-Kc. Marker Generator, A (McCoy).................. 29, Mar.
Five-Element Two-Meter Beam for $1.5(1, A (McCoy)... 17, Oct.
How to Avoid Radiation of Spurious Signals (McCoy)... 26, Apr.
How to Protect Your Station From Lightning (McCoy).. 17, Dec.
“ Novice Gallon” or General 150-Watter,A <M <C oy) ... 10, June
Feedback........................................ 36, July
Plate Modulation for the 150-Watter (McCoy)........ 42, July
Simple Three-Band Preselector for 20, 15, and 10, A
(McCoy)............................................. 42, Nov.
Simple Wavemeters for V.H.F. Beginners (McCoy)..... 18, May
6GJ5s on 6 Meters (McCoy)........................... 36, Sept.
Three-Band Crystal-Controlled Converter (McCoy ).... 24, Aug.
COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT
Club Councils.................................93, June; 103, Dec.
Club Honor Holl...............................93, June; 103. Doo.
Code Practice Stations................................ 95, Oct.
Countries List....................................... 22, Jan.
DXCC Membership Annual listing......................... 105 Dec
DXCC Notes....................................85, Apr,; 85, Sept.
Net Directory (Supplement). , . .......86, Jan.; 77, Mar,; 84, May
Net Registration Procedures............................ 90, Sept.
Re Net Directcry ..................................... 81, Nov.
W1A W S di dill e ... 85 J ш : ,82 ,F b •. 81 M ar.86 A pr.if vi. ;
94, June; 93, July; 95, Aug.: 91, Sept.; 96, Oct.,
87, Nov.’. 104, Den.
CONTESTS AND
OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Anniversary Party (YL)
Results......................................... 58, Feb.
Armed Forces Day
Announcement.................................. 63, Miy
Results....................................... 40, Sept.
CD Parties
Results .............. 80 ,Jan .’,80, Apr.;89, July; 90, Oct.
F'leld Dav Rules, 1962...................... 28, June
Field Day. 1962 ARRL, Results (White)........... 22, Dec.
FMT
Announcements.......................... 81, Fbb.; 86, b’ept.
Results................................ 84» Jan.; 92 June
DX Competition, 1962
High Claimed Scores................................ 79, July
1962 Results.................................... 44, Oct.
Announcement... ................................ 20, Jan.
Summary of Rules — 1963........................... 61, Dec.
Highspeed Coit-Test............................... 80, Mar.
Howdy Days
Results............................................ 148, Jan.
Novice Roundup
.Announcement...................................... 21, Jun.
Results........................................ 80, July
Ohio Worldwide Contest............................ 112, Aug.
Operation 52..................................... 168, Dec.
QSO Parties
Connecticut......................................... 112, Apr.
Delaware, 7th.................................... 82, Mar.
Georgia.......................................... 128, May
Goose Bay......................................... 154, Oct,
Maine.......................................... 106, Mar.
Massachusetts....................................... 114, Apr.
New England QSO Party............................ 122, Nov.
New Hampshire, 13th.............................. 112, Jan.
New Jersey............................................... 118, Aug.
New Mexico............................................... 126, Jan,
NVC-LI................................................... 100, Feb.
Feedback.,................................... 100, Mar,
Ohio, 10th .................................... 104 , Apr.
Pennsylvania..................................... 90, Jan.
QCWA............................................ 10, Feb.
Rhode Island.................................... 108, Feb.
South Jersey, 3rd................................. 88, Mav.
VE1............................................... 136, Jan.
Wirgniia 0Ю Party................................. 136, Nov.
West Virginia................................... 124, May
Wisconsin......................................... 134, Dec.
RSGB 21/28 Me, Phone Contest...................... 160, Nov.
RTTY Sweepstakes.................................. 68, Oct.
Simulated Emergency Test
Announcement—1962.................................. 15, Oct.
Results—1961 (Hart)............................ 21, Apr.
Sweepstakes
Announcement—1962................................. 52. Nov.
High Claimed Scores—1961,-........................ 77, Feb.
Results—Lllfil.................................... 20, May
YL-OM Contest, 13th Annual
Announcement. .................................... 146, Feb.
Result» (YL News). .... -.............._.......... 60, July
YLRL Anniversary Party............................. 174, Oct.
VE/W Contest
Announcement — 19(12.............................. 68, Sept.
Results —1961.................................- - - 61), Mar.
VK/ZL Contest. ................................... 81, Uet.
YL BPL Certificate Winners............... 66, Mar.
YL Nets........................................... 84, Oct.
U.S.S.R.DX Contest.................................. 25, Apr.
V.H.F. Sweepstakes Nummary (1062)................. 44, June
V .H.F. June Party Summary...................... 24, Sept.
V .H.F. Sweepstakes — September Summary......... 70. Dec,
V .H.F. Sweepstakes, Announcement of 16th....... 56, Dee.
V .H.F.QSO Party
Announcements...................,................. 60 June
Results______________________^...__________4, Sept.
CONVENTIONS
ARRL National Conventions............10, Feb; 10, May; 64, July
ARRL 12th National Convention iGritfis)......________ 20, Aug.
Delta Division Convention.......................... 10, Aug,
Hudson Division Convention.......................... 10, (Jet.
Kentucky State Convention....................... 10, Sept.
Michigan State Convention..... ..................... 10, Apr.
New England Division Convention..................... 10, Mar.
Oklahoma State Convention........................... 10, Oct.
Ontario Province Convention....................... 10, Oct.
Roanoke Division Convention......................... 10, May
Rocky Mountain Division Convention.................. 10, July
Southwestern Division Convention................... 10, May
West Gulf Division Convention....................... 10, July
West Virginia State Convention...................... 10, June
EDITORIALS
Chaos — Or CjSo?.......................... 9, Sept,
(joldcn Anniversary of Licensing................ 9 , Det.
Hoover Becomes President ................... 9, July
Home Brew................................. 9,. June
Honesty in Reports............................. 9, Dec.
League Support.............................. 9, June
License Fee. — or Tux?...-------------------- 9, Apr.
Oscar........................................ У, Feb.
New Handbook................................ 9. FpIi,
Teehnimos—An Evaluation........................ 9. Nov.
Use Your Bandswitch.. ..... ................... 9, Aug.
We’re Offl................................... 9, May
Year In Review, The............................ 9. Jan.
EMERGENCIES
Hurricane SET (Thurston)..................... 20, Mar,
Hurricane Carla (Hart)....................... 70, Feta
FEATURES AND FICTION
All Otto King On the Queen Roger Mary, Charlie <Troster) 78, Aug.
And Here We llo Again (Davies)............. .... 77, Nov.
Brass Fig Newton, The (Case)..................... -М2, June
Gear-Channel Operation iQuitter).......... ........ 10, Apr.
CQSSCQSSCQSSCQSSCQSSCQSSCQSS (Troeter)........... 29, Nov.
“DX-of-thc-Month Club” (Trester)................. 79, June
4111 ITU Opens................................... 13, Aug.
Friendly Philosopher, The (Troster).............. 69, Sept.
Ham Bird-Watchers Award (Amis)................... 43, Oct.
Improvingthe Performance of a 75S-3 Receiver (H&K)... 63, Apr,
Love Them DiL« (Troster)......................... 15. July
Paul M. Segal — A Tribute........................ 40, Jan.
Project Boys (Steinberg).......................... 51, July,
Radio Club Announces New WASP Certificate (Troster).. 69, Octi
Russian Amateur Radio — 1962 Style (Hannah)...... 80, Aug.
There Oughta Be a La w (Troster)................. 69, Mar.
Towering Problem. 1’he < Klein).................. 33, Oct.
2-Meter Moonbounce............................... 52, Oct
VB5AA DXpedition. The (Trester).. ............... 50, Dec.
Youhcteha, Eddie . . . That’s For Sure . t ,
Yeeeeeaaaaahhhhh (Trester).................... 75, May
HAPPENINGS OF THE MONTH
Ambassador to Lebanon, The........................... 61. Jan.
Amateur Week Honors K9EAB............................. 61. Nov.
“ An Old Timer Seas”................................. 64, Apr.
ARRL Awards Presented................................. 64, Feb.
ARRL Display Booth ............................. .... 55. Julv
ARRL License Fee Filing.............................. 57, July
ARRL Urges Adoption of 420-Mc. Proposal.............. 71. Aug.
Board Committee Reports. ............................ 72, Aug.
Board Meeting, ...................................... 50, May
Board Meeting Highlights............................. 64A, June
Canada/Costa Rica Third-Party Traffic......... 50, May.
Canada — Honduras/Mexieo........................... 53, (Jet.
Canada Okays Ham Bulletins..... .............,....... 55, July
Canadian Associate Counsel........................... 64, Sept.
Canadian License Statistics.......................... 71, Aug.
.Ahe Jr da>f Hns..................................... 65, befit.
Congratulations Senor Arbo ..........................64 Dec .
Election Notice..............................70, Aug,; 64, Sept.
Election Results..............................60, Jan,; 60, Nov.
Examination Sb be ch fe......................56, . li V; 62. Jan.
FCC Fee Proposal..................................... 89, Apr.
FCC Proposes Kw. on 120................................. 62, June
FC (Reorganization................................... 60, Nov.
F ее t..ommentsD 4 aycl . . ......................... 61, June
50 Years of 1 ncensing............................... 64, Apr.
G'etApplha tom 1VC Districts......................... 53, Oct.
I mpoitant Changes‘in Comm. Act...................... 55, July
Jobs Open at KC4-Land................................. 66, Sept.
Juneau Exams Discontinued. ...... ............... ”1 Aug.
League & ks Kfcre Lhwcr on 410....................... 64, leb.
I league О pposee I license 0 еея................. Я), M ay
League Requests Expanded 160-Meter Pnvieges.......... 61, J an.
License Fees Proposed. ..... ............... 64 . -fcr.
License Plates, British Columbia,.......... ........ 65, Sept.
License buspension.........I44J an.; 12,M ar.;9«A pr.; 72, Aug.
Mail Exams Now Go to Gettysburg...................... 72, Aug.
Message From Our President, A ........................ 59, J uly
Minutes of Executive Committee Meetings... - -65, Feb.; 62. Julv;
63, June; 66, Sept.: 64, Dec.
Minutes of 1962 Annual Meeting .of Board of Directors ... 59 , July,
More Amateur Rad' io Weeks........................... 71, Aug.
No Traffic With Congo............................ ... 61, June
Pacific Nuclear Tests. .............................. 62, June
Ptone tkpansibn Dmc d................................ 6? Й pt.
Public Relations Committee.......................... 73, Aug.
Really Old Timers — A Reminder............... ....... 61, June
Report of the Building Committee ............. .. 72, Aug.
Report of the Finance Committee.................. ... 72, Aug.
Report of the Membership and Publications Committee.. 72, Aug.
RTTY Identification, Part II......................... 53,. I let.
RTTY Petition Denied................................. S5, Apr.
Rules Violations..................................... 64, Dec.
8SB Power in Canada................................... 61, Jan.
SHF Band Change...................................... 61, June
Techs on Ten Denied............................... 65, tiept.
Ton-Meter Band Rumors ,.............................. 72, Aug.
Text of 160 Meter Filing ............................U4 , J it .
Thailand on “Banned List”.............................. 50, May
Third Party With El Salvador......................... if I, June
Third-Party Traffic VE/VO to YV...................... HU Au.
WB6ABC de WB2ACB..................................... 12, Mar.
HEADQUARTERS BUILDING
A Building Fund?....................................... X, Mar.
Building Fund Progress...............65, June; 71, July; 32, Aug.;
53, Sept.; 72. Oct.; 24, Nov.
Clubs are Saying.................................. 70, July
League Headquarters — Then and Now................... Ii5, May
Members are Saving......64, May; (MB. June; 33, Aug.; 73, Oct.;
25, Nov.; SUB, Dec.
Message From President Hoover, A..................... NU, Dec.
New League Headquarters Building...................... 47, Mar.
HINTS AND KINKS
January, Pages 38-39
Audio and Hi-Fi Interference Elimination
Dipole fie Poiut
Filament Protector Circuit
G.D.O. Modulator
Log Protection
More on the “Ultra-Linear” Modulator
Push-Button Send-Rcccive
Simple (‘ode-Practice Osrillator
February, Page 33
Antenna Rotor Hardware
Arcing in the G-76 Transceiver
Bending Copper Tubing
Heathkit Warrior Modificationa
Sav? Burned-Out Transformer
Simple Dummy Load
Snre-Hold Knot lor Plastic Line
March, Pages 58-59
Hi-Fi Interference
Miniature Pilot Lamps
Miniature Wire Cutter
Preserving Unused Decals
Remote Tuning Slug-Tuned Coils
RTTY Polar-Relay Adjustment
Shorteniug Quad Elements
Tire-Static Elimination
Transmission Line Spacers
Treating Bamboo Quad Arms
Using Spray Paints
April, Pages 62-63
Four-Way Power Supply
Hand-Powered Beam Rotator
Improving the Performance of a 75S-3 Receiver
Inexpensive Transformers
Mobile Power Supply for the KWM-2
Remote Tuned Gamma Match
Universal Rectifier Socket
May, Page 51
Gutter-Sniper, The
Improving the Electromonimuter
Removing Stuck Ground Rods
June, Page 58
R.(!. Radio Antenna Connector Substitute
Keying Modification lor the 200V
Paper Thermometers
Plastic Clothesline Test
Soldering Gun Hint
Storing Resistors
July, Pages 52-53
Construction Hint
Curing Buzzy Relays *
Extended Coverage lor the Drake 2-B Receiver
Improved Noise Limiter for the Mohican
Transistor B.F.O.
Transistor C.W. Filter
Transistor Power Supply Note
Transmission Line bpreadera
Vacuum Tube File
August, Pages 56-57
Aluminum Brightener and Cleaner
Clamp-Tube Modulator
Correcting High Modulator .Standby Current in the DX-100
Handy bolder Dispenser
Low-Distortion Headphone Output
Mobile Burglar Alarm
Mobile Shock Mounts
September, Pages 62-63
Bettor Tone for Little Oskey
Convenient Panel Marker
Crayon Thermometers
Dual Tuning Eye for RTTY
Engine idling Tip for Mobile О perakirs
iucreusiug the Heathkit “Shawnee'' Spotting Signal
Inexpensive Flexible Shafting
Inexpensive 10-and 80-Meter Antenna, An
Lever for Electronic Keyers
Speaker Repair Solution
Tip for Ex-Bug Users, A
Using the Monimatch on 6 and 2 Meters
October, Pages 70-71
Automatic GSB-101 and KWM-2 Operation
Convenient Chassis Tic-Down
Finger Keying
Mobile Noise Suppression
New Life for Sluggish AR22 Rotatora
Surge Protection for Diodes
Thick-Wall Feod-Thmugh
Unusual Mobile Log
November, Pages 58-50
Miniature 6-Meter Transmitter
More on Finger Keying
No-Scratch Equipment Feet
December, Pages 62-63
Diode-Switching Mobile Batteries
Keying Modification for the 100V
Rectifier Checker
Simple Audio Oscillator
Springs From Old Pressure Cans
Transistor Modulator Control Circuit
IARU NEWS
QSL Bureaus of the World.......................86, June; 88, Dec.
International Hamfest — Brazil......................... 88, Dec.
KEYING, BREAK-IN CONTROL CIRCUITS
All-Transistor Keyer and C.W. Control Unit, An (Lyon). 33, July
Bettor Tone for Little Oskey (Sullivan)................ 63, Sept.
Finger Keying (Johler)................................. 70, Oct.
Improving the Electromonimuter (H&K)................... 51, May
Keying Modification for the 200V (H&K)................. 58, June
Lever for Electronic Keyers (Lawyer)................... 62, Sept.
“Little John" on 40 and 80 (Johnson).............. 52, May
Magnetic-Tape Second Operator (Smith).................. 55, Sept.
Monitored Electronic Key and Keyer, A (MacFarlane),, 51, Dec.
.More On Finger Keying (H&K)........................... 59, Noy,
More on the Electromonimuter i Adolph)................. 47, Jan.
«Novel Key for Use with Electronic Keyers. A (Brougherj 39, Aug.
Penultimate Electronic Key, The (Muir)................. 15, Mar.
Push-Button bend-Receive (H&K)......................... 39, Jan.
RTTY Polar-Relay Adjustment ( H&K)..................... 58, Mar.
Selective Signaling Device (linn)...................... 43, .Mar.
“Solid" Look at‘‘Little Oskey." A (Warner)............. 18, Aug,
Tip for Ex-Bug Users, A (Dalrymple).................... 63, Sept.
Transistor Modulator Control Circuit (H&K)............. 62, Dec.
MEASUREMENTS AND
TEST EQUIPMENT
Emergency Transistor Check (H&K)....................... 59, June
50-Kc. Marker Generator, A (McCoy)..................... 29, Mar.
i.gD .0 .Modulator iH&K)........... .................. 3.4 , Ian .
Simple Audio Oscillator (H&K) .. ...................... 63. Dec.
Simple Wavemeters for V.H.F. Beginners (McCoy).... r 18, May
Transmitter Metering Unit, A.......................... 59, Sept.
U.H.F. Grid-Dip Oscillator, A (SchwftsingiT)........... 55, Feb.
Using the Monimatch on 6 and 2 Meters (Soto)....... 62, Sept.
MISCELLANEOUS — GENERAL
Amateurs Attend Youth Conference on the Atom (Eller-
raatm)..................................... 22, Mar.
Club Licensing Programs ( Welsh).......... 72, Apr.
Crossword Puzzle (Saunders».... 57. Mar,
Dr. A. Hoyt Taylor....................... 19. Mar.
50 Years of Amateur Radio................. 68, Dec.
Hams Help to “Get Out the Vote" (Brogdon),.. 62, May
Hawaii to Massachusetts on 1296 Mc.l...... 73, Sept.
Li censes'in G ermany............ ,8Q .(Ju t
Licenses in Israel...................... 07, Nov.
Log Protection (H&K)...................... 39, Jan.
Navy MARS...........................63, (Jet.; 67, Dec.
Navy Space Surveillance Antenna.......... 8(1, June
New Books.............2/5, 76, July; 154,156, Aug.;62,158, Nov,
Paul M. Segal—A Tribute................... 40, Jan.
Protect That Invention (Keller)........ 63, Jan.
Statement From Project IRcar, A..... 63, Oct.
,btory of K4USA-K4AF, The (Liscoinbel ... 66, Apr.
V L News and Views Tenth Anniversary...... 58, Jan.
MISCELLANEOUS — TECHNICAL
Aluminum Brightener and Cleaner (Martin).. 56, Aug.
Amateur TV —The Easy Way (Campbell)....... 33, Nov.
Construction ifint (Christ),....................... 53, July
Convenient Chassis Tio-Down (Starr)................ 70, Oct.
Convenient Panel Marker (Hall)................. 62, Sept.
Crayon Thermometers. . ............................ 63, Sept.
Curing Buzzy Relays (Zchr')........................ 53, July
Feasibility of Amateur Space Communication, The (Soifer) 42. Jan.
Handy Solder Dispenser (Alford).................... 56, Aug.
Hints and Kinks
Arcing ш the G-76 Transceiver,..................... ЙЗ, Fell.
Audio and Hi-Fi Interference....................... 38, Jan.
Bending Copper Tubing.............................. 33, Feb.
Filament Protector (.Tircuit....................... 39, Jan.
Hi-Fi Interference................................. 59, Mar.
Miniature Pilot Lamps.............................. 59, Mar.
Miniature Wire Cutter.............................. .A) Mir.
No-Scratch Equipment Feet............................. 59, N ov.
Nut Holder........................................... 59, June
Paper Thermometers.................................. 58, June
Plastic Clothesline Test.......................... 58, June
Preserving Unused Decals........................... 59, Mar.
Rectifier Checker... .......................62, Dee.
Remote Tuning Slug-Tuned Coils..................... 59, Mar.
Save Burned-Out Transformer........................ 33, Feb.
Simple Code-Practice Oscillator..................... .. 38, Jan.
Simple Audio Oscillator............................ 63, Dee.
Springs From Old Pressure Cans..................... 63, Dec.
Soldering Gun Hint........................... 58, June
Storing Resistors.................................. 58, line
Sure-Hold Knot for Hastie I line.,................. 33, Г*Ь .
Using Spray Paints................................. 59, Mar.
How to Protect Your Station From Lightning (McCoy)., J 7, Dec.
How to Solder and Make It Stick (Baldwin).......... 74, Aug.
Inexpensive Flexible Shafting (Micsak)............. 63, Sept.
Logic For Amateurs (Sabin)......................... 15, Nov.
Looking at Phone Signals (Grammer)................. 46, Dec.
New Apparatus
Actuator for Electronic Keyers..................... 43, May
Crystal Grinding and Etching Kit................... 27, Aug.
Cubical-Quad Components............................ 64, June
Cushcral't Universal Matching Stub,The............. 81, June
Eddystone Die-Cast Boxes.......................... 36, June
Eddystone Full-Vision Dial............................ 36, June
Jackson Brothers Ball Drive Dial.................. 37, Jan.
Kilowatt Dummy Load.......................,........ 29, July
Mobile Antenna Band-Changing Contactor............. 43, Oct,
Mobile Generator Filters........................... 27, Aug.
Mobile Roof-Mount Antenna.......................... 48, Apr.
Multiconnection Ground Studs..................... 35, Oct.
National Ferrite-BeadR.F. Chokes.................. 27. Aug.
New Amateur-Band Coils........................ ... 75, July
New Baseless Tube Design........... ......... 65, Jan.
New High-Transeonductance U.H.F. Amplifier Tube.. 74, July
New Key Mechanism for Electronic Keyers............ 27, (Jet.
I’olytronics 2-Band V.H.F. Mobile Antenna, The..... 56, Mar,
RCA Power-Line Monitor............................. 57, Jan,
Sprague SK-1 Suppressikit, The..................... 41, July
Transistor Mobile Power Supply..................... 75, July
Transistorized Preamplifier-Compressor.............. 36, July
Twirl-Con — An Aid to Neater Wiring................ 54, Jan.
University Model 70 Microphone.................... 74, July
Wooden Radials for Cubical Quad Antennas........... 43, Oct.
Report on Project Westford — Or What Happened to the
Dipoles (E.P.T.)................................... 67, Oct,
Speaker Repair Solution (Whitten).................. 62 .Sept .
Surge Protection for Diodes (Goff)................. 71, Oct.
Technical Correspondence
Comments on the J296-Mc. Paramp, of Jan., 1961, QST 49, Nov.
Cross-Modulation and Transconductance Curves. ... 48, Nov.
50-Mc. Moonbounce Experiments (Goodaerej............ 49, May
First Biological Cell Application Powers Six-Meter
Transmitter (Richardson)....................... 32, July
Handi-Talkie Revision (Engle, Jr. i. ...... ...... 40, Mar.
Improving Performance of Nuvistor 144-Mc. Converters
(Horst)........................................... 32. July
Ncgative-Cyde Loading (Thorpe)..................... 48, May
Negative Resistance................................ 51, Nov.
On Nyclad Wire (Jack).............................. 40, Mar.
On Tracking Down Noise Sources (IJncoln)........... 40, Mar,
7360 Deflector Currents and Large Signal Operation
(Vlooch).................... -.................. 41. Mar.
“Sideband Package” Notes (LeGresley)................ 48, May
Speaker Damping................................... 50, Nov.
T.D.Superregen...................................... 51, Nov.
Transistorized V.X.O............................ 48, Nov.
Transistor “Preferred”Types......................... 50, Nov.
Transistor Testing.............................. 5l, Nov.
Unexpected Oscar D ividend, An (Milner)......... 42, Mar.
Technical Topics
Attention Meteor Ping-Jockcvs...................... 50, Aug.,
2-Mctrr Moonbounce... .............................. 52 , Oct.
Vacuum Tube File ( Ackerman )....................... 53, July
MOBILE
B.C. Radio Antenna Connector Substitute (H&K)....... 58, June
Beetle Box. The (Harper)............................ 41. Feb.
Crystal-Controlled Converter With Bandswitching
(Miredith). . ................................... 11, Mar.
Diode-Switching Mobile Batteries < H&K)........... 63, Dec.
Engine Idling Tip for Mobile Operators (Buckwaltcr). .. 63. Sept.
Five Transistors — Two Tubes — 35 Watts (Meissner).. 16, Apr.
Four Watts for Six Meters < Dcaiici................. 28, Aug.
Handy 12-Volt D.C. to 110-Volt A.C. Inverter, (Nebent. 18. Aug.
Feedback...................................76, Sept., 182, Oct.
Improved Noise Limiter for the Mohican (Buhrer)..... 53, July
Mobile Burglar Alarm (Miller and White) ............ 57, Aug.
Mobile Noise Suppression (Stuckey).................. 71, (.)».• t.
Mobile Power Supply for the KWM-2 (H&K)............. 6 3. Apr.
Mobile Shock Mounts (Fisher)............... 56, Aug.
No-Holes V.H.F, Mobile Installations (Tilton)....... 49, June
QSY De Front Seat (Olson).,.,...................... 16, Sept.
Tire-Static Elimination (H&K)....................... 58, Mar,
Transistor Modulator Control Circuit (H&K).......... 62, Dec.
Transmitting with Transistors (Goldberger)........... 19, Sept.
Unusual Mobile Log (Norman)......................... 70, Oct.
OPERATING PRACTICES
So You Know the Q-Code? (Hawker)..... ........... 54, July
Unusual Mobile Log (Norman)..................... 70, Oct.
POWER SUPPLY
Diode-Switching Mobile Batteries (H&K)................ 63, Doc.
Field Day Power Distribution (Jonesi................. 29. Apr,
Four-Way Power Supply < H&K).......................... 63, Apr.
HandPortable Kilowatt (P.E, P. )Linear with Power Sup-
{ly.A Jennings)................................ 40, May
Hn d 12- V5 i D C to 110- \b t A C hverter НЧ ten)... 18, Aug.
Feedj atk................................ 76, Sept.. 182.0 ct.
Hat blit \\hrrior Modifications fH&K)................. 33, Feb.
How к Your Line Vo lage? (San k-yl............. Ai, Aby
I nexpensivef rani ormers H &£) ...................... 62, Apr.
Inexpensive Transistor Ibwerbiipp J' ( H&K) ......... 59, June
Mobile Power Supply for the KVM-2 (H&K 3............. 6.3, Apr.
P ower-SupbyContrb adR egii atiorb jM eausbTh yra-
troD4tChristmauJ.................................... Я N.ov
Rectifier Checker (.H&K)...................... 62, Dec.
Save Burned-Out Transformer (Н&Ю...................... ЙЗ, Feb.
Some Thoughts on Power Supplies (Montgomery)......... 28, Ort.
Surge frotectibn hr Dim bs (Goff).........., Fl, Oct.
Transistor Power Supply, A (Grammer).....................5 .2, June
' 1 ransistorPower SupjiуN ote (I\al)................ 52, Ji F
Universal Rectifier Sbc к tr Н&Ю.. .................. 63, &>r.
PROJECT OSCAR
Communications for Project Oscar i Lott)........... .19, Feb.
Eyeball and Eardrum Doppler Tracking ( Norgaard).... 44, .Apr.
Feedback...................................... 81), June
Honor Roll: Oscar Participants................... 18, Feb.
Keeping Track of Oscar ( Burhans. Rankins)......... 15, May
Looking Forward to Oscar П.......................... 51, Mar.
Making Your Own Orbital Predictions from Doppler
Measurements (Hilton)............................... 23, Mar.
Oscar I: A Summary ot the World's First Radio-Amateur
Satellite (Orr)......................................... 46, Sept.
Oscar JI Flight Imminent........................... 43, June
Oscar Congratulation................................. 16, Feb.
Oscar SatelliteThe (Gabrielson).. ................. 21. Feb.
Position Prediction for the Echo II Satellite (Kirchner). ., 64, Uet.
Sixty Years of Radio Amateur Communicat ion (Orr).... H, Feb.
Statement From Project Oscar, A..... ................. 63, (Jet.
Unexpected Oscar Dividend, Ao (Milner)............. 42, Mar.
RECEIVING
ALL-Transistor Six-Meter Receiver iDaskam, Troiano).. 29, Feb.
An NAA Receiver (Pearson).............. 36, Oct.
Crystal-Controlled Converter With Handswitching
'Meredith)............................ -.............. 11. Mar.
Crystal-Controlled 1296-Mc. Converter (Meyer).......... 11, Sept.
Extended Coverage for the Drake 2-H Receiver (Head)... 52, July
High-Performance Tuner for V.H.F. Converters. A
(Margot)............................................... .30, Jan.
Improved Noise Lim'i erf or th pM di'ican (,H ih rer i. 53 , 1 d у
Listening for Satellite Tracking Transmitter? on 136 Me.,. 15, Apr,
Low-Distortion Headphone Output (Allen:................ 56. Aug.
Low-Noise Preamplifier for 432 Me. (Schmalenbach).. 36, Dec.
Low-Noise Transistor Preamplifier for 50 or 144 Лк.
(Meyer)......... ...................................... 30, Nov.
Nuvistor Converter for 221) Me. (Filipmk). . .......... 38, July
OC.'O Audio Filter. The (Gensler)............ 16, Jan.
Feedback..... ............ ... "3, Apr.
160-Meter Converter for 89-Meter Receivers. A (Hatfield) 55. Jan,
Recent Trends in Receiver Front-End Design (Andrade). . 17. June
Feedback................... .................... 65, July
Simple Three-Band Preselector lor 20, 15, and 10, A
(McCoy)................................................ 42, Nov.
6BY6 Product Detector for the HBR-Ki (H&K)_____________ M. June
SomeTipson Neutralizing К .F.St-iges (Tilton i.......... 36. Aug.
Throe-Band Crystal-Controlled Converter (McCoy)........ 24, Aug.
Transistor B.F.O. (Holmes ।....................... 52. July
Transistor C.W. Filter ( Lefor)........................ 53. July
Tunable f.F. Amplifier Hsing Transistors, A (Harris).... 11, Dec.
Two-Meter Transistor Preamplifier. A (Mayhewi.......... 44, Aug.
Hsing the Q8T Nuvistor Converters with Auiateur-Bands-
Only Receivers (E.P.T.)............................ 58, Aug,
Versatile Receiver Audio System. A (Thurston).......... 44, May
RECENT EQUIPMENT
Alltronics Model К RTTY Converter...................... 54, June
Amoco UN-50, CN-144 and CN-220 Crystal-Controlled
Converters............................................. 42, Sept
Collins 75S-3 Receiver............................ 52, Feb.
Electron) FSC-250 Frequency Shift Converter............ 54, Nov,
Electro-Mechanical Labs6U-650-Mc.Transmitters,The.. 51, Aug.
GonsctGC-105 2-Mctcr Communicator. ..................... 44, July
(lonset (1R-212 Receiver......................... 5Я, May
(.onset GSR-20J Linear Amplifier....................... 51, Feb.
Hallicrafters HA-2 Transvcrter,........................ 43, Sept.
Hallicrafters HT-41 Linear Amplifier.................... 46. July
Hallicrafters SX-I15 .Receiver, The..................... 54. Mar.
Heath Pawnee 2-Mcter Transceiver Kit 14 cd d fl W-20. . . 50, J an.
Heathkit “Marauder” HX-IO Transmitter........... .... 55, Ort.
Knight Model P-2 8.W.R. Meter.......................... 55, Nov.
Knight T-60 Transmitter Kit.................. 60, May
Loudenboomer Linear Amplifier,The...................... W). June
Maverick 11 6-Meter Filter, The........................ 45, Sept.
National NC-105 Receiver.......................... 53. Apr,
National NC-155 Receiver. ,............................ 47. JuV
Poly-Сошш 62B. The.............. 50, kpr.
Radiaphonc Band Scanner Panoramic Ibceiver............. .52, Alar.
Swan Mobile Single-Sideband Transceivers.. ......... 52. Aug.
TELco Model 201 50-Mc.Converter. The. . ..... -Г2 Apr.
Trans-Pro C.W. Monitor................................. 83, Dec.
Waters Q-Multiplier.................................... 54, Oct.
WRL SB-175 “Meteor” Transmitter........................ 81, Dec.
REGULATIONS
Canada/Chile Third-Party Traffic.............Л<| Ihc.
Canada/Costa Rica Third-Party Traffic.................. 50, M^v
Canada Okays Ham Bulletins........................ 55, July
Examination Schedule.....................02, Jan., 56, July
Get Appl’ns from FCC Districts......................... 53, (>t.
Important Changes in Comm Act.......................... 55, July
Juneau Exams Discontinued.............................. 71, Aug.
Licenses in Germany.................................... >4) O'1 .t
Licenses in Israel..................................... 67 , N ov.
Mail Exams Now Go to Gettysburg.................... ‘<2, A ug.
8SB Power in Canada..........................-......... b‘l An.
Third-Party Traffic VE/VO to YV ....................... Ю , J an.
RTTY
Dual Tuning Eye for RTTY (Iverson)...............,. 63, Sept.
Getting Started in RTTY (Magnusson).................... 25, June
RTTY Note.............................................. 77. Mar.
RTTY’ Test Equipment (Magnusson)....................... 11, July
SINGLE SIDEBAND
Another Phasing-Туре S.S.B. Exciter (Evans)..^.... 28, Sept*
Feedback........................................ 182, Oct»
Automatic GSB-101 and KWM-2 Operation (Zimmer-
man).................................................. 71, Oct.
Complete Transmitter from an SB-10 Adapter (Mengle).. 12, Aug,
50-Me. S.S.B. Converter,............................. 67, Feb.
Filter-Type Sidebander ( Isaacs).................... 15., Nov.
How to Run Your Linear (Grammer)...................... 11, Nov.
PI iasuig/F‘it erS.KB .Generi orM M h on)...............n8 ,Ot.
Pi-L Plate Circuit in Kilowatt Amplifiers (Rinaudo).. 17, July
Six-Meter S.S.B., The Simple Way (Rios)............... II, Jan.
Feedback........................................ 54, Feb.
Two-Kilowatt P.E.P. Amplifier Using the 3-10002, A
। Sutherland, Barber)................................. 40, Dec.
TRANSISTORS
Emergency Transistor Check (H&K)...................... 59, June
Handv 12-Volt D.C.to 110-Volt A.C.Inverter (Nehm)... 18, Aug.
Feedback.............................. 7G, Sept., 182, Oct.
“ Heavyweight", The. (Vreeland)...................... 32, Mar.
Inexpensive Transistor Power Supply (H&K)............ 59, June
Low-Noise Trans' istor Preamplifier for 50 or 144 Me. 30, Nov.
Two-Meter Transistor kYamp iher, A( Л4 hw)........... 44 . tig.
Transistor R F. O. ( Holmes)......................... .52, July
Transistor C. W .Filter, i Lefor) ................... 53 , July
Transistor Power Supply, A (Grammer)............. - 52, June
Transistor Power Supply Note ( Karl)................. 52, July
Transistor Transceiver for 6 Meters ,A 'Greenlee).... 3.7 , lune
Transistor 'fvpes Recommended for Amateur Applications
('Aitken) ........................................ 50 , Mar .
Feedback ......................................... 65, July
Transmitting with Transistors (Goldberger)........... 19, Sept.
Transistor Modulator Control Circuit (H&K)........... 62, Dec,
Tunable l.F. Amplifier Using Transistors, A (Harris).,.. 11, Dec,
TRANSMITTING
Clean A.M. with S-Linc Units (McCollistor)........... 38, Apr.
Combination Fundamental and Overtone Crystal-Oscilla-
tor Circuit (North).............................. 37, July
Correcting High Modulator Standby Current in the
DX-100 (Bagwell).................................. 56, Aug.
DX-100 Modifications (Countryman).................... 34, Sept.
Easy-To-Build V.F.O.. An (McCoy). .............. 25, Feb.
50-Mc. S.S.B. Converter.............................. 67. Feb.
Frequency Multiplication with Power Varactors at
LLH.F, (Cross).................................... 60, Oct.
Hand-Portable Kilowatt (P.E.P.) linear with Power
Supply, A (Jennings).............................. 10, May
How To Avoid Radiation ol Spurious Signals........... 26, Apr.
How to Run Vour Linear (Grammer)..................... II, Nov.
Increasing th? Heathkit “Shawnee” Spotting Signal
- Hazelton)....................................... 62, Sept.
Keying Modification for the 100 V (H&K).............. 63, Dec.
Looking At Phone Signals (Grammer)................... 46, Dec.
Phasing/Filter S.S.B. Generator (McMahon)............ 38, Oct.
Pi-11 Plate Circuit' in Kilowatt Amplifiers. The (Rinaudo).. 17, July
6(»J5s on 6 Meters (McCoy)........................ , 36, Sept,
SomeTipson Neutralizing R.F. Stages (Tilton)......... 36, Aug.
Transmitter Metering.Unit, A......................... 59, Sept,
Two-Kilowatt P.E.P. Amplifier Using the 3-1000Z, A
(Sutherland, Barber.)............................ 40, Dec.
nitmafe Exri'tor. The .< Harvey.i.................... 11 (Ft
V.H.F. Contest Special, The (Meyer).................. 20, Oct.
TRANSMITTERS
Beetle Box, The ( Harper)........................... 44, Feb.
Compact Six-Meter Transmitter, A (Bases) ............ 57, Dec.
Complete Transmitter From an SB-10 Adapter (Mengle) 12, Aug.
Five Transistors — Two Tubes — 35 Watts (Meissner )... 16, Apr.
Four Watts for Six Meters (Deane).................... 28, Aug.
” Novice Gallon” or < General 150-\V after, A (McCoy).... 30, June
Have You Tried 160 Lately? (Hayward)................. 49, Apr.
V.H.F. AND MICROWAVES
All-Transistor Six-Meter Receiver i.Daskain, Troiano).. , . 29, Fell
Amateur Participation in Echo A-12 (Soifer).......... 32. Apr.
Amateur TV — The Easy. Way (C ampboll)............... 33, Nov.
Attention Meteor Ping-Jockeys..................... 50, Aug.
Compact Six-M eterTransm'tter, A (Bases).......... 57, Dec.
Crystal-Controlled 1296-.Mc. Converter, A (Merer)..... 11, Sept.
Feasibility of Amateur Space Communication, The (Soifer). 42, Jan.
50-Mc. S.8.В. Converter.............................. 67, Feb.
Five Watts at 432 Me. With the 6939 Dual Pentode
(Filipezak)......................................... 36, Mar.
Four Watts for Six Meters (Deane).....................28, Aug.
Frequency Multiplication With Power Varactors at
U.H.F. (Cross)..................................... 60, Oct.
Hawaii to Massachusetts on 1296 Mc.l................. 73, Sept.
“Heavyweight",The ( Vreeland)........................ 32, Mar.
High-Performance Tuner lor V.H.F, Converters, A
(Margot)..................................... 30, Jan.
Feedback..................................... 73, Apr.
listening for Satellite ’Tracking Transmitters on 136 Me... 15, Apr.
Low-Noise f*reampliticr for 132 Me. (Schmalenbach).... 36, Dec.
Low-Noise Transistor Preamplifier for 50 or 144 Me.
(Meyer)............................................ 30, Nov.
Miniature 6-Metcr Transmit jr Ы &Ю................... 58, Nov.
No-Holes V.H.F. Mobile Installations (Tilton)....... 49, June
Nuvistor Converter for 220 Me. (Filipezak)............ 38, July
Research, Tracking, and Reporting (Soifer) ........... 22, June
Simple 420-iMc. Transceiver, A (Langei................ 11, May
Feedback........................................... 80, June
Simple Wavemeters for V.H.F. Beginners (McCoy)........ 18, May
6GJ5b on 6 Meters (McCoy)............................. 36, Sept.
Six-Meter S.S.B.. The Simple Way (Ries)............... II, Jan.
Feedback........................................... 54, Feb.
Some Tips on Neutralizing R.F. Stages (Tilton)........ 36, Aug.
Space-Age Antenna Ideas (Kunze)......................... it, June
2-Meter Moonbounce.................................... 52, Oct.
Two-Meter Transistor Preamplifier (Mahew)............. 44, Aug.
Transistor Transceiver for 6 Meters, A (Greenlee)..... 37, June
U.K.F. Grid-Dip Oscillator, A (Schwesinger)........... 55, Feb.
Using the Helical Antenna at 1215 Me. (Scott and Banta). 14, July
V.H.F. Contest Special, The (’Meyer).................. 2), Cfc t
V.H.F. Repeater Problems and Possibilities (Green).,., 26, July
* QST *
Index to Volume XLVII—1963
ANTENNAS AND
TRANSMISSION LINES
Another Dipole Connector (H&K)......................... 90, May
Antenna Bumper Mount (H&K)........................ 70, Oct.
Antennas ami Feeders (Grammer |
Part 1.......................................... 30, Oct.
Part. H......................................... 36, Nov.
Part III........................................ 53, Dec.
Ream Hoist For a Wood Pole (Smallwood)............. -18, Лий.
Beam Rotator (H&K).................. ............... 55 Mar
Car-Radio Dummy Antenna (Н&Ю........................ 52, Mar,
Easy-Match for High-Impedance Antennas (Countrymat).) 47, Jun.
Hampmeter, The (Kuper, Rizzo)....................... 20, Det.
Interlaced Quad Array for 50 and 144 Me. i Adolph).. 11, Feb.
Mechanical Ingenuity— The Tower at KP4TL............ 72. Feb.
Multielement Quad, The (Bergren).................... 11. May
Noise Cancelling System (H&K) ...................... 64. June
Paul Bunyon Whip, The (Hubbard)..................... 17, Mar,
Plastic Tubing Spreaders (H&K.). ................... 64, Noy.
Quadhelix Antenna for the 1215-Mc. Band, A (Troetsehd) 36. Aug.
Remotely-Tuned Mobile Antennas (Jackson)............ 11, June
Resistive Impedance Matching With Quarter-Wave Lines
(Geiser)....,....................................... •>((, Feb.
Scotsman’s Delight, The (McCoy)..................... '-’4. June
Simplified Transmission-Line Calculations (Hatcher) .... 17 . July
Skew-Planar AV heel Antenna, The ( Mellen, Milner j. 11, Nov.
Some Notes on the Care and Feeding of Grounded Verti-
cals (Baldwin).................................... 45, Oct,
Three-Band Log Periodic Antenna (Heslin)............ 50. June
Trap Collinear Antenna. A (Bell). ..... -........... 3. (», A ug.
Vertical Antenna Frequency Extension (H&K)..........‘)Q Miy
W6HJT (Cover Story)................................. MU, J uly
AUDIO-FREQUENCY
EQUIPMENT AND DESIGN
Л.М. lor Collins with Front, Panel Control (Hayes)....... 48, June
High-Quality Speech Compressor (Richards, Painter)... 19, Feb.
Intermodulation Distortion in Linear Amplifiers (Orr),,. 52, Sept.
Transistor Audio System With Squelch Control, A
(Harris)................................................. 38, Feb.
BEGINNER AND NOVICE
Randswitching Absorption Wavemeter, A (McCoy)....... 52,. Aug.
Basics for Beginners:
A.C.in Radio Circuits (.(jrammer)
Tart I................................... 20, Mar.
Part II...................................... 22. Adc.
Part Hl ...................................... 3x, May
Part IV 14, .Jiitie
Part V 39, Julv,
Antennas and Feeders (Grammer)
Part I........................................... 30, Oft.
Part LI,........................ 36, Nov.
Part 111 53, Dec.
How To Read Circuit Diagrams
Part 1 39. Aug,,
Part 11 36, Sept.
Eighty-Meter ВСГ (Geiser)............................ 17, May
Have You Received an FCC QSL? (McCoy)............. 21. Mar.
How to Fight Your Image Battle (McCoy.),............. 18, Dec.
Neon Bulbs and Dial Lamps (McCoy).................... 23, Nov.
Novice RS-3, The (McCoy)......................... <2, July
Novice 40-Watter, A (McCoy).......................... 33, Jan.
Putting the ARC-5/T18on 160 and 80 Meters (McCoy).. 34, Feb.
Scotsman’s Delight. The (McCoy)...................... 21, June
Send-Receive switching (McCoy)....................... 44, Sept.
Updating the ‘‘Novice Gallon” (McCoy)................ 35, Det.
COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT
ARRL’S Official Observer, The (.Handy)................... 20, Nov;
Club Councils and Federations.......................... Й5, June
Club Honor Roll......................................... 95, June
DXCC Membership Annual Listing.,........................ 105, Dec.
DXCC Notes.................. .87. Mar.: 82. Apr.;93, June: 94 July
Election Notice... .83, Feb.; 84, Apr.; 95, June; 83. Aug.; 104, Dec.
Election Results.. .84, Feb.; 84, Apr.; 95, June; 83, Aug.; 104, Dec.
High Speed Code Test...........................84. Mar.; 88, Sept.
More About Net Registrations............................. 81. Feb.
Net Directory Available.................................. 85. Mar.
Net Registration Info.,.......................... .81. Aug.: 88, Sept.
Official Observer Honor Roll......... 92, July
Re Net Directory............... ........................ 93, Jan.
W1AW Schedules________96, Jan.;85, Feb.;86, Mar.;85, Apr.; 101, May;
96, June:99, July; 85, Aug.;94, Sept.;
102, Oct.; 93, Nov.: 103, Dec.
CONTESTS AND
OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Anniversary Party (Y’L)
Results............................................ 59, I <’eb:
Armed Forces Day
A nnouncement................................ 'SO, May
Results............................................... ifept
.CD Pa its — Ids ults.......... 9,1 Jan, '«T Apr, • 98 Ju]v,’ 99 L* t
.DX Competition, 1963
High Claimed Scores................................. 27, July
Results 1963.................................... 64. Oct.
Announcemen t..................................... 55, Jan.
DX Co. inpd't ion
Announcement,................................. 55, Jan;
High-Claimed Scores........................... 27, July
Results—1963.................................. 64, Oct.
Summary of Rules — 1964...................... 20, Dec.
Field Day
Rules, 1963....................................... 22, June
Results, L963................................ 36, Dec.
FMT
Announcements..............................83. Feb.; 87, Sept.
Results...................................90, Jan.; 94. June
Novice Roundup
Announcement,,,,,..,,................................ 41, Jan.
Results............................................ 18, July
PACC Contest.......................................... 77, May
Q.30 Parties
Delaware — 8th .................................... 104. Oct.
Georgia......................................... 152. May
Goose Bay.......................................... 136, Apr.
Kansas....................................... 112, Mar.
New England................................... 146, Dec.
New Hampshire................................... 138, Oct.
New Jersey....................................... 104, Aug.
New Mexico...................................... 136, Jan.
N.Y.C.-L.l.......................................... 110, Feb.
Ohio............................................. 102, Apr,
Pennsylvania..................................... 88, Mar.
QCWA.............................................. 81. Feb.
Rhode Island..................................... 120, Feb.
South Jersey..................................... 102. May
Vermont......................................... 114, Apr.
VE1............................................. 146, Jan.
Virginia........,.... 158, Dec.
West Virginia.................................... 146, May
West Virginia Centennial......................... 128, Mar.
Wisconsin........................................ 132, Dec.
R.S.G.B. 7 Me. DX Contest........................... 90, Oct.
R.B.G.B, 21/28 Me. Phone Contest.................... S3, Nov.
RTTY Swrepstakes
Announcement — 1963........................ .._... 78. Ort.
Results— I<|62................................. 50, Feb.
гч^'ош! European Fox Hunt.......................... 45. Feb.
Emulated Emergency Test
Aunnunccmriit, I{i63 ............................ 38. Ort.
Results—196'2 Hl;irt)............................ 70. June
Swi'i'iKstatcs
Announccmrut — 1963.................................. 91, Ort.
High Claimed Srores— 1962,......................... 79. Feb.
Results — 1962 ................................ 24. Mav
Feedback. ...................-................. 98, July
Rules — 1963.............................. 34, Nov.
Trophy......................................... 95, Jan.
I’.S.S.R. DX Contest................................ 76, May
VE/W Contest
Announci.'tneut—1963............................... 19, Sept.
Results — 1962.................................. 84. May
V.H.F. QSO Party
Announcement — June................................ 39, June
Announcement—September............................ 35, Sept.
Results —June........... ......................... 47, Sept.
Results—September................................. 75, Dec.
V, H.F. Sweepstakes
Announcement — l"th........_........................ 28, Det
Results................... .............. ... 34, June
I’ccdback........................._.,78, Aug.: 79, Oct.
V K7ZL Contest .................................. 90, Oct.
YL/UM Contest, Fourteenth Annual
Announcement.................................. 73, Mar.
Results....................................... 76, July
CONVENTIONS
.ARRL National, ................................... 10, May
ARRL National— 1964. .,............................ 23, Dee.
Atlantic Division.............................. 10, Айя.
Dakota Division............................. 10, Sept.
Delta Division .................................... 10, Nov.
International V.H.F. — U.H.F..................... 66. May
Michigan State................................—... 46, Mar.
Midwest Division......................».......10, Oct.
Now England Division ................................ 10, Apr.
Ontario Province................................... 10, Sept.
Oregon State.................................. Io, May
Pacific Division.................. ...... - 10. May
Rocky Mountain Division............................ 61, June
Saskatchewan lYoviuce.. .......................... 61, June
Southeastern Division -............................... Jan.
Southwestern Division......................... 10, Oct.
West Gull Division .............. ................. 10 Miy
West Virginia btate ............................... 61 , J une
EDITORIALS
Are You Ready?.......................................... 9, Oct.
ARRL Program, The.................................... 1°. June
ARRL Program, The.............................. ...... 9, Sept.
Board Meeting. ...................................... 9, Apr.
FCC 8eta Forfeiture Rules............................... 9, Apr.
I’it'ld Day and Amateur Radio........................... 9, Dec.
Incentives — Continued................................. 9, July
League Acts to Strengthen License Structure..............9, Nov.
I aaguc Goals........................................ . 9, June
Our Building Fund — A New Challenge.................... 9. May
Restricted Voice Bands.................-................10, Mar,
Restricted Voice Bands Again?........................... 9, Feb.
Understanding Amateur Radio.......................... 9, Mar.
We Move............................................... 9, Aug.
Year In Review. 'The ................................... 9, Jau.
EMERGENCIES
Typhoon Karen (Hart)........— 56, Mar,
FEATURES
Amateur*. A Study in Information Theory, The ( Hiner )... 75, June
Amateur Radio and Public Service iLoucks)... .... 82, Dec.
ARRL’s Official Observers, The (Handy )............ 20. Nov.
Control Towers, Contests—and Traffic Nets (Hippisleyl 60. Nov.
< ’Q. de AP Land (Nose i......................- - - 72. Jan,
Day at the FUC Laurel Monitoring Station, A ( Johnson) 55. Aug.
Euclid and a Quart of Resistors (Koranye;......... *)4, July
Fun as a Technician (Yancey,..................... 76, Sept.
flams in the Tel-Jar Project.. . ............ 61. May
High School Radio Club Exhibit (Olson)................ 63, Aug.
Interview with Barry» K7(JGA, .An..................... ijQ , <)rt.
Malmo Conference, The. ................................ 66 , Sept.
Mechanical Ingenuity Tower at KP4TL, The. ............ 72, Fib.
Midwest Eyeball Network, The.......................... 79. Mgv
(hi the Act of QSLing..................................61, Oct.
Operation Red Line (Pattison)......................... 66, July
Oscar FAhibit hi Geneva. Switzerland ................. ID, Apr.
Portable Hamshaek, A (.Williauia)................... iffi. July
Project Oscar Finils a Now Ноше <Ojt)............ . .. 26, Ort.
Quarter Centurv,Wireless Association Inc., The t DiBlasi) 63, Nov.
Second European Foxhunt............................... 45, Feb.
Seventy-Throe (Morcaui,.......................... - 51, Sept,
Telegraph Key With A Memory, A (Habig).. ............. 70, July
Two Plus Two Equals Four (Walker).................... 18. Ort.
Typhoon Karen t llart)............ ...................56, Mar.
World Above 70 Me,,The (Tilton) .......................55, Nov.
WWVB —WWVL........................................... 51. Nov.
FICTION
“ЛА ” (Trnster). , ................................. 27, Nov.
Baked Ham ( Martin).,............................... 50, Nov.
Chartreuse Panels, Thu (Trosten..................... •’ >7, Mar.
DXCC. 5Q0 Ffostri , .............................. ~ ', >1 ugl
Uus-W dchers ,Thc (T rabri.......................... Ч ,J lu у
Harris's Theorem <H irris.) ....................... 35 , D *
Heno Are You Drui к? C Aig)......................... .6" Jj J*
It’s the C-ate-Nei (Trostcr)........................ ‘if», Apr,
Just One More Guidebook ,Pl eastf (Kenmdvj.......... "Л , Ip r.
“Maybe Next Year, Charlie” (Troster)................ 56, Uw.
Micro-Band F. M. GVasmuth).......................... 50, Apr.
QMT (Troster)....................................... 39, Oct.
S-CAR.S. (Juge)..................................... -A May
>.*w ie stakes from the Sidelines (Sisson).......... 14, Nov.
844-30 DU (Trostcr)................................. M Jan.
T« j pieton Case Th eNajork) .....................I .an.
W ASP Discontinued— New WORM Arar d Aino une? I
(Troster)........................................... 33, Fob.
“ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ” (Troster)......................... 86, May
HAPPENINGS OF THE MONTH
.Alfred Clyde Heel, W3GFG............................ 61. Mar.
Amateur Radio Week..................................... 62, June
Amateur Radio Weeks................................... 65, Sept-
Another Amateur Radio Week............................ 59. Aug.
ARRL Opposes “Hobby-Class” License................... 64. Mar.
ARRL to Oppose 1-Mc. TV Proposal..................... 64, Mar.
Bandwidth Standards................................. 58, Aug.
Banned Country......... .............................. 61, July
Board Meeting Highlights...............................63, J une
Canada-Bolivia Third Party............................. 63, Sept.
Canadadill Salvador Thud Party....................... 59 , J il у
Canadian License Figures............................. 59, Aug.
Citizens Ruhs Roposals............................... TO dn.
Co inmissim Ea ses M chile Loggin g............ 93 , U ay
Effective Spectrum Use................................ 65, Mar.
Fbetion Notice..............................J’S Aug; 63, с+рЛ
Election Results...............................B-t Jan..’ 66, iNov.
E-xamination Schedule............................ I’i .J an,;61 . J il у
Executive Committee Meeting........................... 1GQ July
FCC Ad> pts Applia to n lee s............................ JuF
FCC Denies Anthem Request.......................... 62. June
FCCExam — Correction.. .............................. hl, Mar.
FCC Gets Tough........................................ 65. Jan.
FCC In#e cions..................................... <35. Sept.
FCC I ’jcenscF’ igures............................... 64 , S erf .
FCC Proposes Simplified Mobile Logging.............. 65, Jan.
FCC Rules Changes..................................... 79, Dec.
Filing. Fee Rules.................................... 78, Dee.
Filing on Amateur TV................................ 150, Aug.
Incentive License Filing............................. 66. Nov.
intruders........................................... 64, Sept.
League Opposes Hobby Class Proposal............ .... 62, Aug.
League Requests Commemorative Stamp................... 65, Jan,
License Fee Reaffirmed................................ 69. Nov.
License Fees...................................... 94, May.
Licenses Revoked...........61, July; 62, June; 64, Sept.; 152, Nov.
License Suspensions..........-.......52, Apr.; 61, July; 60, Aug,.
License Suspension Sustained.......................... 59, Aug.
Mail Exams Tightened Again ........................ .. 79. . Dec.
Manitoba Gets Call Letter Plates. HO, Aug,.
Minutes of .Executive Committee Meetings.............67, Jan.; 05.
Sept,; 94. Muy; 6(i. Mar.; 152, Nov.
Minutes of 19(53 Annual Meeting of The Board of Directors 62. July
National Amateur Radio Week ........................... 64, Mar.
National Convention Club Displays. . ............ 52, Apr.
Now Form (110........................................ (ip, Nov.
Now York Call Letter Plutos........................... 70, Nov.
Oporating .Suggestions....... .......................,6lA, Sept.
QSL Bureaus Are Legal............................... 80, Dee.
Reciprocal Licensing Bill.............................. 65. Jan.
Reciprocal Operating Bill.....................59, Julv;70, Nov.
Reciprocal Operating Bill S.920........................ 92, May
Reciprocal Operating Proposed.......................... 10, Apr.
Rehearing Asked on Feos.............................. 60, Aug.
Report of The Finance Committee....................... 156, Aug.
Report of The Planning Committee...................... 154, Aug.
Report of The Public Relations Committee.............. 152, Aug.
Senate A pproves Goldwater Bill........................ 80, Dec.
Senator Gets Amateur License........................... 93, May
Space Conference....................................... 78, Dec.
Staff Anniversaries.................................... 65, Jan.
Summary of FCC Citations............................... 52, Apr.
Temporary Third Party Agreements....................... 61. July.
Third-Party Agreement W/K and HI...................... (10, July
Tighter Mail Exam Procedures......................... 69, Nov.
160 Meter Changes........................ ....60. July; 62, June
160 Meter Privileges Expanded........................ 64A, Mar.
420-450 Me. Power Limit Removed........................ 65, Jan.
HEADQUARTERS BUILDING
Building Fund — A Ne.w Challenge.................... 82, May.
Building Fund Progress......02, Jan.; 55, Feb.; 54. Mar.; 47, June;
72, July;34, Aug.; 42, Sept.;
34, Oct.; 62. Nov.; 74, Dec.
Members are Saying..........63, Jan,; 55, Feb.; 55, Mar.; 83, May;
73, July; 42, Sept.; 34, Oct.; 62, Nov.; 74, Dee.
We Move......................................... У, Aug.
Your League Headquarters.......................... 71, Dec.
HINTS AND KINKS
Jaiuary. Pages 60-61
Chassis and Panel Layout
Homemade Honeycombs
Moro on Equipment Peet
Transistor Squeleh Circuit
What Car Voltage?
22 Volts For Mobiles
230 Voltx From 115 Volt Generators
February, Pages 70-71
Another Nut Starter
Beeswax From Church Candles
Center-Tapped Chokes
Flyback To The Past
Mounting Mobile Equipment
V.I1.F. Panoramic Receiver
March, Pages 52-32
Ball Interlock Switch
Dosoldering Aid
Hints on Winding Coils on Small Polystrenc Forms
Removing Glass From Meter Cases
Repunehing Socket Holes With Accuracy
Save Blown Fuses
Still Another N AA Receiver
Weatherproof Sealer
April, Page 48
Another Nut Starter
Cleaning Litz Wire
Fiberglass Source
Slug-Tuned Coil Knob
Solder Removing Tip
Storing Drill-Chuek Keys
Tower Sixer Band Monitor
May, Pages 90-91
Another Dipole Connector
Coax Connector Removal
Pcrmakey Filter For Improved Receiver Sensitivity
Vertical Antenna Frequency Extension
June, Pages 64-65
Cleaning Small Gas Tanks
Color Coding Loads
Double Coax for the VO-Can
Homemade Terminal Board
Improved Keying for the BC-459
Mobile Log Device
Modernized Paratone
Noise Cancelling System
Protecting Mobile Relays
Thftft-ProlHng Mobile Equipment
July, Pages 74-75
Better Grid-Block Keying With W30P0 Electronic Keyer
Connecting Stranded Wire
Key Base
Removing Hermetically-Sealed Crystals
Squelch for the Communicator I
4 UX250 Tube Life in the KWS-1 Transmitter
August, Page 47
Bug Hold Down
Outboard Keying Terminals
Resin Cleaner
Soldering Resistance Wire
Third Hand Gadget
September. Page 83
Grid-Dipper Calibration
Headphone Adjuster Springs
Transients and Power-Supply .Diodes
October, Pages 76-77
Antenna Bumper Mount
Better Heat Radiating Tube Shields
Chassis Hole Punch
Crystal Socket
Hang A.G.C. Circuit
Knobs For Miniature Shafts
Mobile Burglar Alarm
Shield Can Source
S.L.F. Dial Readout with an S.L.C. Tuning Capacitor
Stable V.H.F. Oscillator
Trimmer Capacitor Shaft
November, Pages 64-65
Extending APX-6 Frequency
Plastic Tubing Spreaders
Replacement R.F. Amplifier
Semiconductor Heat-Siuk Clamp
Wide-Band F.M. Receiver — The Easy Way
Zener-Limited “Hang” A.G.C.
December. Pages 66-67
Breadboard ng Traisi io rz d C'lru'ts
Changing Control Taper
Cutting Metal Tubing
Ice-Cube Burn Cure
Insulating Compound
Multiple-Crystal Package
Pilot 1дтр Installer
Power Supply Turn-on Circuit
QST References
Semiconductor I.F. Noise Silencer
IARU NEWS
Geneva International Hamfest.......................... 68, Dec.
QSL Bureaus of The World......................60, June; 68, Dec.
R.S.G.B. Golden Jubilee..... ....................... 60, June
KEYING, BREAK-IN AND
CONTROL CIRCUITS
Adapting the 20A Exciter to RTTY (Anderson)..... 21, Dee.
Better Grid-BIoek Keying, with the W30P0 Electronic
Keyer (H&K).................................. 75, July,
Bugloss Bug. The (Boelke)...................... 23, Sept.
Bug Hold Down (H&K)............................. 47, Aug.
Finger Keying Consolidated (Jobler)............ 32, Aug.
Improved Keying for the BC-459 (H&K)............. 65, June
Instanteous Break-In with the Collins S-Litie (Hildreth). 50, Deo.
Key Base (H&K).................................. 74, July
Modernized Paratone (H&K)........................ 65, June
Outboard Keying Terminals (H&K)................... 47, Aug.
Power Supply Turn-on Circuit (H&K)................ 67, Dec.
Send-Rccciving Switching (McCoy)....... ....________ 44, Sept.
Simple Automatic CQ Sender, A (Calvert). , ....... 53, Oct.
Translator Switches in Transmitter Keying (Corbett), (,, 58, Noy,
MEASUREMENTS AND
TEST EQUIPMENT
Audio Meter Reader for the Sightless, An (Blaney)..... 28, Apr:
Bandswitchmg Absorption Wavemeter. A (McCoy i 52. Aug.
Cheeking Signal Quality with the Receiver (Grammer)... 34, Mar.
Grid-Dipper Calibration (H&K)....................... 83, Sept.
Hampmcter. The (Kuper, Rizzo)....................... 20, Oct.
Measuring inductance of D.C. Loaded Chokes (Ellison).. 16. Feb.
Modernizing a Transistor Dip Meter (Campbell)......... 20. May
'Xeon Bulbs and Dial Lamps (McCoy)................... 23, Nov;
.Signal Checking with Phone,-Bandwidth Receivers (Gram-
mcri............................................ 62, Dec.
Transistor Auditory Meter for the Blind (Swail)...... 22, Nov.
Two-Tone Test Oscillator Using Transistors t Neidich)... 20, July
MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL
Amateur: A Study in Information Theory The (Ilmen . .75 . lune
Amateur License figures............................. «4. Dec.
DX. Whore Is Thy Choice Location? i Culler)............ 32. Mar.
Hams at Headquarters................................ 160, Nov.
Ice-Cube Burn Cure (H&K).......................... 67, Doc.
New Books.................. .57, 162, Feb.; 59. June; 39, 162. July;
158, Nov.; 180. Dec.
Q.ST References (H&K)............................... 67, Bec.
.statement of Ownership, Management and Circulation., 182, Dec.
MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL
A.C. in Radio Circuits (Grammer)
Part 1...................................... 20, Mar,
Part И............................................... X". Apr.
Part Ш.................... ..........___38, May
PartlV......................................... 14. June
PartV. .. 38, July
Antennas and Feeders (Grammer)
Parti............................. ................ 30, Oct.
Part 11 ..................................... 36. Nov.
Part II1. ....................................53, Dec.
Criticizing (J.W, Signals (Goodman)................ 58, June
Eighty-Meter BCI (Geiser).,......................... 17, May
Euclid and a Quart of Resistors (Koranve)........... 64, July
Grinding Surplus Hermetically Sealed Crystals (Wilson) 30, Mar.
Hints and Kinks
.Another Nut Starter.........................70 Feb,’48, Apr.
Ball Interlock Switch............................. 52. Mar.
Beam Rotator......................................- 58, Mar.
Beeswax From Church Candles,....................... 70, Feb,
Better Grid-Block Keying with the W30PQ Electronic
Keyer....................................... ”5, July
Breadboarding Transistorized Circuits.............. 66. Dec.
Bug Hold Down....................................... 47. Aug.
I .’hanging Control Taper........................... 66. Dec.
Chassis Hole Punch................................. 77, -Ort.
Cleaning Litz Wire................................ 48, Apr.
Cleaning Small Gas Tanks........................... 64, June
Color Coding Leads.................................. 64. June
Connecting Stranded Wire............................ 74, July
Crystal Socket..................................... 77, Oct.
Cutting Metal Tubing.............................. 66, Dec.
Desoldering Aid................................... 53, Mar.
Double Coax for the VO-Uan......................... 65, June
Fiberglass Source................................... 48. A pr.
Grid-Dipper Calibration........................... S3. Sept.
Headphone Adjuster springs.......................... 83, Sept.
Hints on Winding Coils on Small Polystyrene Forms.. 52. Mar.
Homemade Terminal Board........................... 65. June
Insulating Compound................................. 67, Dec.
Key Base.................................... 74, July
Knobs for Miniature Shafts......................... 77, Oct.
Mobile Burglar Alarm............................... 76, Oct.
Multiple-!Tystal Package........................... 67, Dec.
(iutboard Keying Terminals.......................... 47. Aug.
Pilot Lamp Installer................................ 67, Dec.
Removing Glass From Meter Cases .................... 53, Mar.
Removing Hermetically-Sealed Crystals.............. 7.5. July
Repunehing Socket Holes With Accuracy............... 53, Mar.
Resin Cleaner,...................................... I». Aug,.
Save Blown Fuses................................... 53, Mar.
Semiconductor Heat-Sink Clamp...................... ’15, Nov.
Shield Gau Source................................. 77. Oct.
Slug-Tuned Coil Knob................................ 48, Apr.
Soldering Resistance Wire........................... 47, Aug.
Solder Removing Tip. . ............................. 48. Apr.
Squelch lor the Communicator 1..................... 74, July
Storing Drill-Chuck Keys.......................... 48, Apr.
Thrd IbmICrada-t................................... 47. Aug.
T ransieiAs and P ower-S upri у D’icd es............. 84 , 8 ejt .
'Ihhnuer Capacitor b'ht ft............,............. 77, Oct.
Twocr or Sixer Band Monitor......................... 48. Apr.
Weatherproof Sealer................................. 52, Mar.
How Does ТЕ Work? (Whiting).......................... 11. Apr .
HowToReacI Circuit D lagrarns (B asicsf or Beginners)
Tftrt I....................................... u‘}9 Ag.
Part II. .................................... 36. Sept.
Intermodulation Distortion in Linear Amplifiers (Orr),.. 52, Sept.
Moooboune? Prdiein. 28 M c. ard (J p, Th e (H owai'l) ... 3.1, Sell .
New Apparatus
Call Sign Rack..................................... 2(J, June
('oritiniiity Checker............................... 32, Jan.
Ham Tape Recorder................................... 2o, June
iMfuature Nnse limiter.......................... • -Й J1?eh.
Mobile Bonm-Microphone Headset.................. •. iS” Mav
Mobile Power-Supply Kit..................,,......... “Л, Aug.
New Aluminum Castings.............................. 14, Jan.
New Coaxial Switches.......... .................. 22. Feb.
New H igh-Power Solid State Rpetilier Stack......... 11, Sent.
New S.W.R. Bridge and Indicator..................... 87, May
Remote-Operated Coaxial Switch,.................... 28, Feb.
Transistor Signal Tracer............................ 16, May
Wideband Wavemeters. ............................. -86, Jan.
World Time Clock. ................................. 21, June
Radio Control of Model Airplanes < Wilson) ........... 11. Sept.
Series-Resonant Bypassing for V.H.F. Applications
(Summer)........................................ 65, May
Simplified Transmission-Line Calculations (Hatcher)..., 17, Jyly
Technical Correspondence
Comment on Broad-Bandinn iBroxdoiu................. "5. Sept.
Different Conversion Idea, A. i Hal?) . .......... 34, Dec.
Dotihle-Conversion V.H.F, Uonvert-тя (Keene)......... 46, Apr.
Dxing Until 1980 and Later (Welsh).................. 56. July
Filament Choke (Orr).............................. 29, Mar,
Grounded Power Outlets (Bell)..................... 29, Mar.
How to Tune a Dipole (Fisher.)..................... 33. Dec.
Micro-Band F.M. (Matthews)......................... 54, July
More on the Sideband Package (Metcalfe)... .. 57. July
More 50-Me Moonbounce Experiments (Gondaere). ... 46, Apr.
Moving Plated Crystals (Wilson)................... 75, Sent.
New Version of 61 )Q5 Tube (Gooch)................. 33. Dec.
Pickard’s Oscillating Crystal Detector (Joseph i.... 29, Mar,
Power Frequency Synchronization (Terrel)......... 57, .Inly
Propagation Conditions and Commumcations < Gray) . 55, Julv
Radiation from open- Wire Line at 42UMc. (Hughes)... 5,5, July
Satellite Scatter for 5(FMc. DX (Soifer)............ 34, Dec.
Silicon Transistors for the Amateur (Hamlin) ...... 53, July
Ten Meters “Dead"? (Gritfin)........................ 75, Sept,
Twin-Lead Balun (Johnson)........................ 17. Apr.
Two-Tone Generator (Wood)......................... 33, Dec.
230L Linear (Copelarid).......................... 75. Sept.
Technical Tonics
New Breed, The................................ 61, Dec,
New Propagation Prediction Format................... 17. Apr.
Telegraph Key with a Memory (Habigj,.................70, July
7'F Propagation— V.H.F. Discovery Extraordinary.... II, Apr.
Three-Band Log-Periodic Antenna (Heslin)............. 5U. June
MOBILE
Antenna Bumper Mount (H&K)............................ 76. Get.
28 Volts for Mobiles (H&K). ........................ 61. Jan.
Car-Radio Dummy Antenna (H&K)......................... 52, Mar,
Mobile Burglar Alarm (H&K).......................... 76. D irt.
Mobile Log Device (H&K).............................. 64, June
7-Mc. Mobile 8.8.В. Transceiver, A (Isaacs)........ 11. Aug.
Mounting Mobile Equipment ( H&.K).................... 71. Feb.
Protecting Mobile Relays (H&K)...................... 64. June
Remotely-Tuned Mobile Antennas (.Jackson). .......... 11, June
Skew-Planar Wheel Antenna. The 'Mellen, Milner). .,11, Nov.
Theft-Proofing Mobile Equipment (H&K)................ 64, June
Transistor Squelch Ciroii it ( H&K).................. 60, Jan.
What Car Voltage? (H&K) ........................... 61, Jan.
OPERATING PRACTICES
ARRL’s Official Observers, The (Handy)..................... 20. Nov.
Criticizing.U.W. Signals (Goodman)......................... 53, June
Control Towers, Contests — and Traffic Mete (Hippisley) (Ю, Nov.
Survey of Communications Practice on our High-h'ro-
quency Bands, A (Griffin)
Part ]................................................. 52, Feb.
Part Л............................................. 42, Mar.
POWER SUPPLY
Ball Interlock Switch (H&K)....................... 52, Mar.
Center-Tapped Chokes (H&K).......................... 71, Feb.
Heading Small Gas Tanks (H&K)....................... 64, June
Inexpensive Power Supply for a Kilowatt Linear
(Goodman)................................-.......... 22, Aug.
Power Supply Turn-on Circuit (H&K)............. - 67, Dec.
Transients and Power-Supply Diodes (H &-K)......... -S3, Sept.
230 Volts From 115 Volt Generators (H&K)............ 61. Jan.
PROJECT OSCAR
Oscar Exhibit in Geneva, Switzerland............... 41), Apr.
(.(scar 11: A Summation (Orr)...................... 53, Apr.
Oscar ill: V.H.F. Translator Satellite, The (Orr.).. 42, Feb.
Project Oscar Finds a New Home (Orr)................ 2d. Oct.
RECEIVING
Added Versatility for the LLBIM6 (McKay)............ 36, Jan.
Feedback............................................. 75 Mac
All-Nuvistor Converter for 420 Me., An (Kaiser)....... II. Jan.
Feedback.................................-........... 75 Mar.
Automatic Gain Control for (J.W. Reception (Sabin) .... 22, July
Double-L’ouvcrsion V.H.F. Converters (Ксени» ....... 46, Apr.
Double-Conversion V.H.F. Converter with a dnglc <ls.cil-
iator (Bishop)................................... 18, Feb.
Flyback to the Past (H&K)........................... 71, Feb.
Frequency Stability of Third-Overtone ('rys.tal Oscillators
(Ellis).”......................................... 58, Jan.
Full-Band V.H.F. Coverage With Amatcur-Baiidsprcad
Receivers (Forster)............................. 40. June
Grounded-Grid Nuvistor Preamplifiers (Bohiuen, ........... Mav.
Handi-Talkic for 7 Me; (Hulick)................. - 15, Nov.
Hang A.G.C. Circuit (H&K)........................... 77, Oct,
HBR-8 Communications Receiver,Th cfC ros.vi........ 11, Mar.
HBR-8 Becomes the HBR-11, The (Crosby).............. 37, Apr.
Feedback........................................ — 14 May
Homemade Honeycoin tis (H&K)...................... 60, lan.
How to Fight Your Image Battle (McCoy)........ 18, Doc.
Improving the C.W. Selectivity of the Collins 75A-4
(Montgomery).................................. _ 55, May
Minimizing Interference from Loran on 160 Meters
(Hoover)............................................ 24, Jan.
Modifying the HBR-11 for A.M. Phone (McCartney).... 42, Apr.
New Approach to Receiver Iron t-й d Dsign (^qaires) J’l Spt.
Noise Cancelling Sjstem (H&K)....................... 64 , June
Novice RS-3, The (McCoy)........................... L‘,’ July
Pcrmakav Filter for Improved Receiver S*nsitivi|V
(H&K)....................................... 90, May
Pre-JdA Noise Silencer, A (Squires)................. 22, Oct.
Replacement R.F. Amplifier (H&K)................... 65, Nov.
Selective Transistor l.F. Strip and Dual Detector System
(Harris)............................................ 42, Jan.
Semiconductor IH. Noise KI enccr H&K) ............. 66,D ее.
Signal Checking with Phone-Bandwidth Receivers I Gram-
mer).............................................. 6'3 D)c.
8.L.F. Dial Readout w'ih anSLC .T uningC apacitor
(H&K)...........................................
Solid-State S.S.B. Transceiver A (Vester)................ .June
Squelch for the Cbmmunieator I, (H&K)............. 74. July
Still Another NAA Receiver (H&K).................... S3, Mar.
TDC8 Communications Receiver,The (Thomas)
Parti............................................ 41 Rt
Part II........................................ 14, Nov.
There is Still I Jfo in that Old Receiver (Chapin).. 40, Oct.
Transistor Audio System with Squelch Control, A (Harris) '.)8. Feb.
Transistor High-Frequency Converters (Harns).,..... 38, Mar.
Two Nuvistor Converters for 220 Me. (S'keer)....... 'J.5 -<4pr.
Ubiquitous HBR, The (Hemenway)...................... 15, Feh.
V.H.F. Panoramic Receiver (H&K)................... 70, Feb.
Wide-Band F.M. Receiver— The Easy Way (H&K).... 65, Nov.
Zcner-l /united ‘‘Hang** A.G.C. (H&K). ............ 64, Nov.
7-Me. Mobile S.S.B, Transceiver, A (Isaacs)......... II. Aug.
50-Mc. Double-Conversion Transistor Receiver, A (North) 24. July
Feedback...................................... 1.4, Nov.
50-Mc. Hand-Carried Transceiver, A (Light)......... 44, June
RECENT EQUIPMENT
В &W 6100 Transmitter.................................. 58, Sept;
Clegg“Thor” 50-Mc. Transceiver, The.................... 50, July
Collins '328-3 Transmitter. ........................... 46, Feb.
Collins 628-1 V.H.F. Converter......................... 52. Nov.
Rico Model 722 V.F.0................................... 48, Feb.
Hallicralters НА-Я Modulation Indicator................ 44, Aug.
Hallicrafters SR-150 Transceiver....................... 56. June
Hallicrafters SX-117 Receiver, The..................... 50, May
Hammarlund HX-50 Transmitter.......................... 50, Mar,
Heath Kit HO-10 Monitor Scope.......................... 58, Dec.
Heathkit HR-10 Receiver................................ 48, July
Heathkit Model HG-10 V.F.O............................. 54, Oct.
Heathkit 50-Mc. S.S.B. Transmitter Model HX-30, The.. 51, May
Heath Tunnel Dipper Model HM-10A....................... 61, 8ept.
Inverters tor Ham Use.................................. 50, Jan.
Knight T-150 Transmitter Kit......................... 52, Jan.
Poly-Comm PC6, The..................................... 44, Apr.
Transtenna Model 101 T.R. Switch and Preselector...... 49, Jan.
Waters‘'Little Dipper"................................ 57, Dec.
Wbippany Laboratories “ Li'l Lulu " 50-Mc. Transmitter. 45, Aug.
WRL Gaiaxy 300 S.S.B. Transceiver....................... 55 Oct.
REGULATIONS
Bandwidth Standards... ............................. 58, Aug.
Commission Eases Mobile Logging..................... 93, May
FCC Proposes Simplified Mobile Logging.............. 65, Jan.
FCC Rules Changes................................... 79, Dec.
Filing Fee Rules.................................... 78, Dec.
Mail Ex'ams Tightened Again......................... 79, Dec.
160 Meter Changes................................... Я), July
120-450 Me. Power Limit Removed..................... 65, Jan.
RTTY
Adapting the 20A Exciter to RTTY (Anderson)......... 2 1, Dec.
SINGLE SIDEBAND
Intermodulation Distortion in Linear Amplifiers.(.Orr)... 52, Sept.
RCC 230-L Amplifier..The (Copeland)....................... 29, Feb.
Feedback............................................... 75, Mar.
Simple Sideband for 6 (Stotts)............................ 15, Apr.
Single-Sidehand Sixer, The (Gooch, Carter.)............... 11, Oct.
Sofi -State s:s.B. Transc’eiverA (Vester) ............. . 27,J une
s.s.'Bwi thn AN/ART3K tinner)............................. 2«, 1 cO t
Th ere )8t'll.il'Ll e ifi’h hOld R eceivef’h.. apin.......40 (J tc.
Transistor Squelch Circuit (H&K)......................... 6P Jan
‘JYiiwd-Circuit Temperature Compensation (Decker).,... 24, Dec.
Two-Meter Transverter, A (Manly).......................... 28, Sept.
W-1JWV S.S.B. Exciter, The (Curtis). ................... 15, Jan.
Feedback................................................ 10, Feb.
4 -00 (A inG road d G 'ri ,Th e KI If er )................ 29 ,J li у
”-M c.M d)'ieS. .&B ,Transceiver,A Isaacs)................. 11 »A UgJ
THE ARRL PROGRAM
ARRL Program, The............................1(), June; 9, Sept.
Board Meeting ......................................... 9, Apr.
Board Meeting Highlights.............................. 63, June
Board Meeting Minutes................................. 62, July
C,orrespondenee From Members..................74, Apr.; 88, May
Incentives — Continued................................. 9, July
League Acts to Strengthen License Structure............ 9, Nov.
League Goals...................................9, June; 84, Sept.
Minutes of Executive Committee Meeting................ 65, Sept.
Operating Suggestions............................... 64A, Sept.
Restricted Voice Bands............................... I0, Mar.
Restricted Voice Bands Again?. ........................ 9, Feb;
Two Plus Two Equals Four ( Walker).................... 48, Oct:
TRANSISTORS
Handi-Talkic for 7 Me. (Hulick)........................ 45, Nov.
Modernizing a Transistor Dip Meter (Campbell)......... 20, May
Selective Transistor L.JA Strip and Dual Detector System
(Harris)............................................ 42, Jan:
Solid-State S.S.B. Transceiver, A ( Vester)............ 27, June
TDCS Communications Receiver, The (Thomas)
Parti................................... II, Oct.
Part II,....................................... Ц, Nov.
TOT, The (Glorioso).,............................. 29, Dec.
Transistor Audio System with Squelch ContrdЛ <Harris; '^8. F<b.
Transistor Auditory Metertor ticBUnd Owai'l.......... ‘31. Nov,
Transistor High-Frequency Converters (Harris»...,... 38, Mar.
Transistor Squelch Circuit........................ «0, Jan.
Transistor Switches in Transmitter Keying i Corbett). 58, Nov,
Two-Tone Test Oscillator UsingTransistors <N cil'ich) .,.. Ui, ill у
50-Mc, Double-Conversion Transistor Receiver, A( North) 21, July
Feedback,,........................................ 38, .Aug.
50-Mc. Hand-Carried transceiver, A (I lirfi t)........ 54, June
TRANSMITTING
A.M. for Collins with Front Panel Control.(Haves).... 48. June
Feedback...... ............................... 89. July
Better Heat Radiating Tube Shields < H&K)............ 76. Oct.
Criticizing C. W. Signals (Goodman).................. 53, June
Crystal V.F.O., A. (Noble)........................... 15, May
Handi-Talkic for 7 Me. (Hulick) .......-............. IS. Nov.
Improved Keying for the BU-459 (H&K) ......... 65, June
Intermodulation Distortion in Linear Amplifiers < t.Irr)., 52, Sept.
Putting the AR.C-6/T18ou Щ0and ЮMitersM £ oyi “4 ,Г4>.
RC'C 230-L Amplifier, The (Copeland),..................... fob
Simple Automatic CQ Seeder (Calvert). ...... ........ V»., Oct ,
SKI1'. Dial Readout with an S.L.C. Tuning Capacito r
tH&K).............................................. 76, Oct.
Stable but Variable Frequency-Control System lor the
V.H.F. Bands, A (Tilton)............................ 11, July
Tuned-Circuit Temperature Compensation ( Decker)..... 21, Dec,
Updating the “Novice Gallon" (McCoy)................. 35. Oct.
V.F.O. lor 50-Me. Transmitters, A (Moodv)........ 26, Aug.
VO-Can, The (Sbuart)........................... - 19, Apr,
I CX250 Tube Life in the KWS-1 Transmitter (H&K).. 75. July
4-10*10A in Grounded Grid, The (Kleber).............. 29, July
TRANSMITTERS
Medium-Power Band-Switching VHF Transmitter, A
’ Adolph).......................................... II. Dec.
Novice 10-Wattcr, A (McCoy).......................... ЯЗ, Jan.
Simple Sideband for Six (Stottal..................... 15. Apr.
Single-Sideband bixer, The (Gooch, Carter)... ... 11. (let.
Solil-Statc SSB Transceiver, A 1 Vester)............- 2". June
S.8.B. With an AN/ART 13 (Brunner;............. . ... 27, Oct.
Two-Meter Transvcrter, A (Boclkc).................... 2\. Sept.
W4WJV S.S.B. Exciter. The (Curtis)................... 15, Jan.
Feedback........................................... - 10. Feb.
7-Mc.Mobile S.8.B. Transceiver, A (Isaacs).. ........... П, Aug,
50-Mc. Hand-Carried Transceiver, A (Light)............. 14, June
VHF. AND MICROWAVES
All-Nuvistor Converter for 420 Me.. An.(Kaiser),..... 11, Jan.
Feedback...................................... 75, Mar.
Crystal Control on 10,000 Megacycles (Garret, Manly).. 28, Nov.
Double-Conversion V.H.F. Converters tKeene 1......... 46, Apr.
Double-Conversion V.H.F. I’nnverter with a Single
Oscillator 1 Bishop).............................. 18. Feb.
Extending APX-6 Frequency (H&K)...................... 64, Nov.
Frequenev Stability of Third-Overtone (. Yvstal Oscillators
(Ellis).......................................... 58, Jan.
Full-Band V.H.F. Coverage with Amateur-Bandsprcad
Receivers (Forest-J) .............................. 40 June
Grounded-Grid Nuvistor I’reaniplificrf? i.Bohtuer't...... 12, May
How Does ТЕ Work? (Whiting).. .............. 13, Apr.
Interlaced Qual Array for 51) and 114 Me. (Adolph)... 11, Feb,
Medium-Power Band-Switching V.H.F. Transmitter, A
(Adolph).......................................... IL Dec.
Joon bunce fo trim, 28' Nfc. an d Up, The ( Howard)... 20, Sept.
M orcVuM cM 00b ounceF experiments ( Goda ere)....... 46 , V pr.
Operation Red Line (Fattisoni ....... ............... Hi h k
Practical Gear for Amateur Microwave Commuriicd ion
f Peterson)......................................... L” due
Pulse: A Practical Te<h riique f or A mateurM'icrowave
M6r ktG’ii la, Zmmcri
Parti ........................................ *‘‘3 Feb
Part JI......................................... 21), Mar.
PartlTI............................................ 3L Apr.
Part IV.... .................................... 58, May
Quadhelix Antenna or the 1.2 L5-Mc. Band, A (Troctschcl) Ж . kg.
R Г'СЬ okeS or h eV H F . Baris f ilton)......... ... 11,N ov.
Series-Resonant Bypassing lor V HF ^plications (Sum-
mer)........................................... 6Л May
Simple Sideband for 6 (Stotts)..,...................... L5A* pr.
Single-Sidebani Sixer, The (Gooch, Carter), .......... II, th-t,
Skew-Planar Wheel Antenna, The 1 Mellen, Milner]..... II. N>v.
Squelch for the Communicator I (HtK ) .............. 74, July
Stable but Variable Frequency-Control System for the
V-H.F. Bands, A Cnitoni......................... IL Julv
Stable V.H.F. Oscillator (H&K)........................ 76, Uct,
ТЕ Propagation — V.H.F. Discovery Extraordinary.... 11, Apr.
Three-Band Log Periodic Antenna (Heshn)............... 50, June
TOT. The (Glorioso)............................. 29, Dec.
Traveling-Wave Tube, The (Scott)...................... 35, July
Twoer or Sixer Band Monitor (H&K)..................... 18, Apr.
Twn-Motcr Transverb-г, A (Manlv),..................... 28. Sept.
Two Nuvistor Converters for 220 Me. (Skcer) _________ 25, Apr.
Hsing the.4X25OB as a Frequency, Multiplier to 432 Me.
(Tilton)........................................... 30, Jan.
V.H.F, Panoramic Receiver (H&K)..................... 70, Feb.
V.F.O. for 50-Mc. Transmitters,.A 1 Moodv|.... ....... 26, Aug.
Wide-Hand F.M. Receiver —The Easy Way .tH&K).... 65, Nov.
50-Mc. Double-Conversion Transistor Receiver, A ( North) 24, Julv .
Feedback....................................... 14, Nov.
50-Mc. Hand-Carried Transceiver, A (Light)............ 44, June
* QST *
Index to Volume XLVIII—1964
ANTENNAS AND
TRANSMISSION LINES
Accuracy of S.W.R. Measurements (Hall)............. 50, Nov.
An Easy-to-Make, Coax-Fed, Multiband Trap Dipole
(MeCoy)............................................ 2Я, Dec.
The Antalo (Banta)................................. 24, Dec.
Antenna Relay for the Beginner, An (Hanes)........... 59, Apr.
Antennas & Transmatches (McCoy)...................... 18, Oct.
Broad-Band Balun Transformers (Turrin)............... 33, Aug.
Completely Flexible Transmatch for One Watt to 1000,
A (McCoy)............................................ 39, June
Different Satellite-Tracking Antenna System, A
(McMechan and Clifford).............................. 34, Oct.
Dipole Center Insulator.............................. 59, Nov.
Finding V.H.F. Balun Lengths (H&K)................. 56, Apr.
Flagpole Without a Flag (Davidson)................. 36, Nov.
Folding a Rigid Tower (Angell)..................... 16. May
How DX Kings Rate Antennas (Rossi.................. 75, Jan.
Indoor and Outdoor Antennas for Apartment Dwellers
(McCoy)............................................ 45, Jam
Keyed Antenna Relay, A (McKinley).................. 29, July
MonimatchandS.W.R,.Thet.Shallon)................... 54, Aug.
Short Quad,The (Pinner)............................. 46, Feb.
strengthening the “Lightweight” Quad (H&K)......... 71, Dec.
♦Strong, Lightweight Construction for the Three-Band
Quad (Clark, Marsha)................................. 46, June
Ten-Meter Vertical (H&K)........................... 63, June
Tilted Verticals (Covington)......................... 32, Sept,
V.H.F. Antenna Facts aud Fallacies (Tilton)
Parti 52, Jan.
Part II........................... 50. Feb.
Part 111............................. '29, Mar.
Working 15- and 20-Meter Antennas on 40 and 80 (Talley) 50, tlept.
400-Cycle Supply for Selsyu Indicators, A (Windom). 45, May
AUDIO-FREQUENCY
EQUIPMENT AND DESIGN
Audio Phase-Shift Network For Transistorized 8.S.B.
Transmitters and Receivers (TO).............. 33, Dec.
Black Box, The (Countryman)..................... И, Feb.
Ever Use An Audio Limiter? (McCoy)............. 62, July
High-Voltage Audio Limiter (H&K).............. 184, Dec.
SpeechClippingforSingjeSrid)aid(8qiiires,Cl eg$. 11 ,Jul У
Speech Compressor (H&K)........................ 59, Feb.
BEGINNER AND NOVICE
An Easy-To-Make, Coax-Fed, Multiband Trap Dipole
(McCoy)...................................... 28, Dec.
Antennas & Tranainatches (McCoy)............... 18, Oct.
Completely Flexible Transmutch for One Watt to 1000,
A (McCoy)...................................... 39, June
Ever Use An Audio Limiter? (McCoy)............. 62, July
Indicating Wavemeter, Or How to "See” R. F. (McCoy). 18, Nov.
Indoor and Outdoor Antennas for Apartment Dwellers
(McCoy).................................... 45, Jan.
Monimateh — Mark Ш and Mark IV, The (McCoy)..... 20, Sept.
"NoviceGallon” — Mark II,The (McCoy)........... 11, Apr.
V,F.O.andPhonefor the “Gallon ” Mark II (McCoy).... 50, May
Tailor-Made Volts (McCoy).................... 36, Feb.
Two-Band Sixty-Wattcr for the Novice (Anderson). 15. Mar.
COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT
ARRL'S Official Observer, The........................... 105, Oct.
DXCC listing.......................................... 110, Dec.
DXCC Notes.............................101, Jan.; У2, Feb.; 96, Apr.
Election Notice...............92, Feb.;Уб, Apr.; 106, Oct.; 108,Dec.
Election Results..............92, Feb.; 96, Apr.; 106, Oct.; 108, Dec.
Official Observer Honor Roll............................ 10(5, Oct.
Standards For EC Appointments........................... 62, Nov.
W1AW Schedules. .103, Jan.;94, Feb.;97, Mar.;98, Apr.; 108, Oct,
CONTESTS AND
OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Armed Forces Day
Announcemi'tit............................... 24, May
Results....................................... 56. Sept.
CD Parties — Results...........97, Jan.; 95, Apr.; 107, Oct.
Code Proficiency Program.......................... 108, Oct.
DX Competition
H uh-Cla'inud Scores.......................... 42, Julv.
Results 1964................................. 22, Oct.
Announcement................................ 57, Jan.
Summary of Rules (1965)..................... 95, Dec.
Field Day, Rules 1964.............................. 48, June
Results..................................... 54, Dec.
FMT
Announcement ,..»............-................. . 87, Feb.
Results..................................... 97, Jan.
Novice Roundup
Announcement................................ 43, Jan.
Results 1964................................ 56, Aug.
QSO Parties
Delaware................................... 110, Get.
Missouri...............................,..... 118, Apr.
New Hampshire................................ 132, Oct.
N.Y.C.-L.l................................. j JO, Feb,
Ohio......................................... 112, Apr.
Vermont........................................ 116, Feb.
Virginia.................................... xs,_Nov.
Wisconsin.................................... 94, Nov.
RTTY Sweepstakes
Results....................................... 54, Feb.
Simulated Emergency Test
Announcement— ARRL 1964...................... 86, Oct.
Results — 1963 ( Hart l................... 196, Mar.
Sweepstakes
Announcement — 4th World-Wide..........63, Oct.; 16, Nov.
High-Claims Scores — 1963.................. 92, Feb.
Results—30th ARRL............................ 80, May
VE1 Contest
Announcement..................................... 146, Jan.
VE/W Contest
Announcement — 1964............................... 42, Sept.
V.H.F. QSO Party
Announcement ............................... 38.., June
Armouneemeut—September........................ 64 , Sept.
Results — June............................... 60, Sept.
Summary — Sept............................. 35, Dee.
V.H.F. Sweepstakes
Announcement..................................... 105, Dec.
Results..................................... 32, July
YL/GM Contest
Rules...................................... 77, Feb.
Results................,................... 103, July
CONVENTIONS
ARRL National............................... 10, July.; 36, Aug.
Delta Divsion.......................................... 178, Dee.
Florida State.......................................... 51, Jan.
Great Lakes Division................................... to, Mar.
Maritime Province.................................... Ю, Aug.
Michigan State..................................... 10, Get.
New England Division................................. 10, Apr.
Oklahoma State....................................... 10, Oct.
Ontario Province...................................... 10, Sept.
Oregon State....................................... 2.3, May .
Pacific Division...................................... 10, Sept,
Rocky Mountain Division............................. 10. June
Southwestern Division............................... 10, Aug.
West Gulf Division.................................... 10, June
West Virginia State................................... 10, June
EDITORIALS
Accomplishment.................................... 9. Nov.
Anniversary Board Meeting............................ 9. Apr.
Barry............................................. 9, Sept.
Docket 9295 Et Seq.................................. 9, Oct.
DX Contest— Changes?................................. У. Dec.
Geneva Conference................................... 9, Apr.
Hams and the Law................................... 9, July
High Standard of Conduct,.......................... 9, Feb.
Importance of CAV., The.............................. 9. Aug.
Public Service..................................... 9, Sept.
Region II IARU. ................................... 9. June
Stamp........................................... Ц №.
Strcngtheningi-ARU................................... 9. Mar.
Year in Review, The........... .................... 9, Jan.
1414-1964........................................ 9, May
EMERGENCIES
Alaska Story, The (Hart.).............................. 46, July
Amateur Radio Emergency Corps, The (Hart).............. 32, May
Wichita Falls Tornado (ARPSC Column)................... 52, Sept.
FEATURES
Amateur Radio and Civil Defense ( Hart)............... 44, Aug.
Amateur Radio Public Service Corps, The (Hart)......... 49, Apr.
ARRL National Traffic System, The i Hart)............. 43, June
Automation at the FCC............................... 38. May
Come Blow Your Horn. (McEwueni...........-........... *M, Apr.
Commemorative Stamp for Amateurs,..................... J6, Sept,
f ieneva Space Conference — 1963 ................... RD. Jan.
Goldwater Slfcecb at National Convention............. HO, (let.
Help а Наш (DiodatiJ........................... .Aug
Houston ARC Old Timers’ Night Address................. 57, May
How DX Kings Rate Antennas < Ross).................... 75, Jan.
Intruders ш the Amateur Bands i,Williams)............. 26. Mar.
K2 US. Amateur Radio’s Voice at the Pair.............. 58. Apr.
Look Inside Petition RM-499, A (Orr).................. 28. June
New ARRL Message Precedences (Hart) .................. 44, Jan.
Organizing Your Local Kmer»: it,у Corps! Hartl........ 34. Sept.
Powvr-I^ssf Phillips)...........• ... 21 <lujv
Prescription lor Lid-it is, A (Sturges).............. ’14 , May.
QSO Today (Farr)................................... 84, Jai i.
Resolve to Build Something (Yancey)................ 49, Mar.
The Old Old Timers Club............................... 53, Dec.
You and Emergency Power t.Garnnti)................... 49, Sept.
You’re. Only a Novice Onee (Williams)................ 62, Feb.
Your Emergency Obligation (Loesch).................... 54. June
Which Way? (Jackson)............................... 26, Dec.
Who! Me? Yes — You I (Felt).. ...................-.... 64, Oct.
FICTION
Bottle, The (Troster).................................... 36. Jan.
E-T-A-O-N-I-S (Hughes)............................... 60. Feb.
Gus-l)-Graph,The (Troster).............................. 20. May
Hamsmanship (Troster).................................... 48. Nov.
Hard Way, The (Troster)......................... 4$, Oct.
“Keep It Down to T’ive—Eh ,Ch aii e —Old В dd y1
(Troster)............................................... 38, July
Love Them Dts . . . В ut, Chi fihh Th emD aid yD dis
(Troster)........................................ 14, Mar.
Now There’s a Receiver (Eason). ... ..................... 61. Feb.
Power A-Plenty — for Pennies! (Van Detta)................ 28, Apr,
Spumoni Caper. The (Troster).......................-... 86, June
Test-Pest,The (Troster)................................ 48, Apr.
The Ц8О Specialists (Troster)........................... 82, Dec.
Waldo (Troster) ........................................ 59, Aug,.
“ Ya Fer It . , . or . . . Agin It?" (Troster)........... 45, Feb.
LUO% QbO (Troster)....................................... 65, Sept.
HAPPENINGS OF THE MONTH
Advanced Class Petition Extension.................... 89, Jan.
Amateur Radio Weeks.............................. 66. June
ARRL Opposes CB Expansion.......................... 94, Dec.
ARRL Replies to Comments on RM-499................... 65. Feb.
ARRL RTTY Proposal Becomes Docket.................... 62, Mar.
ARRL Staff Notes..................................... 80. Apr.
Banned Countries List.............................. 63. Mar.
Board Meeting Highlights........................... 27, June
Calls Not for Sale................................ 79, Aug.
Canadian License Figures.......................... -.81, Aug.
Certification ot Test by Volunteers................... 56, Nov,
Court Suspends License Fees, ........................ 64, Feb.
Court Upholds FCC Fees.,.........-................... 82, Sept.
Computer Leaves Gaps in License Tornii................. 78, Oct.
Computer Problems at FCC. ......., .................. J<7. July
Director Election Results.....................,,,...... 56. Nov.
Eleven Meters Continues in Canada. .................... 79, (Jet.
Election Notice............ ..................78, Aug.; 8U, Sept.
Election Results........,.............................. 78, Jan.
Examination Schedule............................. ..88. Julv;79, Jan.
FCC Rules Renumbered..........................-........ 64, Feb.
FCC Thirty Years Old.................................. 81, Aug.
FCC Procedural Changes............................... 94, Dec.
FCC Proposes 175-Mik Exaiu C (tries...........,........ 56, Nov.
Further Extension HM-499 Time Denied................... 64, Feb,
Goldwater Bill... ................................... 66, June
Goldwater Bill Gets. House Hearing.................... 36. May
Group Examinations by Mail............................ 81, Aug.
House Bill on License Fees............................. 36, May
Incentive Licensing Steps............................ 80, Aug.
Krab k’ il Rcames .Chef,............................... «'8 J k’i
K3IOP. Restrictions 1 if ted.............................. 79., 0<*t .
I лс<1 Battles —A Yi <torv............................. ”fl , Aug .
Licenses By Mail...................................... 80. Apr.
License I Jaes Begin. ............................... 40, Apr.
License Revoked...............................79, Jan. 78, July
Minutes of'theExecutive!’.-otanitt eeM eti ings 158.P'b .;’0 ,J une
IfiH JuK; Г9, Cbt; 57, Nov.
Minutes of 1964. Annual Meeting of the Board of Directors 8,4 July
Mixed Code for Practice.............................. 87. July
Mobile Rules Petition Denied......................... 63, Mar.
Plenipotentiary Conference............................. HI, Sept.
President Signs Goldwater Bill,...................... 87, July
Reciprocal Operating Agreement....................... 94, Dec.
Reciprocal Operating Progress. ...................... ft), Apr.
Heportoftte Riilic Rehifons C'Amnu'ttee................. 9Ц July
RTTY Id cd If icd’ion BimO d .......................... 8.1 ,t> .
Support cf RTTY P roposd............................... 'G, May
Seaman Case............ 36 M^y 66 June
Still More Amateur Radio Weeks......................... 83, Sept.
Suspension of License................................. . 176, May
Technical Change of Renewal Rules.................... 37, July
Third Party Canada/Peru................................ 87, July
Third Party Traffic... ............... -............... 63, Mar.
Tied Party; 4UL TU an< ICana da....................... 158, Ar.
T urnerR rt'irex........................................ "Й , О it.
TVRadiah'ou imit idn tnue d............................ 80
What Banis Available................................. 81, Aug.
W/K Calls on VO License Plates........................ 158* Apr.
HEADQUARTERS BOLDING
Building Fund Progress.......................64, Jan.;44._ Feb.
57, Mar,; -47, June; 51, Aug.; 65, Oct.
M embers Are Saying ........................64, Jan 44 , Feb.
.5Z Mar.,-47 June/ 51, Aug
HINTS AND KINKS
January, pages 62-63
Corre-cbon art 1 mprovement forfi angA .G.L.
Crystal Diode Identification
Extending the Heathkit Q-Multiplier Range
Insulated Tool Handles
Line Voltage Adjuster
On-Off Switch Identification
Some Notes on High-Power Operation on 144 Me.
Tools & Tricks — Old and New
February, pages 58-59
Another Use for Octal-Tube Sockets
Cleaning Silver Idea
Code-Practice Oscillator
H*a t ftesipa thg 'Ш be Shie Ids
More on Miniature Knobs
R.F. — Actuated Transceiver-Amplifier T.R. Switch
Solder Blotter
Speech Compressor
Two-Wire Reversible Motor
March, pages 64-65
Car-Battery Reminders
Flush-Mounting Transformers
Making Faraday Shields
MARS Frequencies with the HT-37
No-Chirp Keying
Reading Gid Tube Labels
Rosin Solvent
Simple Crystal P'!>t<?r
Tapping Homemade ( 'oils
Updating the 420-Mc. Preamplifier
VIM Stabilizer
April, pages 50. 57
Another Weatherproofing Compound
binding V.H.F. Balun Lengths
Group Code-Practice Oscillator
New Balanced-Modulator Transformer Design
No-Scar Equipment Modification
Transformer»
May. pages 58-59
Auto Radios for 160 Meters
Bending Copper Tubing
Better Dial Illumination for the Supcr-12
DX QSL Tip
More on Heat-Radiating Tube Shields
Novel Bias Supply
Plastic Bags for the Workshop
Rack Panel Speaker Enclosure
Transformer Winding Notes
Workshop Ideas
10 Me. WWV with the tCollius Receiver
June, page 03
Fahnestock Phone duck
Neon Lamp Firing Voltage
Plug-ln Mechanical Filter
Ten-Meter Vertical
July, pages 8U-8I
Compact Coil Forms
DX-100 High-Voltage Rectifier Arcing
Frequency Meter for Portable Generators
Mike Hook
Modified CQSender
More Audio for the Knight <>-100
Receiver Overload Protection
Ranger Keying Monitor
Repairing Speaker Cones
August, pages 64-t>5
Decal Note
Mobile Mount
Oiling Unreac hUb Rilfeys
“Pawnee" N otes
Stacked Halos for Omni-Directional Coverage
6-Volt Tap on 12-Volt Battery
September, pages 58-59
Better Selectivity with the APX6
Black-Magic I nterf erence I ted ucer
Bonus 24-VoIt Power Supply
IDrip Hole for Verticals
Fast Etch for Copper-Clad Boards
Improving the K6AZN 1296-Me.
Soap-Box Handles
Tin-Lead Solder for Aluminum
.November, pages 58-59
Dipole Center Insulator
Improved Frequency Stability for the KWS-l Transmitter
Increased Gain lor ‘“Communicators
Plus tie Shield Protects Microphones Iron i Wind Noise
Receiver M utc г
Stop Power Supply Oscillations
Temporary Fuse Holder
24-Vdt D.C.Supply
December, pages 71, 182. 184
Color Coding Leads
Communicator Screwdriver
Curing Loose Slugs
Easy Dial Calibration
High-Voltage Audio Limiter
Homemade QSL Cards
Mobile Log Device
Rubber-Band Hemostat
Rubber Equipment Feet
Silver For U.H.F. Leads
IARU NEWS
Australia............................................. 61, July
European Band Plan, The........................... Hl. July
Geneva................................................ 61, July
Great Britain.......................................... 83, Aug.
Guayaquil Radio Club 40th Anniversary................... «4, June
Japan................................................... 82, Aug.
New Member Societies................................... S3, Aug.
QSL Bureaus of the World.......................65, June; 74, Dec.
Radio Barcelona Anniversary...................... . tjl. June
Region II Organization Formed.......................... (14. June
Sierra Leone........................................... 01, July
«South African V.H.F. Experiment..... ...... 64, June
Temporary operating Permission in Belgium............... 04, June
U.S.S.R............................................... 82, Aug.
KEYING, BREAK-IN AND
CONTROL CIRCUITS
Cleaner Break-In with the 328-3 GShaferj.............. 46. Nov.
C.W. Sign-Off with RTTY Tape (Sapp)................... 34. Mar.
F.S.K. for the AN/ART13 (Flynn). ................... '22, May
Hieh Power Version of the Keyed Antenna Relay......... 20, Dec,
Magnamatic Key, The (Pfeiffer)........................ 23, Mar.
More on the Filterless.Terminal I !nit for F.S.K.(Davis)... 18, Feb.
Neon-Bulb Keyer, The (Gensier),. ......... 38. Sept.
No-Chirp Keying (H&K)................................. 65, Mar.
R .Р.-Ad mt dlT ranseeiverA mjl'fierT R S wt h........ ';i.,F4i.
Ranger Keying' Monitor................................ 81, July
Transistor Keyer/Muter for Collins S Line ( Hildreth).... 16, Dec.
VOX in a Box (Campbell)............................... 11, Mar.
MEASUREMENTS
AND TEST EQUIPMENT
Extending the Range cif the BC-221 Frequency Meter
(Robinson)............... —.......................... 31. Dee.
Firing Spnt, The (Grammer)
Part 1................................................ 38, Mar,
Part 11.,......................................... 41. Apr.
Purtill........................................... 31, June
Indicating Wavemeter Or How to “Sec” R.F. (McCoy). 18, Nov.
Meet the Oscilloscope (.Grammer)..................... lx, Jan,
Moniiuateh and S.W.R.,The (Shallon).................... 54, Aug.
Noise Diode Caper, The (Olson)......................... 28, Feb.
> A Symposium on Noise Generators)
Noise (.Vn frators for 42J) Me,, ал I Up (Olson ,L hmanj ‘'.%, Feb .
A Symposium on .Noise Generators j
Oscilbscope Setups for Transmitter Testing (Grammer) Ю, Oct.
Picometcr, The (.Bhkestee)........................... 47, Oct.
Sideband Scope Patterns (Grammer).................... 28, Aug,
Updating the 1-177 Surplus Tube Tester i Bradley).... 21, Nov.
V.H.F. Noise Generator A (.Huie)..................... 23, Feb.
(A Symposium of Noise Generators)
MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL
Another Weatherproofing Compound (H & K)............ 56. Apr.
ARRL National Traffic System, The ( Hart.).......... 43, June
ARRL Red Cross Renew Agreement...................... 20. Apr.
Code-Practice Oscillator (H & K).................... 59. Feb.
Commemorative Stamp for Amateurs.................... 99, Ort.
Commemorative Stamp Approved........................ KJ. Aug.
Drip Hole for Verticals (H & K)....................... 59, Sept.
DXpedition to Kuria Muria (.Hern)................... 56, Feb.
DX-100 High-Voltage Rectifier Arcing (H&K).......... 81, July
Frequency Meter for Portable Generators (H & K).... 8f), July
Group Code-Practice Oscillator ill & K)............. 57, Apr.
Gus iu Bhutan (Browning)............................ 4k, Feb.
HomemadeQSLGardsfH&K)............................... 71, Dec.
K2US — Progress Report.............................. 39, Aug,
License Expiration Notice Service................... 45, Ort.
Maxim Medal Awarded to Reinartz, First.............. 22, Dec.
Modified CQ Sender (H & K).......................... 80, July,
New ARRL Message Precedences (Hart)................. 44, Jan.
New Books.......................168. Jan.; 13, Aug.; 166. Sept.;
57. Oct.; У8, Oct,; 15, Nov.; 83, Dec.
Plastic Bags for the Workshop (H & K)............... 59, May
Rosin Solvent ( H & K)............................ 65, Mar.
Statement of Ownership, Management and Circulation,, 66. Dec.
Tapping Homemade Coils (H & K)...................... 65, Mar.
Workshop Ideas...................................... 58, May
MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL
Another Use for Octal-Tube Sockets (H&K).............. 58, Feb.
Aurorascope. The (Tomrik)................43, July
Feedback........................................ 63. Oct.
Bending Copper Tubing (H & K)..................... 58, May
Cleaning silver Idea ( H & K)...................... 5x, Feb.
Compact Coil Forms (И & K)......................... 81, July.
Compact Slow-Scan TV Monitor, A (MacDonald)........ 43, Mar.
Color Coding Leads (H & K)......................... 184, Dec.
Crystal Diode Identification (H & K)............... 62, Jan.
Curing Loose Coil Slugs (fl & K)................... 184, Dec.
Decal Note (H & K) ................... M, Aug.
Easy Dial Calibration (H & K).............. 71, Dec.
Electrical Safety lor Beginners (Schleicher)....... 52, Aug.
Feedback.................. ................ . 17, Sept.
Electronic Storm Finder, An (Leary ).............. 23, June
Fast Etch for Copper-Clad Boards (H&K).,...,....... 59, Sept.
Fahnestock Phone .lack (H & K)....................... 63, June
Flying Spot, The (Grammer)
Part f......................................... 38 Mar
Part 11................................... ... 11, Apr.
PartHI......................................... 31, June
Heat Dissipating Tube Shields (H&K)................ 59, Feb.
Insulated Tool Handles (H&K)....................... 62, Jan .
Line Voltage Adjuster (H & K).................. (13, Jan.
Magnetic Key, The (Pfeiffer)........................ 23, Mar.
Making Faraday Shields (H & K)........................ 65, Mar.
Meet the Oscilloscope (Grammer).................... 18, Jan*
More on Heat-Radiating Tuhe Shields (H & K)........ 58, May
More on Miniature Knobs (H & K)................... 59, Feb.
Neon Lamp Firing Voltage (H&K)............. 63, June
New Apparatus
Automatic Code Sender and Keyer................ 48, Mar.
В & W Portable Emergency Antenna............. 53, June
Brown Transmitting Keys........................ 48, Sept.
Cest-'O Halo-Matcher, The.................. 42, Mar.
Code-О-Matic Keyer............................... 62, Apr.
Gentee Model 525 Dummy Antenna............... 32, Aug,
Jackson Brothers (London)
Epic,yebe Through Spindle 41 l/RV............ 28, Mar.
Polar Precision Tuning Capacitors.............. 16, Aug.
Q-Tran Balun............................ 53., June.
Soualert— Audible Signal Generator............. 49. Oct.
Noise Diode Caper, The (Olson)................... 28, Feb.
(A Symposium on Noise Generators)
Noise Generators tor 420 Me.and Up (Olson, Lehman)... 33, Feb.
(A Symposium on Noise Generators)
No-Scar Equipment Modification (H&K)............. 56, Apr.
Oiling Unreachable Pulleys (11 & KI................... 65, Aug..
On-Off Switch Identification (H & K)............... 63, Jan.
Oscilloscope Setups for Transmitter Testing (Grammer) 40, Oct.
Plastic Shield Protects Microphones From Wind Noise
(H&K)........................................58, Nov.
Reading Old Tube Labels (H & K).................... 65, Mar.
Repairing Speaker Cones (H&K)...................... 81, July
Rubber Equipment Feet (H & K)...................... 71, Dec,
Rubber-BandHemostat(.H& K)......................... 184, Dec.
Sky Temperature Behind the Moon (Someriock)........... 38. Oct.
Soap-Box Handles. (H&K)............................ 58, Sept.
Solder Blotter (H & K)............................. 58, Feb.
Some Notes on Reducing Power (Campbell)............ 20. Feb.
Technical Correspondence
Auditory Meter Dial............................ 60, June
“ Black Lox” Filters........................... 58, July
Сггкя Modulation and Desensitization...........58 June
Filter Design A La Computer.................... 58, July.
Graphical Solution of L Networks............... 61, June
HBR.il/l2.The.................................. 59. July
Multi-Stage R.l'.and I. Г. Noise Limiting...... 59, June
Phasing Network Conned'ions.................... W , J une
Radiation Angle................................ 60, July
Some Notes on the W30P0 Electronic Key......... 6'1, J une
Symmetrical Clipping........................... 6 J Une
Ten-Meter Baud Not Dead.................... (f), Jul у
Temporary Fuse Holder(H & К)................. .... J.S bbv.
Tiu-Lead Solder for Aluminum....................... 58, Sept
Tools & Tricks—OldandNcw.......................... 63, Jan.
Two-Wire Reversible Motor........................... 58. Feb.
V.H.F. Noise Generator. A (Huie)................... 23, Feb.
• A Symposium on Noise Generators)
VR-Tube Regulation — Why and How (Weiss)........... 54, Oct.
MOBILE
All-Transistor50-Mc. Station, An (Ewald)............ 11, May
Better Dial Illumination for theSnper-12 (H & K)... «59, May
Car-Battery Reiuinderx (H & K)..................... 65* Mar.
Complete Mobile Package, A (Filioti’
Parti......................................... 11, June
Part 11.......... 54, July,
Low Cost Transistor Mobile Power Supply (Raydol.... 17, Dec.
Low-Drain 6-Meter Mobile Receiver (Hanson)......... 19, June
Mike Hook (H & K).................................. 81, July .
Mobile Log Device ( H & K)......................... 184, Dec,
Mobile Mount (H & K)............................... 64, Aug.
Nuvistor Goes Mobile on 50-Mc. (Blodgett)..._______ 16, Julv,
б-Volt Tap on 12-Volt Battery (H & К».............. 64, Aug.
OPERATING PRACTICES
Detailed Step-By-Step Analysis of Handling a Message,
A (Hart)
Parti....................................... 88, Oct.
Part II........................... 30, Nov.
PartHI........................................ 46, Dec.
DX QSL Tip (H & K).............................. 59, May
Some Notes on Reducing PowerC amb H).............. 20,Г 'I® .
POWER SUPPLY
Bonus 24- Volt Power Supply (H&K).................... 58, Sept.
Cathode-Follower Type Power Supplies (Ellis),........ 30, Apr.
Flush-Mounting Transformers (H & K),................. 64, Mar.
Low Cost Transistor Mobile Power Supply (Ra ydo).... 17, Dec.
Novel Bias Supply (H & K)............................ 58, May
Some Notes on Reducing Power ( Campbell)............ 20, Feb.
Stop Power Supply Oscillations (H & K)............... 59, Nov.
Tailor-Made Volts (McCoy).......................... 36, Feb.
Transformer Winding Notes (H & K).................... 58, May
VR-Tube Regulations — Why and How ( Weiss)........ 54. Oct.
24-Volt D.C. Supply (fl & K)........................ 59, Nov.
400-Cyele Transformers (H & K).................... 57, Apr.
PROJECT OSCAR
Communicating Through Oscar III (Teilefsen, Gabrielsen) 26, May
Different Satellite-Tracking Antenna System, A
MeMcchan and Clifford)............................. 34, Oct.
Experiments with Oscar III (Gabrielsen, Telleisen >.... 39, July
Oscar III—Technical Description ( Walters)............. 16, June
Using the Oscar Hl V.fl.F. Communication Satellite ( Orr) 17 . A ug.
QST ARTICLE CONTEST
Come Blow Your Horn (MoEwueii.J................... .... 34, Apr.
Do It and Rue It (Weinstein)............................. 44, Nov.
HelpaHam (Diodati)...................................... 22, Aug.
Prescription for Lid-itis, A (Sturges)................... 24, May
Power-Less (Phillips)................................... 21, July.
Resolve to Build Something (Yanccv)..................... 49, Mar,
Which Way? (Jackson),.................................... 26, Dec.
Who! Me? Yes—You! (Felt)................................. 64, Oct.
You and Emergency Power (Garriott)....................... 49, Sept.
Your Emergency obligation (Loesch)....................... 54, June
RECEIVING
Auto Radios for 16(1 Meters (fl & K)................... 59, May
Black Box, The (Countryman).......................... 41, Feb.
Black-Magic Interference Reducer (H & K)............. 58, Sept.
Converting the Knight C-100 CB Transceiver to 50 M,
(P cnkowski) ........................................46 ,Mar .
Corec tiou and Ir^nrovcinent for Hang A G С (H & K). 62 Jan
Effect of Converter Gain on Receiver Noise Figure, The
(Hall)............................................ 16, Get.
Ever Use an Audio Limiter? (McCoy)................... 62, July
Extending the Reathkit Q-Multiplicr Range ! H & K)... 62. Jan.
Five-Band Transistor Converter — No Band Switches
(North).............................................. il, Sept.
HBR-11 to Date, The (Crosby)......................... 35. Apr.
High-Performance Two- Mter Cbnverter (GYbbs)......... 50. June
Hgb*Precision Hjnueabilit.v-Tuned V. F.O. (Horn)..... 22, July
I F. .Tracking Filter for Weak-Signal Reception An
(Buruhans)......................... ................. 11, Sept.
Junk-Box Frequency Standard, A (Campbell)............ 22, Jan.
Low-Drain 6-Meter Mobile Receiver (Hanson)........... 19, June
Low-Noise 2-Meter Converter, A (Balogh)................ 22 , Apr.
Luuipcd-Coustant Converter front End for 1.42 Me., A
(Foot)...................................... ..... 50. Oct,
N uvistor Goes Mobile on 50 Me, t Blodgett)......... 16, July
Plug-In Mechanical Filter (II & K).............. 63, June
Product Detectors for the HRO (Rowe, Windom)........ 47, May
R.F, Amplifiers for 420 and 1215 Me. with Planar Ceramic
Triodes (Rush)..................................... 39, May
Rack Panel Speaker Enclosure (H&K).............. 59, May
Receiver Front-End Attenuator (Talley)............. 30, Jan,
RECEIVING
Receiver Muter (H&K)............................... 58, Nov.
Receiver Overload Protection (H&K)................. 80, July
Sideband Transceiver, VU2 Style, A iltaju)......... 19. Mar.
Simple Crystal Filter (H&K)......................... 64, Mar.
Simple Low-11'requency Converter, A (Wilson) ........ 17, Apr.
Transistor C.W. Station (or 7 Me., A (Hayward)..... It, Aug.
Tuner and Dial 1. F. System for an Amateur-Band Receiver
(Baker)........................................... 40, Nov.
Feedback......................................... 66, Dec.
Hl Me. \V\V V with the Collins Receiver (H&K)...... 59, May
7360Mixerauithe75A-4(Diehl)........................ 18, July
RECENT EQUIPMENT
Brclonix MP-40 Modulator Kit....................... 56, June
Clegg Venus 50-Mc. S.S.B. Transceiver, The......... 84, Sept.
Galaxy 1H Transceiver............................. 60, Oct
Hammarluud HXL-1 Linear Amplifier, The............. 55, June
Heathkit Ham-Scan Panoramic Adapter, Model HO-13 .. 54, Nov.
Heathkit HR-20 Mobile Receiver..................... 58. Mar.
Heathkit HX-20 Mobile S.S.B. Transmitter........... 59, Mar.
Heathkit One-Band S.S.B. Transceivers.............. 48, Jan.
Heathkit SB-300 Communications Receiver........... 82, July
.Heathkit Transistorized D.C. Power Supply......... 61, Mar.
Lafayette HA-350 Receiver.......................... 50, Dec.
Mobiltrans “40” Transmitter-Converter.............. 58, Oct.
Parks Two-Meter Converter, Model 144-1............ 85, July
SB-33 Single-Sideband Transceiver.................. 52, Apr,
SHE Linear Amplifier 8B1-LA........................ 86, Sept.
Shielded Ignition Systems:
Hallett Signal Saver.......................... 60, Aug.
Johnson “Eliminoise” Shielding Kit............ 61, Aug.
Webster Electro-Shield........................ 61, Aug.
Mercury Interference Shield................... 62, Aug.
Squires-Sanders S’S-IK Receiver.................... 54, May
REGULATIONS
(See “Happenings of the Month’’)
RTTY
C.W. Sign-Off with RTTY Tape (Sapp)................ 34, Mar.
F.S.K.for the AN/ART13 (Flynn)..................... 22, May
More on the Filtcrlcss Terminal Unit for F.S.K. (Davis). 18, Feb.
Simple Crystal-Controlled F.S.K. (Sapp)............ 18, Sept.
SINGLE SIDEBAND
Balanced Modulators for V.H.F. and U.H.F. Sideband
(Ohcru and Sly).................................. 11, Nov.
Complete Mobile Package, A (Filion)
Part 1........................................ 11, June
Part 11 54, July
New Balanced-Modulator Transformer Design (H&K).. 57, Apr.
Practical Kilowatt Amplifier for 432 Me. (.Margot). 47, Aug.
Sideband Srnpe Patterns idrammer).................. 28, Aug,
Sideband Transceiver, VII2 Stylo, A (Raju)......... 19. Mar.
Simple Heterodyne Unit for 50 Me. 8.8. В. ,A (Blodgett).. 46, Apr.
Simplified Frequency Synthesizer. A (Briggs, Morrison).. 11. Jari.
Speech Clipping for Single Sideband (Squires, Clegg) .... 11, July
Working 15 and 20 Meter Antennas on 40 and 80 (Talley) 50, Sept.
TRANSISTORS
Audio Phase-Shift Network For Transistorized S.S.B.
Transmitters aud Receivers (TC).................. 33, Dec.
All-Transistor 50 Me. Station, An (Ewald).......... 11, May
Converting the Knight C-100 CB Transceiver to 50 Me.
(Pienkowski).................................... 36, Mar.
Five-Band Transistor Converter—No Band Switches
(North).......................................... 44, Sept.
Low Cost Transistor Mobile Power Supply (Raydo).... 17, Dec.
Low-Drain 6-Meter Mobile Receiver (Hanson) 19, June
;Nb TU fee — lour Watts— 8x Me tors ( Cross).......... II, Dec.
Power-Saving Conversion V.F.O. (G.G.)................ 22, Sept,
Transistor C.W. Station for 7 Me., A (Hayward)....... Il, Aug.
Transistor Kcycr/Mutcr for CoffinsS Line (Hildreth).... 16, Dec.
Transit or V dtagc Limitations iCa mji >dll ........ ‘.Il, Nov.
VOX m a Box (Campbell)................................ 11, Mar.
TRANSMITTING
Broad-Band Amplifiers (Jonuitigsi....................... 37, Jan.
Crystal V.F.O. With Full-Band Coverage । Noble)........ 67, Dec.
C.W. Sign-Off With RTTY Tape (Sapp)..................... 34, Mar.
Heterodyne Exciter for 144 Me. i. Tilton)............... 23, Aug.
Improved Frequency Stability for the KWS-l Transmitter
(H&K)................................................... 58, Nov.
Increasing Power in the V ,11. F. Station (Tilton)..... 27, Sept.
Kilowatt Amplifiers for 50 and 144 Me.(Tilton)......... 11, Feb.
MARS Frequencies With the HT-37....................... 64, Mar.
More About Those February QST Linears................... 31, Sept.
Power-Saving Conversion VFO (G.U.)...................... 22, Sept.
Practical Kilowatt Amplifier for 432 Me. (Margot)...... 17, Aug.
Feedback............................................ 164, Sept,
Simple Heterolync Unit for 50 Me. S.S.B., A (Blodgert).. 46, Apr.
Simplified Frequency Synthesizer, A. (Briggs, Morrison I., II, Jan.
Speech (Tipping for Single Sideband (Squires, Clegg).... II, July
Three-Band Neutralized V.F.O. Amplifier, A (Anderson) 40, Aug.
VOX in a box (Campbell)................................ IL, Mar.
VF-1 Stabilizer (H&K)........................ ......... 64, Mar.
TRANSMITTERS
All-Transistor 50 Me. Station. An (Ewald)............. 11, May
Compact 500-Watt Transmitter for 50 Me., A (Orr,
Rmaudo)............................................... 25» Jan.
Complete Mobile Package, A (Filion)
Parti........................................... 11, June.
Part 11 54, July
Converting, the Knight C-100 CB Transceiver to 50 Me.
<Pienkowskii...................................... 36, Mar,
Heterodyne-Type Transmitter for 144 Me., A (Tors., ter).. 38. Dec
•* Novice Gallon” Mark 11, The (McCoy)................ 11, Apr.
OHS 160-Mcter Transmitter, The (Wright)............... 29, May
Sideband Transceiver, V U2 Style, A (Raju)............ 19, Mar.
Transistor C.W. Station for 7 Me., A. (Hayward) ...... 11, Aug..
Two-Band Sixty- Walter for the N ovice (Anderson).... 15, Mar.
V.F.O.andPhone for the “Galion " Mark II (McCoy).... 50, May
V.H.F. AND MICROWAVES
All-Transistor 50 Me. Station, An (Ewald)........... 11, May
Balanced Modulators for V.H.F. aud U.H.F. Sideband
(O’Hern and Sly)................................. 11, Nov.
Better Selectivity with the APX-6 (H&K)............. 59, Sept.
Communicator Screwdriver ( H & K)................... 71, Dec
Compact 590-Watt Transmitter for 50 Mo., A (Orr,
Hhau ib)......................................... 25, Jan.
Converting the Knight C-100 CB Transceiver to 50 Me.
(Pienkowski)......................................... 36, Mar,
Coaxial-Tank V .11 J?. Filtc rsCT'it on)............ 11, U<t .
Different Satellite-Tracking Auteuna System, A
(McMechan & Clifford)............................ 34, Oct.
Featherweight Portable Station for 50 Me. (Tilton).. 24, Nov.
Finding V.H.F. Balun lengths (H&K).................. 56, Apr.
Heterodyne-Type Transmitter for 144 Me.. A (Forster)... 38, Dec.
High Performance Two-.Metcr Converter (Gibbe)....... 50, June
Improving..the K6AXN 1296 Me. ( H&K)................ 59, Sept.
Increased Gain For “Communicators”.................. 59, Nov.
increasing Power in the. V.H.F. Station (Tilton).... 27, Sept.
Kilowatt Amplifier for 50 and 144.Mm -Tilton) ...... Il, Feb.
Low-Drain 6-Meter Mobile Receiver (Hanson).......... 1’J, June
Lumped-Constant Converter Front End for 432 Me., A
(Foot)........................................... 50, Oct.
Feedback......................................... 180. Dec.
More Audio for the Knight C-100 (H&K)............... 81, July
NoTubes —Four Watts — Six Meters (Cross)......... 11, Dec.
Nuvistor Goes.Mobile on 50 Me (Blodgett)........... If) Jcjly
“Pawnee” Notes (H&K)................................ 64, Aug.
Practical Kilowatt Amplifier for 432 Me. (Margot)....... 17, Aug.
R.F. Amplifiers for 420and 1215 Me. with Planar Ceramic
Triodes (Rush)....................................... 39, May
Silver for V.H.F. Leads (H&K).......................182, Dec.
Simple Heterodyne Unit, for 50 Me.S.8.B., A (Blodgett).. 46. Apr.
Sky Temperature Behind the.Moon (Sonierlock)........ 38, Oct.
Some Notes on High-Power Operation on 144 Me. (H&K) 62, Jan.
Stacked Halos for Omni-Directional Coverage (H&K)... 05, Aug.
Updating the 420 Me. Preamplifier (H&K),,,............... 65, Mar.
Hsing V.H.F. Converters with the Collins 8/Line Receiv-
ers (H&K)............................................. 182, Dec.
V.H.F. Antenna Facts and Fallacies (Tilton)
Fart I............................................ 52. Jan.
Part. И............................................ 50, Feb.
I'artllT____________________________________________ 2У, Mar.
50 YEARS OF ARRL
Advertising: Broadcast Boom. The
Part 1.............................................. 78, Apr.
Part II........................... 77, May
Anniversary Message from Our President.............. 65. Jan.
ARRL
Birth of ARRL, The............................. 68, Jan.
Honm Years, The................................. Л) Jine
Early Years, The. . ........................ 66 , Feb ,
Exciting Y ears. The........................... 66, Apr.
Growth and Stability............................ .65 Nov
postwar Readjustment. ......................... 66,. Sept.
ARRL Arnitcurs Serve Their Country................ 66, Mar.
ARRL and International Amateur Radio........... 65, May
ARRL Serves in Wartime.......... ................. <56, Aug.
ARRL 59th Anniversary Mexico May 17th................ 10, May
Coming of C.W., The.......... ... .............. 71, Mar.
Commemorative Stamp for Amateurs............26, Sept.; 99, Ort.
Communications in the War Years................... 70, Aug.
Early Emergency Communications.................... 73, Apr.
Early Manufactured Gear........................... 73, Feb.
Early Techniques and Equipment...................... 71, Feb,
Emergency Communications............................. 71, May
Emergency Communications............................ 76, June
Emergency Communications__________________________ 71, July
.Emergency Communications .70, Aug.; 72, Sept.; 71, Oct.;70, Nov.
Fifty,.YearnEmcrgencyComniunieations. .............. 89. Dec.
King Spark: Crescendo and Diminuendo................. 74, Mar.
Late Thirties, The................................. 69, July
Maturity.......................................... 65, July
Feedback (July, pp. 67 & 68).................... (6, Aug.
Memorable Meeting, A (Tuska)......................... 66, Jan.
More Anniversary Letters........- - -............... 84, Dec.
Operating Achievements....................... 70, Aiff.; 69, Mav
Operating in the Fifties... . . .................... 70, Oct.
Operating, the Late 50's. -.......................... 68, Nov.
Operating 1960-1964................................ 88, Dec.
Operating Trends.... , ...............................75. June
Ibst-War Amateur Operating........................... “0, Sept.
Prolific Thirties The................................ 76 .July
Reason Why, The (Maxim)............................. 10, May,
S.S.B. Comes of Age. . ............................ 75, Oct.
S.S.B. and TVI.................................. 77, Sept.
Sideband, TVI &. Regulatory Battles.................. 66, Ort,
Some Anniversary Greetings................ .60, May; 68. June
Stabilization..................................... 73, Nov.
Surplus and Single Signal ........................... S3, June
Technical Achievements. ............................ 74. Apr.
Technical Progress ........... 73, May; (1926-1929) 78, June;
73, July; 72, Aug.; 74, Sept.;73, Oct.; 71, Nov.; 91, Dec.
The Quickened Pace................................... 85. Dec.
Upto Now........................................... 91. Dec.
War Years, The....................................... 75, Aug.
* QST *
Index to Volume XLIX—1965
ANTENNAS AND
TRANSMISSION LINES
Antenna Behavior Over Beal Earth (Anderson).......... hi, Jone
Antenna & Transmission Line Quiz ( Fenwick).......... 19, July
Antenna A Transmission Line Quiz, Answers to Last
Month's (Fenwick)................................. «55, Aug.
Antennas, Invisible (Gordon)......................... 87, Nov.
Aqueous Dunnn,v Loads (Marion), .................... Irt, June
Beer-Can Baluns for 144, 220 and 432 Me. (Holladay and
Farwell)....................................4«. F*b.
Feedback..................................... 43, Mar.
Dipole (’enter Insulator < H&K)...................... 94, (Jet.
Ground Systems for 160 Meters, Borne Notes on........ 65, Apr.
Helical Beam, The Basic (DeMaw)...................... 20, Nov.
Invertcd-V Radiation Patterns (Covington)............ 81, May
Losses In Coax (Countryman)........................ 52, Apr.
Mini-Mono-Monimatch, The (Rush, Jr.)................ 54, Mar.
Monimatch Construction (Schleicher).. ............... 68, Mar.
I'ennv-Pmehor’s Dream ( Bluhm) The................... 63. Dec.
Quadwranglc ( Morgan)............................... 20. Sept.
Store-Bought Hardware for the Cubical Quad (Flynn)... 20, July
Switchable Four-Element 89-Meter Phased Array, A
(Atchley, Jr.)....................................... 48. Mar.
“Telematch”, The (Goodman and Lange)................. 21, l eb.
Feedback.......... .............................. 64, Apr.
Tclematch Revisited, The (H&K)....................... 68, Sept.
Transmission Lines, The Why» uf (Grammer)
Part 1...........-.................-............. 25. Jan.
Part II —Standing-Wave Ratio and Line Losses.. . 21, Feb.
Part 111 — Putting the Antenna and Line Together. 19, Mar.
Versatile Transmatch. A (McCoy).................... 58, July
When is A Feed Line Not A Feed Line? (McCoy)...... 37, Aug.
3 + 3 ~ 4 (?) 1 (McCoy).............................. 46. Oct.
AUDIO-FREQUENCY
EQUIPMENT AND DESIGN
Audio Peak Limiter for Voice Transmission, An (Moate). 21, Aug.
Controlling Modulation of The Screen in 4CX250B A.M.
Transmitters (H&K)........... • .................. 84, Jau.
Filterfier, The (MacCiucr and Thompson, Jr.)........ 32, Nov.
Transistor Audio Oscillator, A (Baxter, Jr.)....... 51, Feb.
Transistor Speech Amplifier (H&K) 17, Dec.
4 x 150 Screen Modulator/Regulator (H&K)............ 69, Sept.
BEGINNER AND NOVICE
Dipper, The (McCoy)................................. 26, Nov.
Have Yon Got ’em? — Harmonics, That Is? (McCoy)... 45, Mar.
Kit Building —- What’s Involved (McCoy)............. 19, June
Lightning Calculator, Using the ( McCoy)............ 42, Feb.
Mox-Box, The (McCoy)................................ 22, Jan.
RTTY Reception for Beginners (Blakeslee)............ 28, Mar.
Transmission Lines, The Whys of (Grammer)
Parti......................— -5. Jan.
Part 11 — Standi ngAVaveRa tio ad L'meL esses.... i , E t >.
Part III — Putting the Antenna and Une ‘Ibge tter. ly Mr.
Versatile Transmatch, A (McCoy) 58, July
When Is A Feed Line Not. A Feed Line? (McCoy)...... 37, Aug.
3 + 3 = 4(1l I (McCoy).............................. 46, Oct.
15-and 10-Meter Operation and TV! (McCoy)........... 77, Dec.
35 Watts Input, 80 and 40, Crystal or V.K.O. (McCoy).. 58, Apr.
80-and 40-Meter Transistorized Converter, An (McCoy). 46, Sept.
COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT
C.D. Article Contest
*' Achieving Your Potential" (Smolenski)...........114, Nov.
"Amateur Radio — How Important?" (Cotterell)... 106, July
"Amateur Radio Operators— A Community Serv-
ice" (Morey)................................. 112, May
“P—P — R” (Thomas)................................ 107, Sept.
"QSliing" (Franklin).............................- 96, Mar.
DXCC Notes........................113, June; 124, Oct.; 112, Nov.
Election Notice.. .87. Feb.; 103, Apr.; 114, June; 92, Aug.; 123, Oct.
108, Dec.
Election Results.. .87, Feb.; 103, Apr.; 114, June; 92, Aug.: 123, Oct.
108. Dec.
High Speed Code Test.............................->......... 158, Mar.
W1AW Schedules. .88, Jan.: 88, Feb.; 97, Mar.; 102, Apr.; Ill, May
115, June; 105, July; 93, Aug.; 109, Sept.; 121, Oct.; 115, Nov.
10i>, Dec.
CONTESTS AND
OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Armed Forces Dav.
Announcement........................................ 98, May
Results......................................... 104, Oct.
O.D. Article Contest
"Achieving Your Potential" (Smolensk)).......... 114, Nov.
" Amateur Radio—How Important?" (Cotterell).,. 1Q6, July
" Amateur Radio Opeiators — A Community Serv-
ice" (Morey)................... ................ 112, May
“ P - P — R " (Thomas)...................... ... 107, Sept.
"QSLing” (Franklin)............................. 96, Mar.
C.D. Parties — Results.......................... .87, Jan.; 101, Apr.
DXCC Annual List............................. p. 110, Dec.
DX Competition
Announcement. ...................................... <57, Jan.
High-Claimed Scores............................. 73, July
Results 1965.................................... 64, Oct.
Rules 1966... .................................. 76, Dec.
Emergency Di ill, Deluxe Style (McCallum)............ 27, Oct.
Field Dai’, Rules 1965............................... 40, June
Results.................................. -..... 72, Nov.
FMT
Announcement..................... .....86, Feb.; 106, Sept.
Results................,................86, Jan,; 111, June
Inexpensive NCEF Monitoring (Gjovaag)................ 51, Sept.
Novice Roundup
Announcement........................................ 65, Jan.
Results........................................ 89, July
QSO Parties
Arkansas............................................ 116. Dec.
Connecticut..................................... 122, Apr.
Delaware..............................-......... 126, Oct.
Florida.......................................... 142, Mar.
Georgia.......................................... 156, May
Illinois......................... 96, Aug,..
Maine.......................................... 130, Dec.
Massachusetts.................................... 132, Sept.
Missouri......................................... 120, Apr.
New England.................................. 132, Nov.
NewHampshire......................................146. Oct.
New Jersey......................................108, Aug.
Ohio.................................. 110 Apr, 118 Dec
Pennsylvania....................................112 .Sept.
Saskatchewan.................................... 136, Feb.
Tennessee....................................... 10Q Jan.
Vermont........................................ 112 Feb
VEI ............................................ 134, Jan.
West Virginia.................................. 136, July
RTTY Sweepstakes
R esilts ..... ...................................... 60. Feb.
,14'fth Wcrld-Wide.............................. 2’6 Oct
Saga of СЕЙХА, The (CAishing)........................ 56, Aug.
Simulated Emergency Test-1964 (Hart and Chamalian) .. 62 , Feb .
Simulated Emergency Test
Announcement — ARRL 1965 ........................ 30 , Oct.
Sweepstakes
High-Claims Scores—-1964............................ 86, Feb.
Results — 31st ARRL......................... 66, May
Announcement — «2nd ARRL.............120 .Oct .’,42 , Nov.
VE/W Contest
Announcement — 1965..................... 104. Sept.
Results.......................................57,58, Mar.
V.H.F. QSO Party
Announcement....................................... 74, June
Announcement — September...................... 98, Sept.
Results—-June................................. 53, Sept.
Results — September........................... 70, Dec.
V.H.F. Sweepstakes
Rules...........
Summary........
93, Dec.
90, June
CONVENTIONS
ARRL National — 1965.................10, Apr.; 52, May; 52. June
Boston or Bust! — 1966.......................... 86. Nov.
Delta Division........................................ Hl, Mar.
Florida State,..................................... 71, Jan.
Georgia State...................................... 10, May
Hawaii State,... ..................................... 10, July
Maritime Province.................................... Ю, Aug.
Michigan State.............................. 1.0, Feb.
Midwest Division.,................................... 10, Mar.
New England Division. ............................. 10, Apr.
Ontario Province................................... Ю, Sept.
Rocky Mountain Division ____________________________ Ю, July
West Gulf Division................................... 10, June
West Virginia State............................... 10, June
EDITORIALS
OB — Ham Prospects ......................... .^ . 9, Mar.
Congress— Or F(JU?. , .............................. 9 June
Conversational Art, The...................... 9, July
Emergency Communications............................... 9. Opt.
FCC Incentive Proposals......................... - 9. Ma.v
Fees — and Appropriations............................ 9, Feb.
Fifty Years Ago..................................... 9, Dec.
Ham tests....................................... 9, June
Representative Democracy............................. 9, Apr.
Sweepstakes, 1965 Contest........................... 9, Nov.
The New Handbook.................................... 9, Feb.
\>ar in Review, The.................,................. 9, Jan,
" You Guys Up There”................................. 9. Aug.
Vgu Guyg Out There, Part IL.......................... 9, .Nov.
‘•1-Traek”Call Signs. .. .......................... 9, Sept.
100 Years for ITU............................. 9, hept.
EMERGENCIES
Emergency Drill. Deluxe Style (MH 'allun;i ........... 2 7, Get.
Hoods in the Midwest (C'hamaliaii)...................... 51, Nov.
Hurricane Hilda (< ‘hamaliuni ............... ........ 30, Jan.
Tornadoes. A Tale ot (tlart I... ................... 88. Get.
FEATURES
All the QSLs in the World 'Campbell) .............. 84, Nov.
Amateur Radio Station Operation Fi am a Mnnitoriim,
Enforcement Viewpoint (KratokyiD ................. Tl, Dec.
Anniversary Look at QST, Au........................... Ю, Dec,
ARRL Board of Directors, The ( Photos).........-1), 42, 13, May
‘’By Golly!” Filter, The (Eekbergi................ C>1, Fe'u
Crisis in the Caribbean — HLauni , .... ............. 43, Sept.
Crisis in the Caribbean— IHSaldinai , 41, Sept.
Death — or Survival — of Amateur it tdio, The (CowanJ. МП, Apr.
Fatal Current, The ( Brainard)..................... 58, Sept.
Field Day Is (Moreau)............................ 18, June
Ho, Hum! (Varnum)................... .........-...... 38, Sept.
How To Write Гог Information (Friedl................. 55, June
Hurricane Hilda (Chamaiian)......................... 30. Jan.
Inexpenive NCEF Monitoring(Gj ovaag) 51, Sept.
International Telecornmumcation Ihion. The «Grossi.... 6(>, Kept.
Junk Box, The (Martin)........................... 56, June
KP4BPZ Story, The.................................... . Au
Marketing New Ideas and Inventions ( Verrupoi........ 67, July.
Men Who Made League History ( Williams).............. 37, Nov
Now is the Time! (Grenfell)...................... 46. Aug.
Saga of CE0XA, The (Cushing). . ....................... 56. Aug.
Story of El Radar, The (DeMaw)....................... 21, Sept.
You and the Amateur Extra (Lathrop. Jr.)............ 70, July
Vacuum Tubes The Hard Way............................ 23, Apr.
What ARRL Means to Me (Christie). .4J ,Mar.; (Ha th er 41 )49 ,A pr.;
(Moreau) 50, May; (Osterman) 78, June; (Slobb) 28, l?eb.t (Young)
64, Jan.
W8NRB in the Soviet Union (DeMilner).................. 8 . My
Your Code Is Showing (Martini........................ 50, Apr.
200 Meters Down (Pierce)......................... 57, June
HDlTU Calling (Wolter)............................. 68, Apr.
FICTION
‘’...and After the OMEGA Class .» .’‘(Troster) ... 44, Aug.
DXMANSHIP —Phase I (Troster).................. 53, Mar.
DX Vertical, A (Booth)........... 9y, Oct.
Experiencc-Technique-Fiucsse i Troster)............... 41, Feb.
Key Кwivers— ami — Pencil Pulses (Troster).. ......... 76, Sept,
Insula Nuevo (Johnson)............................ 96, Feb.
It's Whoopee Six—. . .’’(Troster)............. 22, June
‘‘Nothin'On” (Troster)............................... 67, Apr.
That’s a Hot One (Troster)............................ 63, July
Whenl Get MyM’ini MadeUp’M ayev)... Vii , J hу
HAPPENINGS OF THE MONTH
Amateur Exams at Gettysburg........... .............. 33, Sept.
Amateur Radio Weeks......39, June; 48, Aug.; 31, Sept.; 178, Oct.
Anti-QRM Bill................................... 48, Aug.
ARRL Asks Lower Fees............................... 38, June
ARRLStaff Notes.......................74, Ian.; 37, Ju|v; 178, Oct»
Australia and Luxembourg Reciprocity................. 39, Ort»
Ballot Counting at Headquarters (Photo)............ 72, Jan.
Canada Adopts C.W. Segments on V.H.F................. 42, Mar-
Canadian Alternate Addresses...............,........ 46, Feb-
Canadian RulesJJhanges .......................... 38_, Oct-
Canadian Tariff Matters......................37, Apr.; 3*3, Sept-
Commemorative Stamp Issued.......................... 74, Jan-
Conditional Class Changes............................ 34. Apr-
Conditional Class Examination Circles ............... 46, Feb.
Cover Plaque Award to Loucks (Photo). .............. 41, Dec-
Dannals New Hudson Г director.................. 42, Mar.
Direetor Election Results......................... 72, Jan.
Docket 15928...................................... 32, Sept.
Dominican Republic Reciprocity..................... 35, Apr.
Election Notice..............................-18, Aug.;32, Sept-
Election Results................................. 35, Nov.
Examination Schedule. . .....................74, Jan.; 38, July
FCC Denies Hobby License.......................... 33, Sept.
FCC Examination Points Change.................. .37, Apr.: 49, Aug.
FCC Proposals For Incent' ive Licensing.............. 44, May
Highlights of the Board Meeting...................... 35, July
Houghton, David H.— Retires,,...................... 38, Oct.
License Fees Rules Legal........................... 42, Mar-
License Suspended.......................... r..... 178,, Oct-
Local Legal Matters........................... '.<8, June
Log-Keeping in Carnda............................... 35, Nov.
Massaehue ttsJ icense Plates Issued... . ЗЯ June;Aft Aug,- 39 G t
Minutes of the Executive ('ommittee Meetings , .4’4, Mar :Gfi lune’,
50, Aug34. Sept35, Nov.
Minutes of 1965.Annual Meeting.of the Bojrd of Directors 40 .July..
PICON Plaques (Photo).............................. 74, Jan.
Reciprocal Operating — first permit granted (Ph d,o)..., !18, July
Reciprocal Operating Rules....................... 35, Apr.
Kenuidberinc of Residences........................... 39, .Oct-
Repeaters in Canada............. - ............. 33, Sept-
Report of the Finance C ommittee...... .......... 35, Sept-
Hppori of the Membership and Publications Committee.. 35, Sept.
Report of the Planning Committee................ 36, Sept.
Report of the Public Relations Committee. ......... 35, Sept.
Ketaiuing Novice Calls........................... 46, Feb.
Suspensions and Revocations........................... 38, July.
Third-Party Traffic with 4U1 ITU,.. ................. 35, Nov.
I). 8. Amateurs in Greenland......................... 39, Oct.
Washington Television Interference Committee (’Photo).. 3{|, July
HINTS AND KINKS
Janurtry» Page 81
('aHe Lacinsr Material
Controlling Modulation of the .Screen in 4CX250B A.M. Trans-
mitters
M ore ori’H E C. naxiUT ah s
Save Burned-Di t 'Ira to*br mer
T ranf ormerS aw
felTuary, page 2"
Anoth e1 Use for Octal Tube Sockets
(bm pic t Chil Fnrin s
Crystal Test < toillator
V.L.F. Converter With Untuned Input
March, page 71
Cable Lacing Cord
Control Rotation Right?
Simd el nterf ecence C ure
W‘mi owl'eeithr ougi
1‘L-V dt P ower’in art-Volt Car
April, page 33
More on The Balanced-Modulator Transformer Core
Nifty Equipment Feet
Power and Muting for Mobile Converter
Soldering Iron Cleaner anti Holder
June, pages <50-51
Improved Modulation for the November C^tS'V Tran-
sistor Rig
Labeling Equipment
Mobile Noise Hint
0-T Special
Parasitic Suppressors for Pinal Amplifiers
Parts Storage Rack
RelaylessScreen4}rid. Keying Circuit
Rotor Operation for the Handicapped
The KWM-2 and Ranger on Field. Day
July, pages 80-81
Break-1 d Plus Sidetone
Heath SB-400
Key Base
V,F,O. Drift Measurement
Voltage Regulation?
3.5-Mc. Auto-Radio Conversion
August, pages 70-71
Cheap and Easy Squelch
Coil Forms and Standoffs
Heath “Twoer’*
Oscilloscope Tube Stretcher
Soldering Aluminum?
Transformer Winding Jig
V.H.F. Grounds
V.H.F, Scope Connections
September, page 168-69
A New Rubber Cement
C.W. Audio Selectivity
Regulator-Tube Protection
The Telcniatcb Revisited
Two-Circuit Connectors
4 x 150 Screen Modulator/Regulator
(October, pages 94-95
Compact Coil Forms
Cone Insulator Extender
Crystal Oscillator for the 32V
Dipole Center Insulator
Junk-Box Zeners
Making Mounting Boards
Shock Mounting
Hsing The Drake Noise Blanker
November, pages 64-65
Adapting Crystals for FT-243 Holders
Cable Lacing Cord
Protecting Relays
Soldering-Iron Holder
'transient Protection for Power Supplies '
Turn-to-Talk Microphone
Using the QST RX Bridge
VXO With The 20A
WWV On The Drake 2B
December, pages 46, 47
Cleanini' Aluminum
(’lifting Aluminum
Equipment Shelf from Pipe Fittings
Key Spring
Panadapter Adapter
Pill-Bottle plug-ins
“Starter,” RTTY Converter
Transistor Speech Amplifier
IARU NEWS
Amateurs tu Turkey?.................................. 34, Nov.
Amateur Teletype.................................. 48, July
Australian Amateur Licensing.......... .............. 96, Oct.
Belgium............................................ 74, June
Ki-lingual Instructions........................... . 49, July
Canada............................................- 60» Sept.
Cyprus................................................ . 67. Jan.
DX Operating Notes..................73, Aug.; 60, Sept.; 98, Oct.
DX Restrictions...................................... 82, Feb.
Ecuador.............................................. 82, Feb.
Germany........................................... 75, June
IARC Convention................................... 34, Nov.
Japan................................................ 82, Feb.
Japanese Amateur Licensing.......................... <59, Sept.
Korean Amateur Licensing............................ 65 , D ее.
N ( therlands, . .................................. 59, Sept.
New Officers..................................... -’,4, Nov.
Oscar Practice..................................... 162, July
Peru.............................................. 6(1, Sept.
QSL Bureaus of the World...........,.................. 75, June
Reciprocal Operating Rules for CT. .................... 34, Nov.
Region 1 Executive Commit,tee......................... 34, Nov.
Switzerland........................................... 82, Feb.
United Kingdom Licensing................................. 72. Aug.
U.S.S.R............................................... r.fi, Jan.
KEYING, BREAK-IN AND
CONTROL CIRCUITS
Break-In Plus Sidetone (НДК)......................... SO, July
” Bugless-Bug” Modifications (.Hedgecock).............. 51, Jan.
More on the “Bugless Bug” (Patriarche)............ 82, Sept.
Keying, Break-in for Crystal-Controlled Cathodi-Kiyed
Transmitters (Erdman).................................. 19, Oct.
Monifilter, The (Tyrrell and Tinker. Jr.).............. 18, Nov.
Mox-Box.The (McCoy). ................................ 22, Jan.
O-T Special (H&K).................................. 51, J une
Perfect Code at Your Fingertips (Horowitz)............ 11, Aug.
Feedback. _....................................... 10, Nov.
R^laylese Screen-Grid Keying C rcuit (H&K)............ 50,. June
Save That Bug! (Temple)................................ 88, Sept.
Simple Electronic Key, A (Hayward)..................... 54, Dec.
Variable-Level Receiver Muter, A (Schafer)............. 59, June
MEASUREMENTS
AND TEST EQUIPMENT
Amateur Measurement of R jX (Strandhind)............ 24, June
Aqueous Dummy Loads (Marion)......................... 16, June
Calibrating the LM Frequency Meter ('.Countrymani.... 18, Apr.
“(.’antenna” as an R.F. Wattmeter, The (Lukoff)..... 29, Dec.
Dipper,The (McCoy)................................... 26, Nov,
Frequency Measurement with the LM/BC-221 (Sapp).. 28, Sept.
KH6EGL Frequency Standard, The (Hall)................ 33, May
Loet-Cost Precision Frequency Measurement (Skeen).... 32, Jan.
Meter Magic (Harbach)............................. 21, Apr.
Mini-Mono-Monimatch, The (Rush, Jr.)................. 54, Mar.
Monimatch Construction (Schleicher)................. 68, Mar.
Multimilliammeter, The (Shauuuu)..................... 86, Oct.
Noise-Figure Indicator (Sly)......................... 20, Jan.
Oscilloscope Tuhp Stretcher (H&K).................... 70, Aug.
Panadapter Adapter (H&K)............................. 46, Dec.
Pulsed Signals Through 8.S.B. Transmitters........... 18, Sept.
Pulsed Two-Tone Test Oseil ator, A (Lange)........... Il, Sept.
“Tclematch”, The (Goodman and Lange)................. 21, Feb.
Feedback...................................... 64, Apr,
Testing a Sideband Transm'itter (Blakeslee).......... 14, Sept.
Transistor Audio Oscillator ,A (Baxter Jr ) .......... 51 , Feb .
Transistor Secondary Frequency Standard, A (Grigg). 11, July
Using The QST RX Bridge ( H&K)........................ 64 Nov,
V.F.O. Drift Measurement (H&K)....................... 80, July
V.H.F. Scope Connections (H&K)....................... 70. Aug,
Using the Lightning Calculator (McCoy ).............. 12, Feb,
MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL
All the QSLs in the World (Campbell).................. 84, Nov.
Amateur Commemorative Stamp........................... 54. Feb.
.Amateur Radbandth? Ri И с Interest ( louc ha)....... 42, Jine
Amateur Radio Needs Public Relations (Snyder)........ 74, Apr.
Amateur Radio Station Operation From a Monitoring
Enforcement Viewpoint (Kratokvil).................. 32, Dec.
Anniversary Look at QST, An.......................... 10, Dec.
Antenna and Transmission Line Quiz (Fenwick)........... 19 July
Antenna and Transmission Line Quiz, Answers to Last
Month’s (Fenwick).................................. 55, Aug.
ARRL Awards Honor Roll for 1964...................... 59, Mar.
ARRL Board of Directors, The (Photos)..............41 -43, Mav.
ARRL QSL Bureau.............150, Jan.,-31, Apr.:49, M.iy; 77, June;
87, Sept.; 10, Nov.
RIow-to-Talk....................................... 54, June
Challenge of Milliwatt Power, The (Dreher)............ 56, Opt.
Crisis in the Caribbean — 1 (Laun).................... 43. Sept.
Crisis in the Caribbean — II (Saldana)... ..... 44, Sept.
Effective Spectrum Use. .............................. 17, Apr,
Fatal Current, The (Brainard), -.................... 58, Sept.
FCC Amateur Station Inspections (Kratokvil)... ....... 36, June
Headquarters Building
Buildi ngFmnl Pr ogress.........5)г,Г,4» .,’63 ,A ug.^2 , D ec.
Complete The Drive iu Sixty-Five!......... . 76, Mar.; 5], May
Members Are Saying... .57, Feb.; 76, Mar.; 51, May; 63, Aug.
52, Dec.
Ho, Hum! (Varnurn).................................... 38, Sept.
HowTo Write for Information (Fried)..............., 55, June
International Telecommunication Union, The (Gross)... 66, Hept.
Junk Box,The (Martin).............................. 56, June
Keeping Up Interest in Your AREO Group (Hart)...... 43, Jan.
K2US Opens April 21 (Photos)....................... 95, May
K7GS At The 1965 Girl Scout Roundup (Roehlitzcr).... 70, Nov.
Labeling Equipment (H&K)........................... 51, June
Last Cruise of “Rig Mamie", The (Olberg)........... 103, Oct.
Marketing New ideas and Inventions ( Verruso)........ 67, July
More Commemorative Stamp Coverage (Photos).........85-87, Apr.
New Books...... ..........56, Jan.;,67, Mar.; 70, Mar.; 10, Apr.;
31, June; 60, June; 92, Nov.
Notes From FCC Reports............................. 85, Sept.
Parte Storage Rack (H4K)........................... 50, June
PTCON Has Another Meaning — (Berry)................ 57, Nov.
Statement of Ownership, Management and Circulation... 166 Dec.
W2USA World's Fair Station— 1939 (Photos)............. 86, Aug.
Yuu and The Amateur Extra (Lathrop, Jr.)........... 70, July
200 Meters Down (Pierce)........................... 57, June
MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL
Adapting Crystals for FT-243 Holders (H&K).......... 65, Nov.
Amateur Measurement of R + jX (Strandhind).________ 24, June
Amateur Reception of Weather Satellite Picture Transmis-
sions ('Anderson) .................... 11, Nov.
Antenna Lbnnectors........... ..................... 20, Apr.
Cable Lacing Cord (H&K).................... .71, Mar.; 64, N ov.
Cable iM'ing Material (H &K)........................ X4, .Ian.
Cleaning Aluminum (H&K)............................ 16, D ec.
Coil Forms and Standoffs (H&K)..................... 71. Aug.
Cbm pact Coil Forms. (H&K)___________......27, Feb.; 94, Oct.
(.’one Insulator Extender (H&K).................... 94, Oct.
Control Rotation Right? (H&K)....................... 71, Mar.
Crystal Oscillator for the 32V (H&K)................ 95, Oct.
Cutting Aluminum (H&K).........-................... 16, Dec.
Desk-n-Door Console, The (McKenna). ................ 32, Apr.
Equipment Shelf from Pipe (H&K)..................... 47, Dec.
Junk-Box Zeners I H&K)...................... ..... 94, Oct.
Key Base (H&K),.................................... 80, Joly
Key Spring (H&K)................................... 46, Dec.
Making Mounting Boards (H&K).................... 94, Oct.
Meter Magic (Harhaeh).............................. 21, Apr.
New Apparatus
American D-50I Microphone.................. 88, Nov.
Antenna Baluns................. ............... 101, Oct,
Antenna Connectors ......................l,D , Apr .
Carter Drill-Tap Holder........................ 50, Sept.
Dow DK78 Coax Switches...................... 51, Apr.
Handy Dandys................................... 31, Nov.
Kolin Microphone Preamplifier.................. 48, Apr.
Nitrogen Foam Coaxial Cable.................... 51, Apr.
Quad Antenna Components........................ 53, Apr.
Trav-Electric Power Pack....................... 50, Sept.
New Distance Record on the 21,000 Me. Band iSharbaugh) 26, Apr.
Nifty Equipment I'eet (H&K).....................,,, 33, Apr.
O-T Special (H&K).................................. 51, June
Perfect Code at Your Fingertips (Horowitz)......... 11. Aug.
Pill-Bottle Plug-ins (H&K)...............17, Dec.
Protecting Relays (H&K)............................ 65, Nov.
Rotor Operation for the Handicapped (H&K).......... 51, June
Rubber Cement, A New (H&K)............................ 69, Sept.
Savo Burned-Out Transformers (H&K)................ 84. Jan.
Shock Mounting (H&K)............................... 94, Oct,
Slow-Scan Vidicon Camera, A (Macdonald)
Parti — Performance and Electrical Design...... 11, June
Partll— Mechanical Design. ..................... 15, July
Fart III—Setup and Operating Procedures. ...... 24, Aug.
«SolderingAluminum?................................. 70, Aug.
«Soldering Iron Cleaner and Holder (H&K)........... 33, Apr,
«Soldering-Iron Holder ( H&K).................. 65, Nov.
Technical Correspondence
Contacting the Power Company............... .82-83, Sept.
Copper vs. Aluminum..................-......... 68, Mar,
Cross Modulation, Note on................ 83, Sept.
Dynamic Regulation in C.W. Power Supplies...... 69, Mar.
Losses In Coax................................. 52, Apr.
Microwave Pulse Communication.................. 82, Sept.
Monimateh Construction......................... 68, Mar.
More on K6YRQ's Frequency Counter............ 51, Apr.
Feedback................................ 27, May
Power Input.................................... 84, Sept.
Power-Line Noise.........................70, Mar,
Power Mounts for Moon Tracking................. 84, Sept.
Rectification................................... Mar.
R,F. Attenuator Switch......................... 68, Mar.
Sky Temperature................................ 68, Mar.
Feedback................................... 53. Apr.
7360 Mixers in the 75A-4....................... 69, Mar.
Technical Topics
Some Observations with V.H.F. Folded Dipoles..... 82, Apr.
Voltage Transient lYotection for Semiconductor Pow-
er Supplies......................... ........ 84, Apr.
Tracking the Moon — In Simple English (Michael)..... 37, Jan.
Transformer Saw (H&K)............................... 84. Jan.
Transformer Winding Jig..(H&K)........................ 71, Aug...
Tube Sockets, Another Use for Octal (H&K)........... 27, Feb.
Turn-to-Talk Microphone (H&K)....................... 65, Nov.
Two-Circuit Connectors (H&K) ,...................... 69, Sept.
Using The QST RX Bridge (H&K)....................... «4, Nov.
Window Feedthrough (H&K), ........................... 71, Mar.
W6IEL Chassis Design, The (Alexander) ... ...... ... . “9, June
MOBILE
Л.С. For Yonr Car (Lawson)......................... 16, Feb.
Antenna for 2-Meter Mobile, Improved Vertical (Epp), . 32, Oct.
Mobile Noise Hint (H&K).. ........... .......... 5Q June
Power aud Muting for Mobile Converter (H&K)....... 33, Apr.
Simple Ignition-Noise Reduction (Lukoff)............... 61, Aug.
Simple- Interference Cure (H&K)....................... 71, Mar.
6-and2-Meter Mobile, A Turnstile/Dipole for (Tilton).. 40, Nov.
I2-Volt Power in a 6-VoIt Car ।H&K).................. 71, Mar.
500-Watt D.C.-to-D.C. Converter (Steele)............... 90, Dec.
OPERATING PRACTICES
Code, High «Speed (Nose)........................... «53, Nov,
Deluges of Traffic (Hart).......................... 68, Feb.
Keeping Up Interest in Your AREC Group (Hart)...... 43, Jan.
Public Service Through Civil Defense Communications
(White).,..................................... 28, Apr.
Some Fine Points in Traffic Handling (Hart)
PartlV — Handling Traffic by Radiotcietype..... 36, Feb.
Some Random Thoughts on Public Service i Hart)..... 38, Dec,
Traffic Men, Aids for (Hippisley )................... 93, Nov,
What lYice BPL? (Hart)............................. 76, Apr.
Your Code Is «Showing (Martin) .................... 50, Apr.
POWER SUPPLY
M^Jor Yonr.CLartLa wwn) ......................... 16,.Fob.
General-Purpose Voltage-Regulated Power «Supply, A
(Roberts) ,,................................ 42, Dec.
Helper for the Workbench, A (Schleicher ).......... 88, June
Junk-Box Zeners(H&K)............................... 94, Oct.
Nickcl-Cadmium Cell, The (Craven, Jr.)............... 82, July
Regulator-Tube Protection (H&K).................... 69, Sept.
Silicon Replacement of Tube Rectifiers (Countrvnian)... 46, Jan,
Transient Protection for Power Supplies (H&K)...... 64, Nov.
Voltage Regulation? (H&K).......................... 80, July
Voltage Regulator, Simple Adjustable (Meredith, Jr.).... 65, S.ept.
Voltage Transient Protection for Semiconductor Power
Supplies......................................... 84, Apr.
SfNLWatt D.U.-to-D,C, Converter (Steele).............. 90, Dec.
PROJECT OSCAR
Oscar Ш
Calls Heard.... ................................ 63, May
Communications Results (Gabrfelson)............ 84. Dec.
Computability with Transmit-Receive Converters
(McKay)........................................ 17, Feb.
Congratulations to Project Oscar (And More Pictures
of Oscar Participants)..............................80-81, June
Making Use of the Telemetry Signals (Walters').... 16, Mar.
Orbital Predictions and How to Use Them (Qabriel-
suu)........................................... 11, Mar.
Orbits the Earth (Orr)......................... 56, May
Photo Story, .................................. 15, Mar.
Orbital Predictions for (Gabrielson)............. (fl, May
‘‘Quickie” Orbital Predictions for (Orrand Walters). 11, Feb,
Fee,dback..................................... 84, Apr.
Recording (Flink, П)............................ 20, Feb.
Siow-Sean Via................................... 20, Feb.
Some Oscar Participants (Photo Story)............. 65, May
Telemetry System, The (Norgaard — Orr')......... 29, Jan,
W6EE............................................. 28, June
Oscar IV
Launch Announcement.............................. 41, Deq
PUBLIC SERVICE
Aids For Traffic Men (Hippisleyj....................... 93. Nov.
Amateur Radio and the Public Interest (Loucks).......... 42, June
Amateur Radio Public Service Corps (Hart)........60, Jan.;68, Feb:
88, Mar.; 76, Apr.; 90, May; 84, June; 74, July; 67, Aug.;
78. Sept.;58, Oct.; 66, Nov.;56, Dec.
Anatomy of Public Service Communications, The (Hart)
Part I — How John Hannu Got His ARPSC Started 65. June
Part 11 — The Ins and Outs of John Hamm’s Progress 26, July
Partlll — The Price of John Hamm’s Prominence . 4(1, Aug.
Part IV — Putting the ГСС to Woifc.............. 72, Sept.
ARRL National Calling and Emergency Frequencies,
The................................................64A-B, June
Dedication Plus (Hart)............................... 90, May
Deluges of Traffic (Hart)............................ 68, Feh,
Emergency Communications.............................. 9, Ort.
Emergency Drill, Deluxe Style (McCullum)............. 27, Oct.
Floods in Midwest (Chamalian) ...................... 51. Nov.
Hamming From Your Fall-out Shelter (Hart)... .60, Jan.; 44, Mar.
Hurricane Hilda (Chamalian).. ....................... 30, Jan.
Jurisdiction (if The Emergency Coordinator (Hart).... 88, Mar.
Keeping Up Interest in Your AREC Group (Hart)........ 43, Jah.
K7GS At The 1965 Girl Scout Roundup (Rochlitzer).... 70, Nov.
Public Service Through Civil Defense Communications
(White)................................-............ 28, Apr.
Simulated Emergency Test — 1964 (Hart & Chamalian). 62, Feb.
Some Random Thoughts on Pu <!ie Service (Hart)....... 38, Dec.
Some Fine Points of Traffic Handling-IV (Hart)....... 36, Feb.
Tornadoes, A Tale of (Hart)......................... 88 Oct
Up The Flagpole (Hart).............................. 84, June
Using The National Calling and Emergency Frequencies
(Hart).............................*................. 60, Mar.
What Price BPL? (Hart)............................ 76, Apr.
200 Meters Down (Pierce)............................. 57, June
RECEIVERS
Shrimp Transceiver, The (Galeski, Jr J............. 22, May
Variable-Level Receiver Muter, A (Schafer)......... 59, June
WWV On The Drake 2B (H&K).......................... 64, Nov.
2N2 Receiver, The (Blakeslee),..................... II, Jan.
RECEIVING
Cheap and Easy Squelch (H&K)....................... 71, Aug.
Cross Modulation, Note on (Davis).................. 83, Sept.
C.W. Audio Selectivity (H&K)....................... 68, Sept.
Drake Noise Blanker, Using The (H&K)............... 95, Oct.
Handbook Converter for 160, 80, and 40 Meters, Modify-
ing the (Creason).................................. 55, Nov.
HBR Developments (Crosby).......................... 11, Oct.
I ncreased Selectivity for З-Kc.-Bandwidth Receivers
(Wherry).............................-............. 41, Apr.
Low-Noise Double-Conversion 144-Mc. Converter, A
(Lappin)........................................... 22, July
Noise Considerations in Receiver Design (Boomer)
Parti............... .............................. 21, May
PartH........,................................. 45, June
Noise-Figure Indicator (Sly)....................... 20, Jan.
Oscar ill Compatability with Transmit-Receive Convert-
ers (McKay)........................................ 17, Feb.
Panadapter Adapter (H&K)........................... 46, Dec.
R9/S1 (Poor)....................................... 33, Oct.
Semiconductor Converter for 432 Me., A. (Clark)....,... 34, Dec.
Some Thoughts on Hang A.G.C. Systems (Opal)........ 60, Dec.
Some Thoughts on Home Receiver Design ('.“The Miser's
Dream”) (Goodman)................................... 11, May
Feedback. ...................................... 26- Aug.
Transistor Preamplifier for 432 Me., A (Brannin)... 62, Oct.
V.L.F. Converter With Untuned Input (H&K),.......... 27, Feb.
Weak Signal V.H.F’. Reception (Olson)............... 25, Dec.
2 -|- 6 Converter-Preamplifier, The (DeMaw)........ 48, Dec.
3.5-Mc. Auto-Radio Conversion (H&K)................ 80, July
80- and 40-Meter Transistorized Converter, A (McCoy).. 46, Sept.
RECENT EQUIPMENT
Alltronics-Howard Model L RTTY Couverter........... 51, Oct.
Clegg Apollo Six Linear Amplifier, The............. 91, Nov.
Clegg SS Booster................................... 87, July
Clegg 22’er, The................................ 38, Apr,
Drake TR-4 Transceiver............................. 80, Dec.
Dynalab Three-Band Conversion Kit.................. 54, Oct.
Gonset Sidewinder 2-Meter Transceiver, The......... 64, Mar.
Gonset Sidewinder 6-Meter Transceiver, The......... 76, Aug.
Gonset 9ЭЗА and 913A V.H.F. Amplifiers.............. 74, Aug.
Hallicrafters SR-42 and SR-46 V.h.f.Transceivers.... 85, July
Heathkit HW-14 Sideband Linear Amplifier Kit, The.... 89, Nov.
Heathkit SB-200 Linear Amplifier, The................ 88, M$v
Heathkit SB-400 Transmitter, The.................... 54, Jan.
Henry 2-K Linear Amplifier.......................... 82, June
NCL-2000 Linear Amplifier, The. .................... 58, F“e >.
Racal RA-71, The.................................... 52, Oct .
Swan 350 Transceiver, The.............................. 61 Sept.
REGULATIONS
Canada Adopts C.W. Segments of U.H.F................ 42, Mar.
Canadian Alternate Addresses........................ 46, Feb.
Citizens Rule Changes............................... 39, .June
Conditional Class Exarninitlon Circles.............. 46, Feb.
Conditional Class Mileage Changed................... 34, Apr.
Dominican Republic Reciprocity...................... 75, Apr.
DX Operating Notes............................77, June: 49. Julv
Examination Point Changes........................... 37, Apr.
Fairbanks, Alaska Examinations...................... 38, June
FCC Proposals For Incentive Licensing............... 44, May
Fee Adjustment Proposed............................. 48, Mar
Reciprocal Operating Rules..........35, Арг.; 48, May, 38, Juue
Retaining Novice Calls............................ 46, Feb-
RTTY
Amateur Teletype.................................... 48, Julv
Audio Frequency-Shift Keying for RTTY (Hoff)....... 32, June
Fun with Teletype (Hoff)....... .................... 44, Dec.
Mainline'ГТ/L F.S.K. Demodulator, The (Hoff)........ 27, Aug.
Operating The Teleprinter (Hoff).................... 29, Feb.
Over-All Design Consit brations for RTTY Demodulators
(Hoff)........................................... 44, Apr.
R eceivmgRa diotb etype H off)...................... 21, Mar.
RTTY Reception for Beginners (Blakeslee)............ 28, Mar.
RTTY Indicator Systems (Hoff)....................... 21, Oct.
RTTY Station, Operating The (Hoff).................. 44, Nov.
Some Hue Points in Traffic Handling (Hart)
Part IV—Handling Traffic by Radioteletype...... 36, Feb
“Starter,” RTTY Converter (H&K)..................... 46. Dec.
Teletype Machine, The < Hoff), ..................... 14, Jan.
Transmitting Radioteletypc ( Hoff).................. 16, May
SINGLE SIDEBAND
Filterfier, The (МасС Лист and Thompson, Jr.)........ 32, Nov..
Heath 8B-40U (H&K)................................. 80, July
Pulsed Signals Through S.S.B. Transmitters........... 18, Sept.
Pulsed Two-Tone 'Test Oscillator, A (Lange).......... 11, Sept.
Testing a Sideband Transmitter (Blakeslee)........... 14, Sept.
VXO With The 20 A (H&K)............................. 65, Nov.
5-Mc. V.F.O., A Compact Stable (Meredith)............ 29, Nov.
6-Meter S.S.B. Mixer-Converter, A (Deane)............ 51, Aug.
TRANSISTORS
Audio Peak Limiterf or Voice Transmission, An (Moate). 21, Aug.
Challenge of Milliwatt Power, The (Dreher)........... 56, Get.
D ipper, The (McCoy)................................ 26. Nov.
Filterfier, The (MaeCluer and Thompson, Jr.)......... 32, Nnv-
Improvcd Modulation for the November QST Transistor
Rig (H&K)......................................... 50, June
Monifilter. The (Tyrrell and Tinker, Jr.). .......... 18, Nov.
Semiconductor Converter for 432 Me., A (Clark)........ . 34, Dec.
Simple Electronic Kev. A (Hayward).................. 54, Dec
Transistor Audio Oscillator, A ( Baxter, Jr.)........ 51, Feb,
Transistor Preamplifier for 432 Me., A (Brannin).... 62, Oet.
Transistor Secondary Frequency.Standard, A (Grigg) .. . Ц, July.
Feedback...................................... 10, Nov.
Transistor Speech Amplifier ( H&K)................... 47, Dec.
80- and 40-Meter Transistorized Converter, An (McCoy) 46, Sept.
500-Watt D.C.-to-D.C, Converter (Steele)............. no, Dec.
TRANSMITTERS
Shr'inip Transceiver, The (Galeski, Jr.)..... 22, May
Sing! c-Band Combos (Sehorje Jr.).......... . Mar
35 Watts Input ,80 and 40 .Crystal or V F 0 /McCoy) .. 58, Apr .
JOO Watts on 6 Meters (Yaucey)............... (2, Apr.
TRANSMITTING
A.M./C.W, Exciter for 144 Me., An (DeMaw)..... 39, Sept.
Audio Frequency-Shift Keying for RTTY ffloff). J2, June
Controlling Modulation of the Screen ш 4CX250B A.M.
Transmitters (H&K).......................... 84, Jan.
Crystal Oscillator for the 32V (H&K)............... 95, Oct.
Crystal Test Oscillator (H&K)........................ 27, Feb.
Different Type of V.F.O. Circuit, A (Gordon)......... 30, July
Grounded-Grid Linear Amplifier, A “Top-Band ” (Suther-
land and Barber)..................................... 40, Oct.
Have You Got ’Em — Harmonics, That Is? (McCoy)... 45, Mar.
Heath SB-400 (H&K)................................. 80, July
HW-12 Modifications, Some (Biggs).................... 71, Apr,
Keying, Вгсак-in for Crystal-Controlled Cathode-Keyed
Transmitters (Erdman)........................ 19, Oct.
KWM-2 and Ranger on Field Day, The (H&K)............. 51, June
Oscar 111 Compatability with Transmit-Receive Convert-
ers (McKay)........................................ 17, Feb.
Parasitic Suppressors for Final Amplifiers (H&K)____ 51, June
Relaylese Screen-Grid Keying Circuit (H&K)........... 50, June
Sweep-Tube Linear Amplifier for 75 Meters, A (Wolfla, II) 64, July
V.F.O. Drift Measurement (H&K)....................... 80, July
WfifEL Chassis Design, The (Alexander)............... 79, June
4 X 150 Screen Modulator/Regulator (H&K)............ 69, Sept.
5-Mc, V.F.O., A Compact Stable (Meredith)........... '19, Nov.
V.H.F. AND MICROWAVES
Amateur Reception of Weather Satellite Picture Transmis-
sions (Anderson)............................... U, Nov.
A.M./C.W. Exciter for 144 Me., An (DeMaw).......... 39, Sept.
Antenna for 2-Meter Mobile, Improved Vertical (Epp)... 32, Oct.
Brer-Can Baluns lor 144, 220 and 432 Me. (Holladay and
Farwell)........................................... 48,. Feb.
Feedback..,.................................... 43, Mar.
Heath “Twoer" (H&K)................................. 71, Aug,
Helical Beam, The Basic (DeMaw),.................. l,H , Nov .
How High The Moon (Lund)............................ 55, July
Improved Modulation for the November QST Transistor
Rig (H&K)... -...................................... 50, June
KP1BPZ Story, The................................... 88, Aug,
Low-Noise Double-Conversion 144-Mc. Converter, A
(Lappin)............................................ 22, July
Microwave Pulse Communication (Zimmer).............. 82, Sept.
New Distance Record on The 21,000 Me. Band (Shar-
baugh)..............—.............................. 25, Apr.
Oscar Practice.................................... 162, July
Power Mounts for Moon Tracking (Michael)............ 84, Sept.
Semiconductor Converter for 432 Me., A (Clark)..... 34, Dec.
Some Observations with V.H.F. Folded Dipoles....... 82, Apr.
Story of El Radar, The (DeMaw)...................... 24, Sept.
Tracking the Moon — In Simple English (Michael).... 37, Jan.
Transistor ^amplifier for 432 McM A (Brannin) ...... 62, Oct.
V.ELF. Coaxial Tanks, More on (H&K)................. 84, Jan.
V.H.F. Grounds (H&K)................................ 71, Aug.
V.H.F. Scope Connections (H&K)...................... 70, Aug,
Weak Signal V.H.F. Reception (Olson)................ 25, Dec.
2 p 6 Converter-Preamplifier, The ( DeMaw)............. 48, Den.
2N2 Receiver, The (Blakeslee)....................... 11 Jan.
6-and 2-Meter Mobile, A Turnstile/Dipole fnr (Tilton).. 40, Nov.
6-Meter S.S.B. Mixer-Converter, A (Deane)........... 51, Aug,
100 Watts on 6 Meters ( Yancey).................... 12, A)jr.
★ QST ★
Index to Volume L —1966
ANTENNAS AND
TRANSMISSION LINES
Club Councils and Federations........................... 99, June
Public Service Work.................................... 97, June
Antenna, The Conical Monopole (Pappcnfusi......... 21, Nov,
Antennas. Predicting the Sag in Lone-Wire(Elcngo, Jr.).. 57, Jan.
Arrays for 50 and Ш Me., Building Your Own (Tilton)... Git.
Balanced & Unbalanced Lines, A Transmatch For
(McCoy)........................................... .4 Oct.
Beams for 50 and 144 Me., Portable (Tilton)....... 32, Jan.
Boom Drilling Aids (H&K)............. 75, June
Coax, Low Loss (Desmond and Tuttle)............... 15, Dec.
Filter, An Effective Low-Pass (Welsh)............. 16, Jan.
Ham-M Rotator with long control lines, Using the
(H&K) ............................................ 84, Sept.
Heath 8.W.R. Meter, Building a Transinatch into the
(Perera).......................................... 20, -hn.
Keeping Feedlines Untangled (H&K)................. 66, July
L Networks for Reactive Loads (Gordon)............ 30, Sept.
Lazy*H Antenna, A V.H.F. (Gini. & Gad.)............. 34, Dee.
Mobile Antenna, A Neat 50-Mc. (Tilton)............ 44, May
Noneonductive Guys (Hamlin)....................... 28, May
Feedback....................... 99, Nov.
Open-Wire Line Spacers (H&K)...................... 45, Mar.
Station Design For DX (Rockwell)
Part 1 Antenna Topics & «Siting............... 50, Sept.
Smith-Chart Calculations for the ttidto Amateur (Hall)
Part 1 — Graphical Solutions of Transmission-Line
Prnhlems....................................... Vi Jan.
Feedback...........................,«75, Mar.; lO.Juue
Part II — Determining Actual A Henna I mpolanees. 30, 1'eb.
Feedback..........................,.......... 76, Mar.
Telescoping Mast. A Mark II (Corgiat)............. *ffi Apr.
Tower Support, Inexpensive (H&K).................... "4, J une
Transmission Lines as Circuit Elements, A Review of
(Jensby).......................................... -‘'G Hv.
Twc-Element Beam lor 15, A (McCoy)................. 41, В ejt •
Varimatcher, The ( DeMaw)......................... IL May
Yagi Arrays for 432 Me. (Tilton).................. 19, Apr.
Yagi vs. Quad (Fitz).............................. 20, Oct.
“Zepp”, Center-Fed For Я0 and 40 (Gann)........... 15, May
15-Meter Openings?, Novices—Are You Ready for
(McCoy)........................................... .?< Mar.
AUDIO-FREQUENCY
EQUIPMENT AND DESIGN
Audio Limiter for C.W. (H&K)......................... 70, Feb.
(JQ Machine for Voice, An Automatic (Taylor)......... 75, Mar.
Filter Design, An Amateur Application of Modem
(Wetherhold)...................................... 14, July
Limiter, A Passive (Schleicher)...................... 22, Dec.
RTTY Filters, High-Performance (Hoff)
Part 1 — Improved Designs for Better Reception ... 16, Aug.
Part II—High-Performance RTTY Filters.......... 34, dept.
Selectroid, The (McCoy)........................... 18, Dec.
Station Control, Some Thoughts On (Blakeslee)........... 27, Jan.
25 to 25,003 Cycles (Lange).......................... 30, July
Universal Modulator, 50 Watts (De Maw)............... 25, Dec.
BEGINNER AND NOVICE
Balanced & Unbalanced Lines, A Transmate hlbr (M G>y ) D t
Components, How To Substitute (McCoy)............. 24, June
Heath «S.W.R. Meter, Building a Transmatch into the
(1’ereraJ........................................ 20, Jan.
Is One of These Your Problem? (McCoy)............. 26, May
Mighty Midget, The (McCoy) ....................... 54, Feb.
Mighty Midget, A Mato for the (McCoy;............. 49, Apr.
Seloctroid, The (McCoy).......................... 18, Dec.
Two-Element Beam For 15, A (McCoy)............... 41, «Sept.
Use A Monitor! (McCoy)......... .................. 29, N>v.
Wavobridge, The (McCoy).......................... 43, July
15-Meter Openings?, Novices—Arc You Ready for
(McCoy).......................................... «Н Mur.
COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT
ARRL Affiliated Club Honor Roll..................... 100, Juue
ARRL Program, The.................................... Л7, June
C. D. Article Contest
“A New Year’s Resolution” (Johnston ............ 97. Mar.
*’DXOperating Procedures” (Hennigan)............ 100, July
“ Radiomanship ” (Amis).................. 103, Sept.
CONTESTS AND
OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Armed Forces Day
Announcement...................................... 55, May
Results.......................................... .80, Ort,
ARRL Countries List.............................. 9(1, Jan.
ARRL Intruder Watch................................10, May
C.D. Parties
Results...............92, Jan.; 103, Apr.; 101, July; 115, Oct.
CL and VA, On Using.. ......................... 98, Sept'
Code Proficiencv Issuances....................... 96, Mar-
(’ode Proficiency Certificate Issuances, More Top-Level.. 98, Sept.
Code, Some Notes on Acquiring the (Johnston).. 62, Nov.
Conditions Good on 160........................ 94, Feb.
Contest Calendar................................ 58, Jan.
Correct, Accurate Reports........................ 97, May
DX Competition
Announcement.................................... 59, Jan,
High Claimed Scores.............................. 54, July
Results......................................... 58, (>t.
Announcement— 1967.......................58, Oct.; 14, Dec.
DXCC, About.................................... 88, Jan.
DXCC Notes ..................................... 90, Jan.
DX Operating Notes. ...........31), Jan.; 67, Feb.; 158, Mar.
DXpcditionfl — A Caution.......................... 9, June
Emergency Principles Determined in New Orleans
Meeting........................................ 98, July
Field Dav Rules Proposed,........................ 89, Jan.
Field Day Rules Changes, About. ................ 101, Apr.
Field Day, Rules 1966.......................... 52. June.
Results........................................ 66, Nov.
Field Organization, etc., Invitation to be in.... 98, Mar.
FMT
.Announcement..............................94 Bi.;.99 Bp X
Results....................................89 Jan.,- 100, June
G В A (Moreau).................................. 55 , (H,
Goals.......................................... 84, Aug.
Handling Q Signals Correctly...................... 85, Aug,
High «Speed Code Test.....................98, Mar.; 102, Sept.
Identification,About.............................. 85, Aug.
Individual Responsibility....................... 100, Sept.
ID Requirements & Phonetics......................... 98, Sept.
Listen Before Calling CQ. ...................... 96, Mar.
MARS Opens Viet Nam Circuits................... 94. Mar.
NCEF, Standby Receiver on....................... 97, Mav
NCEFs, Using the. ................................ 97, Miy
Net Operations, Ideas That Can Improve Your......... 86, Aug.
Novice Roundup
Announcement................................... 50, Jan.
Res'ilts.......................................... 55, Julv .
Novice Roundup, About the......................... 96, Feb.
GES Becomes OVS............................... 112, Oct.
Official Observer Information................... 99, July,
Originating Traffic, Some Hints on .............. 100, Julv,
Overseas Viewpoint. ............................ 9y, July
Post5’ for Techs. ........................... 99, Mav
*'QSL . . . Solid Серу" (Troster)............... 51, Oct.
QSO Party
Ala., 134, June-, Calif , 146, OutConn ., Г11, Oct.; Del,, 117,
Oct,-Fla. 136 Mar ;Ga., 138, Mgv; Hi., 91, Aug.; Ind., 92, Aug.;
Iowa, 122, Apr.; Kan., 118. May: La., 97, Jan.,* Md.-D.C., 118,
Ort.; Mass., 120, Sept.: Minn., 106, July; Mo., 114, Mar.; New
Eng., 126, Nov.;N. B„ 130, Nov.; N. J., 90, Aug.; N. Y. «State,
(04, June; N. 1)., 108, May; NYC-LI, 110, Feb.; Ohio, 116,
Apr., 113, Nov.; Penn., 105, Sept.; Annual QCWA, 73, Jan.;
II. L, 120, Mar.; S, C., 108, Aug.; Tenn., 106, Feb.; Vt., 118,
Feb.; Va., 122. Jan.; Wash. State, 126, Sept.; W. Va„ 138, Oct.
RTTY Assumes T CC Role.......................... 97, Mar.
RTTY Sweepstakes
Results — Fifth Annual World-Wide.............. 6.9, Feb.
Sixth World-Wide. .............................. 98, Out,
Section Net News................................ 95, Feb.
Simulated Emergency Test, ARRL 21st Annual...... 82, Oct.
«S.S.B., Achieving the С1о:ш Signal............. 84, Aug.
Sweepstakes
High-Claimed Scores—1965........................ 98, Feb.
32nd Phone — C.W.-Club Results................ 72, Apr.
Announcement — 33rd ARRL......................112, Oct.
Sweepstakes Phone & C.W. Equipment Tabulation... 56, May
Traffic Netters, A Special Word to.............. 99, May
Tulsa Наз ап AREC Kit......................... 99, Sept.
Use Those SEC Addresses........................ 113, Oct.
VE/W Contest
Results— 1965.........................-..... 54, June
Announcement —1966. ...................... 57, Sept.
VEl Contest — Twelfth Annual................... 136, Jan.
VHP Nets................................-....... 94, Feb.
V.H.F. Netting Invites You.... -............. 98, June
V.H.F. QSO Party
Announcement — September........... ..-. <>Q Sept
Results.....................^..June-60, Sept.’, Sept ,-62, Dee.
V.H.F. Repeaters & Contest Scoring............. 99, Sept.
V.H.F. Sweepstakes.............................. 88, Jan.
V.H.F. Sweepstakes
Announcement.......................... ......... 61, Dec.
Results—19th ARRL........................... 56, June
YL/OM Contest
Rules—17th Annual. . ..................... 86, Jan.
Results. ................................... 8Я July
Wanted: Oode Practice Schedules.................114, Oct.
Western Union Surplus Printers.................. 98, July
97.73 — or Bust (Lien )
Parti. .............................52, O2t.
Partll ~.................................. 58, Nov.
CONVENTIONS
ARRL National —1966......lu, Jan.; 58, Feb.; 37, Mar.; 9, Apr.
Georgia State.................................. lb, May
Great Lakes Div..................... ........ 95, Oct.
Hudson Div............................... 95, Oct.
Michigan State................................. 56, Mar.
Ontario Province..................... 71, Sept.
Roanoke Div,....................-........ • • • • 10» May
Rocky Mountain Div.............................. 10, June
Southeastern Div................................ 10, Jan.
Southwestern Div................................ 10> Apr.
West Gulf Div.................................... 10, May
West Virginia State.............................. Ю, June
EDITORIALS
AlUiL Intruder Watch, The....................... 9, May
Board Meeting................................. 9, Apr.
DXpeditions — A Caution.................. ... 9, June
Emergency Communications — A National Plan...... 9, Aug.
Fewer Newcomers....................... — ..-- 9 Feb.
Freeloaders...........—.......................... 9, July
Furor.......................................... 9, Nov.
HamQuest *67.................................... 9, Oct.
IARU Progress.......................... ........ 9, Apr.
LateQSTs....................................... 9, Mar.
National Convention........................... 9, Apr.
New Operating Manual............................ 9, Dec.
ДОТ Changes...................................... 9, July
RACES............................................ 9. Dec.
The All-Too-Silent Voice of The Booster......... 9, Sept.
Year in Review, The........................... 9, Jan.
VV6ZH — A Tribute.............................. 9, June
2(1 Meters and Down.......................... 9, Mar.
EMERGENCIES
Civil Defense Radio Station, Betting Up A (Geiser)..... 6'3, June
Emergency Communications — A National Plan...... 9, Aug.
Emergency Preparedness in Non-Mctropolitan .Areas
(Wilson & Haase)............................. .. 49. Aug.
Hurricane Alma................................. 67, Sept.
Mass. Governor Praises Amateurs................. 44, Feb.
Simulated Emergency Test, ARRL21st Annual....... 8'2, Oct.
You and Emergency Communication (.Hart)......... 63, May
FEATURES
A Letter From Our President................... 10, Mar.
Amateur Balance, The (Grenfell)................. 55, Nov.
Amateur Radio — A National Resource (Hoover)....... 21. Apr.
AmateurRadioFreqneneyALlocationa&UsetSehmeting). 61, Apr.
ARRL Awards Honor Roll Гог 1965.__________________ 46, Apr.
As The Ham Sees ARRL (Waters)............. 46. May
B.AJLT. (Dittman)........................... 52, May
Event on Five Meters (Yerger)........ ............ KiO, Nov.
For Safety’s Sako (Morgan)..................... 56, Dec.
Red Cross Award to ARRL (photo)................. 25, Apr.
Red Cross Plaque presented to ARRL (photo). .. 26, Apr,
Red Wire to Post Three (Holt).................. 52, Dec.
Station Design for DX (Rockwell)
Part 1 — Antenna Topics and Siting....... 5<), Sept.
Part 11 — Economics of Station Design and Con-
struction................................... 48, Oct.
Part III — (a) Station Configuration &
(b) Receiver Topics............................ 50, Nov.
Part IV — (a) Propagation Quirks and (b) Oper-
ating Tips.,................................. 53, Dec.
TVI IS Still With Us (Kratokuil).................... 50, Dec.
WhatWivesThink About Ham Radio (Ross)............... 57, Dec.
FICTION
Antenna Ranchero, The (Troster)........................... 74, Jan.
F-O-R-E (Troster)..................................... 78, Feb.
“QSL . . . Solid Copy” (Troster).......................... 51, Oct.
The Nature Lover (Troster)................................ 43, Aug.
Tower, The Invisible (Turner)............................. 35, Apr.
HAPPENINGS OF THE MONTH
A Letter From Our President........................ 10, Mar.
Amateurs & Members......................... 41, Mar.
Amateur Radio as a Career.......................... 43, Mar.
Amateur Radio Weeks (photos) Hl., 73, June; New Or-
leans. 75, Sept.; Tenn., 75, Sept.
Augus, D.J., W9CYQ................................. 72, Dec.
Another Legal Victory........................... 49, Jan.
Antenna Form 401-A Now Obsolete .................. 48., Jan.
Anti-noise Bill Clears Senate...................... 59, Aug.
ARRL Asks Low End of Two......................... 47, Jan.
Board To Meet Early.............................. 66, May
Bove, Charles M., W0MXC........................... 89, Oct.
Canadian Centennial Calls.......................... 88, Oct.
Canadian License Figures........................... 60, Aug.
CH OperatorN ailed Despite “Skip Call”............. 60, Aug.
CB Request on Calls Denied......................... 88, Oct.
Centennial Calls for Canada...................... 48, Jan.
Change of Address or Name...................... 72, June
Civil Judgment Against CB Licensee................ 60, Aug.
Cover Plaque Award (photos)
W4WQZ, 43, Mar.; K1PLP, 39, Apr.; W2EEY/WID CG/
DJbHV, 66, Мау.КЗСГА, 74, Sept.; WA3?QG, '88 Oct.;
W0GIL & K0HLZ, 85, Nov.; W1YLB, 85, Nov.;
Director Election Results.......................... 74, Jau.
Dunn, Dr. Lawrence J., W2LP........................ 89, Oct.
Election Notice.......................... 58, Aug.,’74 Sept
Election Results....................................84, Nov.
Examination Schedule............................. 49, Jan.
Family Membership.................................. 89, Oct.
Family Opcrating Privilege Denied................. 88, Oct.
FCC Denips.Fee Reductions ..................... 34, Feb.
FCC Denies Power Reduction............... ....... 89, Ort.
FCC Dismisses Petition Against Contest & Playback ... 39, Apr.
FCCExaminationSchedule............................. 69, July
FCCHamfeetAttendanceSuspended................. 67, May
FCC Personnel Changes........................ 40, Mar.
FCC Policy on FM/TV Receiver Design............... 39, Apr.
FCC Seeks Eng'mecr................................. 93, Feb.
Finance Committee Report........................... 62, Aug.
Foster, W0GQ, New Midwest Director................. 68. July
Gov. Volpe/Mass. Amateur Radio Week — (photo)...... 38, Mar.
I dentify in English............................. 72, June
Kentucky Call Plates Defeated.................... 73, Juno
Kratokvil Retires................................ 34, Feb.
K2BVC Award (Group photo)......................... 42, Mar.
Las Vegas Exam ................................ 49, Jan.
League Requests Ten-Meter RTTY................... 72, June
Massachusetts License Plates ..................... Г2, Dbc.
Minutes of Execu five thmmittee Meeting .... 140, Jan.; 42, Mar.;
67^May;7O,July;"47»bcft.;'’at Dec.
Minutes of 1966 Annual Meeting of Boardof Directors.. fQ Ju jy
More Amateur Radio Weeks...................51) Aug ; 88. Oct.
National Convention —1967..,..................... 81, Nov.
National Amateur Radio Week..................... 75, Sept.
New Amateur Chief, W3BG........................... 67, May
New Novice Question............................... 75, Sept.
Overseas & Absentee Ballots....................... 60, Aug.
Permanent Status Proposed for RACES............... 40, Mar.
Plaque to W4MVH for Service as Director (photo).... 89, Oct.
Prison Sentence for Citizen Bander................ 48, Jan.
Proposed Antenna Tower Rules.,..................... 66, May
Queen’s Counsel Honors for VFjJRX.................. 67, May
RACES Now Permanent.............................. 75, Sept.
Reciprocal Operating with Paraguay................. 66, May
Renewals by U.S. Amateurs Overseas................. 38, Apr.
Report of Membership <k Publication Committee...... 61, Aug.
Report of Official Availability Committee.............. 61, Aug,
Report of Planning Committee. ... ............... 61, Aue.
Report of Public Relations Committee............. 62, Aug.
Revised Articles & By-Laws......................... 68, July
Second Prison Sentence................................ SR, Apr.
Staff Notes........................................... 72, Dec.
Suspensions and Revocations.............,............. 35. Feb.
Telephone Company Fraud Bills.......................... 59. Aug,.
Temporary Traffic with 4U1 ITU....................... 88. Oct.
Tuska presentation (photo)............................ 77. Sept.
United Kingdom Reciprocity........................56, Jan.; 68, Feb.
What Bands Available.................................. 85. Nov.
W62H presentation from WlQV (photo)................... 69, July
W0NWX New ARRL President.............................. 68, July
IARU NEWS
Amateur Radio in Yugoslavia....................... 56. Apr.
Amateur TV in France................................ 56, Apr.
Application Procedure — France...................... 78, Sept.
Chilean Resident Thanks Amateurs... ................ 92. Oct.
Colombia Reciprocity.............................. 19, Jan.
DX Operating News...........................79, Sept.; 74, Dec.
DX Operating Notes..................30, Jan/, 67, Feb.; 158, Mar.
77, June; 144, July
European Band Plan.................................. 86. Nov.
Finnish Amateur Licensing................ .......... 67, Feb.
First Foreigner Operates in England................ 3.1, Jan.
Flash! Third Party with Uruguay..................... 87, Nov.
Foreign CN8 Mobile Operation........................ 81, July
Foreign PA0 Operation............................. 73. May
Foreign QSL Bureau Notes............................ 81, <h,ily.
France — ILS.Reciprocity ......................... 81., Julv,
Germany — U.S. Reciprocity.......................... 78, Sept.
Halligan, W9AC/W4AK & ARI President Dr. R. Senia,
11FA (photo)........................................ 74. Mar.
Ham Gear into Britain............................... 86, Nov.
IARU Progress........................................ 9, Apr.
Tndia/Israel— U.S.Reciprocity....................... 65, Aug.
Israeli Amateur Radio............................... 90. . Oct..
Korean Examination Results.......................... 86, Nov.
London Exhibition........ . .......................... ЛЦ (> t
LA1ITU, Oslo................................80 ,J d y;~A , D ее.
LA5LGSK............................................. <"9 Sept
LU Emergency Net.................................... 56, Apr.
Mexican Convention................................ 73, May
New FP8 Licensing Rules. ........................... 78, Sept.
New IARU Members— Nicaragua & Czechoslovakia.... 80, July
New IARU Member — Nigeria.......................... 68, le h
New Norwegian Calls................................ 86, Nov,
Notes and News..................................... 87, Nov.
Novice Class License Aught in Earn ha................ W, Ian.
OA4O DXpedition.................................... 152. Sept.
Polish Fair Operation.............................. 76. June
(.|SL Bureaus of the World..................76, June; 75, Dec.
Reciprocal Operating Rules for HK................... 68, Feb.
Region I Committee (photo).......................... 31, Jan.
Region I Conference In Opatija..............73, May; 64, Aug.
Region I Executive Committee (photo)................ 79, Sept.
ROAR International Friendship Award................. 31, Jan.
Swiss Win Antenna Case............................. 86, Nov.
U.K. Reciprocal Operating Agreement (photo)......... 56, Apr.
U.K, Reciprocal Operating Rules..................... 74, Mar.
United Kingdom Reciprocity.......................... 56. Jan.
U.S’.--- United Kmgdim Reciprocity................. (N. Feb
WAC.............‘................................... ‘4, Mar.
W6MLZWlnsColumbusAward............................. *74, Dec.
W0NWX New IARU President............................. Ж) . h k
Yugoslavian Anniversary Award....................... 92, Oft.
IK'i| Amateurs QRT................................. 76, June
IXil Backon the .Air............................... 154, Apt.
hO-Mc.BanddroppedinRhcdesia...................... ‘.fl, Ian.
9(71 Back on the Air.............................. 1.54, Sept.
50-Mc. Band dropped in Rhodesia..................... 30, Jan.
1966 IARC Convention — Geneva...................... 65, Aug.
KEYING, BREAK-IN AND
CONTROL CIRCUITS
Break-In Keying, More on S-Line (Hildreth).......... 43, May
Break-In Monitoring with the HA-1 (Thompson)....... 35, Dec-,
C,W. Keying Monitor, A Better (Trueblood)......... 23, Apr.
CWX, The (Fisher).................................. 20, Feb.
Feedback................................54,Apr.;67, Julv
CWX Control. The (H&K)............................ «7, July
Key Clicks?, Why (Crammer).......................... 11, Oct.
Feedback................................... 53, Nov.
Keyer Weight, Homebrew (H&K)...................... 74, May
.Keying, Low-Level Blocked-Grid (Grammer).......... Il, Nov,
Station Control, Full Break-In (H&K)................ 66, Apr.
Station Control, Some Thoughts On (.Blakeslee.).... 27, Jan.
Use A Monitor! (McCoy)............................ 29, Nov.
MEASUREMENTS
AND TEST EQUIPMENT
Audio Light Meter (H&K)............................ 63, Jan.
Audio Oscillator, Finding, the Value of an Unknown In-
ductance With an (H&K).......................... 67, Apr.
Beacon-Signal Generator............................ 72, Aug.
Capacitance Meter, Wide-Range (Coding)............. 18, Sept.
Checking Resonant Frequencies (H&K)................ 62 Jan.
Electrical Interference «Nelson)
Part 1 — Causes and Identification.......... 11, Apr.
Part II—Tracking and Cure..................... 39, May
Heath S.W.R. Meter, Building a Transmatch info the
(Perera)........................................ 20, Jan.
L Networks for Reactive Loads (Gordon)............. 30, Sept.
Oscilloscope, Simple Linear sweep lor (H&K)........ 71, Feb.
Pad Construction (H&K)............................. 44, Mar.
Power for the Noise Generator (Conley)............. 48, Feb.
Receiver, A Noise-Locator (DeMaw).................. 17, June
RTTY Filters, High-Performance (Hoff)
Part II — Improved Designs for Better Reception... 34, Sept.
RTTY Shifts, Checking (Hoff)....................... 35, May
Smith-Chart Calculations for the Radio Amateur (Hall)
Part I — Graphical Solutions of Transmission-Line
Problems..................................... 22. Jan.
Part II—Determining Actual Antenna Impedances. 30, Feb.
Feedback............................. 76, Mar.; 40, June
Test Generator, A Simple Two-Tone (Cheek).......... 26, Aug.
Transistor 100-Kc. Standard & Harmonic Generator... 28, J une
Transistors, Field-Effect (George )................ 16, Oct.
Tr-ansmatch, A 300-Ohm Standard For the (G&G)...... 22, Oct.
Varimatcher, The (DeMaw’i.......................... 11, May
Voltmeter, A Readout A.C-Line (G&G)................ 20. July
25 to 25,000 Cycles (Lange)........................ 30, July
MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL
A Letter From Our President........................ 10, Mar.
Amateur Balance, The (Grenfell).................... 55, Nov.
Amateur Radio Frequency Allocations & Use (Sehmeling). 61, Apr.
Amateur Radio on The Seven Seas.................... 2 8, July
A nriiversaryS cries —’Cl assie'Q *T Art ib esj anuary, page 4Ь,46
F tb ruary.pa ge62 -65 ;M arh , pageW, f 5 ;Ap ri , page68 ;M at ,
page Vr jane ,p « e80’,July ,p ж e-82 83’,Augu £ ,pag e68-69’,
September, page-82' October page 96* November page 92*
December 80.
ARRL Awards Honor Roll for 1965.................... 46, Mar.
ARRL QSL Bureau......150, Feb.; 152, May; 156, July ; 158, Sept.
164, Nov.
.4s Tie. Ham Ses ARRL/Va trs J..................... 46 My
A st ronet (Calkins & Gutcr). ..................... 5(1, Feb.
Auto License Plat es( H&K)......................... 48, Nov.
HART (Dittna m )...................................Y? ЛЬу
Blind—“ Audito ly M d » Di d”...................... 9'3. ,M ar.
Feedback............................................Mgv
Boduch, WA2GXI Rmdves Anne ihiili van Aw ail....... ’4 .8 <pt .
Canadian Ham History............................... Mv.
Coax, Using Uld (H&K).............................. IQ. Nov .
Oodo.Speed Nomograph (H&K)......................... ”4 • June
Civ’l Eb 6 ns1 Radio Station irttine Up A (Geisr.i. ft’4 June
f’vqles, Cvc1p& PerSecond, or Hertz................ 48. Aug.
F jgsv Box, The.................................... 17, Sept.
Family Membership.................................. 52, Feh.
FCC Seeks Engineers................................ 93, Feb.
Fl.ving Submarine, New Jersey Ham Builds........... 65, May
G В A (Moreau)..................................... 55, Oct.
Goldwater Operating WA7A0W (photo!................. 84, Jan.
“ Hamo I the Year” A ward.......................... 10, Feb.
Hamquest 67......................................... 47, Dec.
Headquarters Building
В uldin gF aid P rogress.........'M, Jan.; 76, May; 63, Aug.
M enb ersA relaying..............MJ. ап.Гб M ay 63 . A ug.
Help Youi Library Help You...................... 21, Mar.
Hick, Harry (Photo)............................. 46, Jan.
Improve Your Club’s Training Program (Foss)..... 55, Jan.
Jamboree On The Air (Gribi, Jr.)................ 58, Sept.
Keep’ ing The Log Book Flat H&K....................... 74, June
Key Base, A Heavy (H&K)......................... 67, July
“ Little Black Box” (Vander Horck)................. 33, Nov.
Lightning Calculator (H&K)......................... 48, Dec.
Meeting The Challenge (Watson)................... 51, June
Museum Items Wanted.............................. 26, Jan.
My Friend, CR6CH (Barbosa)......................... 53, Aug.
New Books.............................. ......... 79, Feb.
New MARS Chief K3AKK (photo)..................... 58, Jan.
Privilege ~ or Right? (Grenfell)................. 55, Sept,
(WT Abbreviations used in Text & Drawings, Some.. 57, Nov.
QST Congratulates.........................61, Jan.; 10, Apr.
QSL Card Mounts (H&K)................................ 74, May
Radio Frequency Managementj,Buss;................ 52, July
Rubber Feet (H&K).............................. 49, Nov.
SJRA 50th..,................................... 71, Dec.
Slow-Scan
Twenty-Meter Tests............................. 3.8, Sept.
TV Communications with Antarctica............ 20, Nov.
“Talking On Air" (Russell)...................... 54, Nov.
Ten-Minute Timer (H&K).. ..................... 75, June
TV! Television Forum (.photo).................... 77, Feb.
Weekly Radio Program. ......................... 26, Jan.
WWV to QSL “First-Day" Reception.............. 53, Nov.
MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL
Adapter For Mikes without P.T.T, Switch (H&K)...... 56, Oct.
Adapter Plug (H&K) (Feedback 77, Dee.)............. 49, Nov.
1 able 1-aciug, Another Met hodofForming Vinyl (H&K).. 57, Oct.
Chassis Mounting of Printed-Circuit-Tvpe Transformers
( H&K).......................................... • 1$ По.
FircuitBoards,“Unetehed” .......................... 16, Nov.
('leaning Crackle Finishes (H&K)................... 70, Aug.
(’oaxial Shield C onnectors, N eat (Н&1У............ 66, A pr.
OnrmcetionWeatherproofing(H&K)................... 67, Apr.
Crystal V.F.O., Building a Simile (Noble).......... 18, Nov.
Crystals, Restoring Etched (H&K).................... 66, Apr.
Electrical Interference CNebonJ
Parti—and Identification..................... 11, .tyr.
Parti! — Tracking and Cure..................... 39, May
Emergency Alignment Tool (H&K)...................... 48, N ov.
Equalizing the Low-Voltage Requirements of the HW-12
and SB-100 (H&K).................................. 49 I>c.
Filter Design, An Amateur A plication <1 Md cm
(Wetherhold).............................. _.............. UH
Gimmicks & Gadgets
Lazy-H Antenna, A. V.H.F....................... 34, Dec.
One-Watt Rig for 40 Meters, A (Dwight).......... 40, Nov.
Transistor Supply, Zener-Regulated Low-Current... 28, Sept.
Transmatch, A 300-Ohm Standard For The _____... 22, Oct.
U.H.F. Oscillator, An Experimental............. 24, Aug.
Feedback.................................. 94, Sept.
Voltmeter, A Readout A.C.-Line............... 20, July
Hardware, Vibration-Proof (H&K).................... 8Д Sept.
Heat Dissipating Plate Caps (H&K).................. 62, Jan,
Heath HW-32 Alignment (H&K)...................... 74, May
HpathHX-20, Improved C.W. Operation of the (H&K).. 44, Mar.
Hi-Fi and Electronic Organ Interference (M dCoy).... 32, June
IIP-23 With The HW-12 And The SB-100, Using The
(H&K)......................................... Г 5 Ma,v
HW-12 Rattle (H&K).................................. 49 Dec
llX-20andHR-20DialPointers<H&K)............... 74, June
Insulators, Toothpaste-tube Cap (H&K).............. 74f May
IsUne of These Your Problem? (McCoy)............... 26, -May
Key Clicks?,у (Grammer)............... „.......... 11, Oct.
Feedback.............................. -fi, №v,
KWM Relays (H&K).................................. M, Jdy
Mating Shaftsof Different Diameters (H&K).......... 75, May
MoreModificationsfortheKnightC-JOOfStred ef)........ *8 , D ec.
Neon Lamps (H&K)................................ 56, Oct.
New Apparatus
Ami-Tron Toroid Kit............................ 17, Nov.
Broad-band Ferrite Baluns...................... 17, May
Budwig Equipment Feet.......................... 29, Sept.
Esseo PS-3.................................. 29, July
Johnson Insulated Terminals. ................ 45, Nov.
Meter Protector.................... 33, Sept.
Meter Shield, New............................ 88, Feb.
Millen No-String Illuminated Slide-Rule Dial.... 108, Oct.
Millen R.F. Switches........................... 29, July
No Hole Mobile Antenna Mount................... 46, July.
Omega Multirange PaneLMcter Kit............... 108, Oct.
Polyphase Coaxial Switches..................... 34, May
Quick On-off PL-259 Adapter............ 29, July
Scmtech “Sllmpacs"...................UQ Ге К
TRP Tunaverter................................ .35 Feb
Veto Breadboard Kit..............................17 Nov .
Waters Refiectximeter.......................... 56, Sept.
Nonconduetive Guys (Hamlin)........................ 28, Mav.
Feedback......................................- 99, Nov.
Potentiometer Replacement (H&K)................... 84, Sept.
I’riuted-Circuit Cleaning Tool (H&K)............... OH, Jan,
Quick Connector (H&K).......................... 48, Nov.
Removing Slugs From Greenlee Punches (H&K)......... 62, Jan,
Rotary Switch Contacts (H&K)... .................. 62, Jan.
Shaft Couplings (H&K).............................. 71, Aug.
Shrinkable Sleeve Eliminates Shielding Gap in R.F, Cable
(H&K)........................................ 66, July
Silver-Plating Paste, Inexpensive (H&K)............ 75, May
Silver Polish in the Hamshack (H&K)............... 71, Feb.
Smith-Chart Calculations tor the Radio Amateur ( Hall)
Part I — Graphical Solutions M Transmission-Line
Problems...................................... 22, Jan.
Part II—Determining Actual Antenna Impedances 30, Feb.
Feedback...................... .76, Mar.; 40. June
Soldering Aid (H&K)................................. 70, Aug.
SolderingJ.lun Tip, Emergency (H&K)................. 85, Sept.
8.8.B. Transmitters, Telephone QRM from i Balmer)..., 34, June
Strengthening Feedthrough Capacitors ( H&K)......... 48. Dec.
Technical Correspondence
Active Filter for RTTY............. ........... 46, Nov.
Alternator Power Supply ....................... 48, Julv
BC-221 Maintenance............................. 78, Mar.
“ Cantenna' ’ as an R.F. Wattmeter, The........ 79, Mar.
Cross-Modulation in Receiver R.F. Pentodes..... 41, June
C-WX Control System, The....................... 54. Apr.
E«saII............................. .. .40, Sept.; 16, Dec,
Fire Protection.................... ....... 79, Mar.
Ground Planes, Phased.......................... 37, Aug.
Hertzes? Why Not?.............................. 39, Sept,
Improvisation — The Mark of the Amateur........ 48, July
1-177 Surplus Tube Tester, The................. 36. Aug.
Micro-Circuit tShift Register.................. 78, Mar.
Monifilter..................................... 77, Mar.
Narrow-Band TV Using Pseudo-Random Dot Scan.. 46. Oct.
Noise Locator.................................. 46, Nov.
Polar Coordinate Converters, Note on............. .54, 55, Apr.
One Plus One — Solid Copy..................79,80, Mar.
On Using The 6EH7.............................. 19, July
Feedback.................................. 94. Sept.
Plastic Quad Frame............................ 45, Dec.
Reactance Signposts,........................... 39, Sept.
Smith Chart, On Using The...................... 40, June
Standards for Moonbounecrs..................... 77, Mar.
Transistor Regenerative Detector..........40, June; 39, Sept.
Transistors for Amateur Applicatjcns, Low Priced
Premium...................................... 4? Ot
TV Boosters.................................... 40, Sept ,
TVT From Boosters.............................. 4$ July
Vertical for 80-40....................... ......4.6 47 Nov .
V.F.O. Stability............................... 45, Dec.
Voltage Regulators............................. 46, Nov.
W3QLV Crystal V.F.O., The...................... 77, Mar.
Technical Topics
Noise Figure & Receiver Noise ................. 21, Sept,
Telescoping Mast, A Mark П (Corgiat)................ 96, Apr.
Toroid Cores, Miniature (H&K)....................... 57, Oct.
Transformer, Improved Mounting for the Balanced-
Modulator (H&K)......... ................... 67, Apr.
’fens drmer Amina i<bhs, l ehning ( Н&Г)............ jf'0 J d
Transistors Field Effect (George) .................. 16 , Oct .
“Unpottmg"Permakay Filters (H&K).................... 48, Dee.
Work Light ( H&K)..................................... 70, Aug.
WAY V Moving to Colorado........ .............. 3‘J. June
8-Mc.Crystals with the SR-42&SR-46, Using(H&K).,., 70, Feb.
MOBILE
Beams for 50 and 144 Me., Portable (Tilton).......... 32, Jan,
Mobile Antenna, A Neat 50-Mc. (Tilton».............. -14, May
Bwer Si pb уД T ransistorless300-W att M cb'l e(E xum
% Joh пв ni.............................................. M у
Feedback,....................................... 54 Aug.
QSL Holder for Mobile (H&K)......................... 62, Jan.
Лрег-9 The Simple (North)............................ 20, Aug.
F e«lba &..................................70, Se ft ,;53, N ov.
Transmitter/Converter Unit, A Ten-Meter Mobile (Rush) 29, Aug.
6 Meter “Rushbox’’, The. (DeMaw)................. 11, July
OPERATING PRACTICES
C.D. Article Contest
“A New Year’s Resolution" (Johnston)..............'>7 Mar
“DXOperating Procedures" (Hennigan).............. 100, Jqlv
“Radiomans hip" (Amis).......................... 103, Sept.
CL and VA, On Using.................................. 98, Sept.
Code, Some Notes on Acquiring the. .(Johnston').,.... 62, Nov.
DX Operating,Notes. .......................67, Feb.; 158,.Mar. ,
G В A (Moreau)......... ......................... 55, Oct.
Identification, About................................ 85, Aug,.
ID Requirements and Phonetics........................ 98, Sept,
Listen Before Calling UQ............................. 96, Mar.
NCEFs. Using the.................................... 97. May
Originating Traffic, Some Hints ou.................. 100, Julv
Q Signals, Handling Correctly......................... 85, Aug.
“QSL . . . Solid Copy. " (Trostcri.. . ............... 51, Oct.
S.S.B. Signal, Achieving the Clean.................... 84, Aug, .
Traffic Netters, A Special Word to.................. 99, May
97.73 — or Bust! (Lien)
Parti................................................... 52, Oct.
Part 11............................................ 5k, Nov.
POWER SUPPLY
D.C. Power Supply, Variable-Voltage (Wagner).......... 32, Nov.
Dual-Voltage D.C. Supply (H&K)........................ 70, Aug..
Dual-Voltage Power Supply Has Increased Efficiency
(H&K)................................................. 75, June
Electronically Regulated Supply, Using an Overload, Re-
lay with an (H&K)..................................... 19, Nov.
Power for the Noise Generator (Conley)................ 48, Feb.
PowerSupply, A Transistorless 3(J0-watt Mobile (Exum. &
Johnson)............................................ 23, May
Feedback...................... ,................ 52, Aug.
PowerSupply, a Wide-Range Voltage-Regulated (Nydam) 38, May
Feedback..................,...................... 3b, May
Transistor Supply, Zener-Regulated Low-Current (G&G) 28, Sept.
12 Volts at 500 Ma. — Regulated (Copp)............... 50, July
PROJECT OSCAR
Oscar IV
DueDec21................................... IR Jnn-
(The World Above 50 Me.) - -................. 80, 81, Fob-
Project Oscar Wins Christopher Columbus Award.... 31, Jan*
PUBLIC SERVICE
A Busy Weekend.................................... 72, Sept.
Amateur Radio in the U. 8. Coast Guard Auxiliary
Baldini).......................................... 88, Nov.
Amateur Radio Public Service Corps (Hart)..64, Jan.; 42, Feb.;
51, Mar.; 44, Apr.; 58, May; 66, June; 58, July; 54, Aug.;67, Sept.;
84, Oct.; 79, Nov.
ARRL Simulated Emergency Test, 21st Annual.......... 82, Oct.
Astronet (Calkins & Guter)........................ 50, Feb.
Civil Defense Radio Station, Setting Up A (Geiser).. 63, June
Convention ARPSC Meetings........................... 44, Apr.
Diary of the AREO. .65, Jan.; 46, Feb.; 52. Mar.; 46. Apr.; 59, May;
69, June; 59, July; 56, Aug.; 68, Sept.; 84, Oct.; 81, Nov.
Emergency Communications — A National Plan.......... 9. Aug.
How To Join The AREC (Hart)............... 63, July
How to Register Your Net.......................... 67, June
Hurricane Alma. ................................. 67, Sept.
Hurricane Betsey (Hart)............................. 26, Feb,
Jamboree On The Air (Gribi, Jr.).................. 58, Sept.
Mass. Governor Praises Amateurs..................... 14, Feb.
Military Fixed Texts................................ 92, Dec.
Move Higher Precedence Messages First............. 102, Apr.
National Traffic System..66. Jan,; 60, May; 67, June; 60, July;
55, Aug.; 68. Sept.,’ 86, Get,- 8Ц Nov.
Northeast Blackout................................ 43, Feb.
NTS Net Procedures................................. 54, Afar.
NTS Region Net Standings — 1965..................... 45, Apr.
Our Reporters Are You............................... 58, May
Public Service Work................................ 97, June
RACES in ARPSC...................................... 59, July
RACES News............................70, June; 60. July; 57, Aug.
RACES Plans, August 1 Deadline for.................. 59. July
Rules for Region Representation in Areas Nets....... 44, Feb.
Simulated Emergency Test— 1965 (Hart&Chamalian).. 25, Mar.
Succeeding By Success............................... 67, Dec.
Training Aids (New ARPSC Slide Collection).......... 99, July
“ Yanqui, Come Back” (8. Cook & R. Cook)............ 50, May
You and Emergency Communication i Hart)............ 6‘1, May
RECEIVERS
BC-455 Unconverted (Holbrook)..................... 45, June
Mighty Midget, A Mate for the (McCoy)......... 49, Apr.
Receiver, A Noise-Locator (DeMaw)................. 47, June
Receiver, A Two-Meter Pocket (DeMaw).............. 12, June
Super-9, The Simple (North)....................... 20, Aug.
Feedback.............................70, Sept.; 53, Nov.
Transceiver, The TR-2 (Dennison)................ 11, Aug.
Transmit-Receive Converter, A 100-Watt 2-Meter (Hall) 35, Jan.
V.L.F. Receiver Without Tuning Capacitors or Coils, A
(Tiffany).......................................... 23, Oct.
3-Transistor Receiver, A 5-Band................... 51, Jan.
Feedback................................... 10, Apr.
6 Meter “Rushbox”, The (DeMaw).................... 11, July
RECEIVING
“Bandspreading” A Plate Tuning Capacitor (1I&K).... 67, July
B.F.O. for Converters, Instant (H&K).............. 66, July
Drake TR-3, Offset Tuning and F.S.K. for the (Swanson) 20, June
Electrical Interference (Nelson)
Parti—Causes and Identification............... 11, Apr.
Part 11 — Tracking and Cure................... 39, May
Filter, Selectable-tiideband Adapter (Fielder).... 71, Mar.
Frame-Grid R.F. Pentode, Improving Your Receiver
With a (Balogh.)............................... 22, Feb.
HRO-60 S.S.B. Modification (Crowell).... ......... 16, Apr.
Power I’oedForAutcnna-MountcdPreainplilicriH&K).. 70, Aug.
RTTYtDivcrsityis Worth the Effort (Combs)......... 40, Apr.
Transceivers, Accessory Package for (Schultz)..... 18. Jan.
Transmitter/Couvcrter Unit, A Ten-Meter Mobile (Rush) 29, Aug.
Transistor Converter for 432 Me., A Low-Noise (Brannin) 17, June
Feedback...................................... 89, Aug.
Transistor Preamplifiers for 50 through 432 Me. (Tilton).. 36, Feb.
World Above 50 Me-, The (Harris)
More Noise About Noise........................ 97, Apr.
420-Mc. Preamp................................ 90, May
432-Mc. Preamplifier, Part II................ 85, June
WWV Converter Circuit, A.......................... 28, June
RECENT EQUIPMENT
Delta VDX-5 Antenna Coupling System............... 33. May
Drake T-4.X and T-4................................. 30, May
Drake 2-C Receiver................................ 42, Dec.
Drake 2-NT Transmitter........................... 42, Dee.
Eico 753 S.S.B. Transceiver....................... 68, Mar.
FEC Model 1200 F.S.K. Demodulator................. 41, July
Hallierafters HA-26 V.F.O......................... 46, Aug.
Hallierafters HT-46............... ............. 44, Auk.
Hallierafters SX-146 Receiver..................... 88, Apr.
Heath HM-15 Retieeted-Powor Meter, The............ 44, Nov.
Heathkit SB-100 Transceiver, The................... 45, Sept.
Hoathkit SB-600 Communications Speaker, The....... 49, Sept.
Knight C-577 Compressor........................... 76, Feb.
Knight-Kit TR-106 Transceiver, The................ 42, Oct.
Knight-Kit V-107 V.F.O., The...................... 43, Oct.
Lafayette HA-650 50-Mc. Transceiver, The.......... 66, Mar.
Lafayette 50-Watt Mobile Linear Amplifier......... 36, June
Millen Transmatch Junior.......................... 75. Feb,
Parks 432-3 Converter, The........................ 44, Oct.
SB-34 S.S.B. Transceiver.......................... 38, July
Singer Metrics l’anadaptor........................ 70, Jan.
Squires-Sanders SS-1V Video Bandscanncr........... 37, June
WRL Duo-Bander 84............................. 42, Nov.
WRL Galaxy 2000 Linear Amplifier.................. 68, Jan.
6-meter Transceiver, The Heath SB-110............. 72, Feb.
REGULATIONS
Amateur Radio Frequency Allocations and Use
(Schmeling)...................................... 61, Apr.
AntcunaFormlOl-ANowObsolete....................... 48, Jan.
ARRLAsksLow EndofTwofor Weak Signals&A-1........... 47, Jan.
Centennial Calls for Canada......................... 4^ Jau.
Colomba Reciprocity................................ 49. Jan.
DX Operating Notes................30, Jan.; 67, Feb.: 158, Mar.
Examination Schedule.............................. 19 An.
FCC Denies Fee Reductions......................... 34, Feb.
1 jasVegasExams................................... 49, Jan.
HiviIe— or Hght? ((Acnfe 11)......................55 apt
RACES, Permanent Status Proposed for.............. 4Q Mas
Radio Frequency Management ( Buss)................ 52, Julv,
Reciprocal Operating Rules for HK................. 68, Feb.
Renewals By U.S. Amateurs Overseas................ 38. Apr,
U. K. Reciprocal Operating Rules........... 74, Mar.
United Kingdom Reciprocity........................ 56, Jan.
U.S.— United Kingdom Reciprocity ............... 68, Feb.
What Bands Available.............................. 85, Nov.
RTTY
Drake TR-3, Offset Tuning and F.S.K. for the (Swanson). 20, June
F 8.K. for the HX-50 (H&K)........................... 48. Dec.
RTTY; Diversity is Worth the Effort ((bombs)......... 40, Apr.
RTTY Filters, High-Performance (Hoff)
Part, 1 — Improved Designs for Better Reception... 16. Aug.
Part 11—..................................... 34, Sept.
RTTY Ribbon Rejuvenation (H&K).................... 67, Ju|v
RTTY Shifts. Checking (Hoff)........................ 35, May
Teletype-Printer Noise Reduction (H&K)............ 71, Aug.
SEMICONDUCTORS
Circuits, Practical Tripier (Blakeslee),. ........ 14, Mar
Feedback.................................... 10, Apr.
C, W, Keying Monitor, A Better (Trueblood)....... 23, Apr,
D. C. Power Supply, Variable-Voltage (Wagner)... 32, Nov.
Diode Multipliers, Improving Output From (H&K).... 57, Oet.
Field-Day Gallon, A (Daughters), ................ 47, Mar.
Field-Day Gallon. Notes ou the (Daughters)......... 30. June
Field-Day Gallon, Further Noteson the (Campbell).. 21, June
Field EffectTransistorasaStableElement (Hanchett).... 11, Dec.
One-Watt Rigfor 40 Meters.A (Dwight) (G&G)......... 40, Nov,
Power Supply, A Wide-Range Voltage-Regulated
(Nydam)........................................ 2$ Mar.
Feedback............................,........ ЗЙ, May
Receiver, A Noise-Locator (DeMaw).................. 47, June
Receiver, A Two-Meter Pocket (DeMaw)............... 12, June
Semiconductor Heat Sinks (H&K)..................... 85, Sept,
Super-9, The Simple.............................. 20, Auk.
Feedback..............................70, Sept.; 53, Nov.
Transistor Amplifier. High-Gain Voltage-Controlled
(H&K)........^.......................,......... 4.5 Mat
Transistor Converter for 432 Me., A Low-Noise (Brannin). 17, Jim
Feedback.................................. 89, Aug.
Transistor Oscillator (H&K).............,.......... 71, Feb.
Transistor Power Supply (H&K),..................... 49, Dec.
Transistor Preamplifiers for 50 Through 432 Me, (Tilton). 30. Feh.
TransjstorSupply,Zcncr-RegulatedLow-Current(G&G). 28, Sept.
Transistor 100-Kc.StandardandHarmonicGcnerator.... 28, June
Transistorized Impedance Transformer (H&K)......... 18, Nov,
Transistors, Field-Effect (George).................. 16, Oct.
TuniugCapacitorHeatSink(H&K)........................ 71, Feb.
U.H.F. Oscillator, An Experimental (G&G)............ 24, Aug.
Feedback....................................... 94, Sept.
Varactor Converter for 50 to 432, A (Hess) . 19, Mar.
Varactor Diodesiu Theory and Practice (DeMaw)..... 11, Mar,
V.L.F. Receiver without Tuning Capacitors or Coils, A
(Tiffany;................................ ........ 23, Oct.
3-Transistor Receiver, A 5-Band................... 51, Jan,
Feedback..................................... 10, Apr.
(i Metcr“Ruehbox”, The (DeMaw)................... 11, July
25 to 25,000 Cycles (Lange).............,.......... 30, July
160-Meter “ Solid Status” (Lally).................. 57, Apr.
SINGLE SIDEBAND
Filter Design, An Amateur Application of Modern
(Wetherhold)...................................... -14, July
Filter, Selectable-Sidebaud Adapter (Fielder)..... 71, Mar.
HRO-SOS.S.B.ModificationiCrowell)................... 16, Apr.
H.S.B.Excitcrfor7Me.,ASimplc(Fullinwider)......... 30, Apr.
S.SJB, Transmitter for Transceive Operation, An
(Karentz)........................__________________ 11, June
S.S.B. Transmitter, Telephone QRM from (Balmer). 34. June
“ Stanley Steamer,’1 The (Quinn).................... 18, May
T.'st Generator, A Simple Two-Tone (Cheek).......... 26, Aug.
Transmit-Receive Converter, A 100-Watt2-Meter(Hall). 35, Jan.
Transverter for 144 Me., The Ashley)............... 25, Nov.
0/60 Special (Ray do)............................. 11, Jan.
700-Watt Linear Amplifier, ALow-Cost(McCoy)......... 15, Feb.
TRANSMITTERS
*' DasSoftcnboomcr 160”(DeMaw)................ .':‘8 Aug
Field-Day Gallon. A (Daughters)................ 47, Mar.
Mighty Midget, The (McCoy)....................... 54, Feb.
One-Watt Rig for 40 Meters, A (Dwight) (G&G)..... 40, Nov.
S.S.B, Transmitter for Transceive Operation, An
(Karentz)............................. ...... 11, June
Transceiver, TheTR-2 (Dennison)................. 11, Aug.
Transmit-Receive Converter, A100-Watt 2-Meter (Hall). 35, Jan.
Transmitter, 180-Watt D.8.B. (Rush)........ 22, July
U.H.F. Oscillator, An Experimental (G&G)......... 24, Aug.
Feedback................................. 94, Sept.
(i/60Special(Raydo)........................... 11, Jan.
IGO-Meter “Solid Status” (Lally)...-............. 57, Apr,
TRANSMITTING
Amplificrfor2Metcrs,AnAU-Mode(DeMaw'i.............. Ц Sept
Circuits,PracticalTripler(Blakeslee).............. 14 Mat
Feedback................................. 10, Apr.
Coaxial Neutralizing Capacitor (H&K)............... 71, Aug.
CQ Machine for Voice, An Automatic (Taylor)......... 75, Mar.
Crystal V.F.O., Building A Simple (Noble)........... 18, Nov.
Field-Day Gallon, Notes on the (Daughters)......... 30, June
Field-Day Gallon, Further Notes on the (Campbell).,... 31, Juno
FieldEffectTransistorasaStable Ele me nt (Hanchett). 11, Dec.
Filter. An Effective Low-Pass ( Welsh).............. 16, Jan.
Filter Design, An Amateur Application of Modern
(Wetherhold)........................................ Ц July
Grounded-Grid Amplifier, Evolution of a (Cooper).... 29, Dec,
Ranger II, Cooling for (H&K)...................... 85, Sept.
S.S.B. Exciter for 7 Me., A Simple (FullinwiderL.... 30, Apr.
“Stanley Stea]tier,” The (Quinn)................... 18, May
Transceive Nfcdifeatbns br tte Ha tha'B 300/SB-400
Combination (Brekford)......................... 'il, Dec.
Transceivers Accessory Package for (Schultz)......... 18 Jan
TVI Filter For 50Me., A Simple ( Copeland).. . Л4, Aug.
Varactor Converter for 50 to 432, A (Hess).......... 19, Mar.
V.F.O. Stability (Tech, Corres.).................... 45, Dee.
V.F.O. Stability— Recap and Postscript (Grammer)
Part I — Au Examination of Some Design Principles,
.Old and New....................................... Sept
Part II.......... ........................ 26, Get.
432-Mc. Kilowatt Amplifier, The W1QWJ .............. 11, Feb.
700-Watt Linear Amplifier, A Low-Cost (McCoy)....... 15, Feb.
V.H.F. AND MICROWAVES
Amplifier for 2 Meters An All-Mode .(DeMaw)......... i J Sept
Antenna for 2 Meters, Quickie (H&K)................. 56, Oct.
Arrays for 50 and 144 Me,, Building ifour Own (Tilton),.. 33, Oct.
Beacon-Signal Generator.......................... 72, Aug,
Beams for 50 and 144 Me., Portable (Tilton)......... 32, Jan.
Circuits, Practical Tripier (Blakeslee)............. 14, Mar.
Feedback....................................... 10, Apr.
C. W. With the “Two-Band V.H.F. Station”, Improved
(H&K)............................................. 75, May
Filter, An Effective Low-Pass (Welsh)............... 16, Jan.
Microwave Oscillators Stable (Jensbv).............. al’3 July
Mobile Antenna, A Neat 50-Mc. (Tilton).............. 44, May
PistonTrimmere, Low-Cost(H&K)....................... 63, Jan .
Receiver, ATwo-MeterPoeket(DeMaw)................... 42, June
Transceiver, The TR-2 (Dennison)................... 11, Aug.
TransistorConverterfor432Me.,A Low-Noise(Brannin). 17, June
Feedback..................................... 89, Aug.
Transistor Preamplifiers for 50 Through 432 Me. (Tilton). 36, Feb.
Transmit-Receive Converter, A 100-\Vatt ‘2*Meter< Hall).. 35, Jan,
Transverterfor144Mc.,The(Ashley)................... 25, Nov.
TVIFilter For50Meм ASimplc (Copeland)............... 34, Aug.
U.H.F. Oscillator, An Experimental (G&G)............ 24, Aug.
Feedback.................................... 94, Sept .
U.H.F. Tuned Lines with Piston Trimmers (H&K)....... 48. Nov.
Varactor Converter for 50 to 432, A (Hess).......... 19, Mar,
Varactor Diodes in Theory and Practice (DeMawi...... Il, Mar.
V.H.F. ’Transmitters. Ctecillator Instability in (H&K).... 45, Mar.
V H E -U H F Signal Source (H&K)................... .56 <0. t
Weather Satellite.............................. 56 , Mar .
World Above 50 Me., The...................„ ,....... HI. Mar.
Aurora.......................... ,... 94 Nov .
VK3ATN-K6MYC Moonbounce........................ 104 O'!
Moonbounce Down Under.......................... 84 , July
More Noise about Noise....................... 97, Apr.
One-WayCalifornia — Australia on 144 Me........ 95, Sept.
Oscar IV (article & photos).................80, 81, Feh
Plain Talk About Antennas...................... 84, Dee.
Solid State and the V.H.F...................... Я0 , Ian .
50-Me F2 DX Coming?.................... ...... 72 Aug
420-Mc. Preamp......................... ....... 00, May
432-Mc. Preamplifier, Part П................... 85, June
Yagi Arrays for 432 Me. (Tilton).................... 19, Apr.
6 Meter “Rushbox”, The (DeMaw).........•-........... 11, July
6/60 Special (R^vdol................................ 1,1 ah.
432-Mc. Kilowatt Amplifier, The W1QW1 .............. 11. Feb.
565.0-Mr ..Record, Breaking the (Trollmaii) ..... 8Q * June
* QST *
Index, to Volume LI — 1967
ANTENNAS AND
TRANSMISSION LINES
Alternative Whip for window-sillantenna (H&K).... 19. July
Antenna Fann, A Clift-Dweller’s(Wiehels)......... 54, Sept.
Antenna for the Traveling Man, An (Santangelo)... 20, Apr.
Antenna for 132-Mc. Mobile, A ‘"Mini-Wheel1’ (Poland).. 4.8, Oct.
Antenna Relay, A New High-Power Keyed............ 32, Aug.
Antenna Rotators and Indicators (Campbell)
Parti — Rotators............................. 22, Apr.
Part И — Indicators.......................... 31, Mar..
Antenna Switching for Beginners ( McCoy)......... 36, Oct.
Antenna System, A Complete Multiband (McCoy)..... 20, Nov.
Antenna System, ASimple 80-aniilO-Metcr (H&K).... 49, Nov.
Antenna Work, Using Scaftolds for (H&K).......... 48, Feb.
Antennas, Modeling Radiation Patterns of Whip ( Coving-
ton)............................................. 31, Jan.
Beam Stacking, Note on (McCoy)................... 38, Nov.
BOA — Constrictor for Unwanted Radiation, The (Kas-
per)......................................... 40, July
Coaxial Switch, A Really Rugged (G&G)............ 40, Jan.
Connecticut Longhorn, The (Pfeiffer), ........... 11, Aug.
Feedback...................................... 76. Sept.
Economatch, The (Anderson) (G&G)................. 32, July
Grounds (McCoy).................................... 24 Dec.
Ice-Breaking Insulators t H&K).................... 50, Mar.
Lightweight Insulators ( H&K)..................... 49, Feb.
Nylon-Line Insulators ( il&K).................... 40, Aug,
Millimatch,The (McCoy)........................... 14, Aug.
Multielement Quad, Practical Consideration and Applica-
tion in a (Fitz-Randolph)........................ 27, Feb.
Ninety Feet for One Hundred Dollars (.Brooks).......... 28, Mar.
Portable Quad, The 20-Minute (Overbeck).......... 16, May
Preventing Loose Rotator Bolts(H&K).............. 18, July
Preventing Wind-Whistle in Hy-Gaiu Traps (H&K)... 48 lune
Quads, A Simple and Inexpensive Approach to Building
(Augello)........................................ 42, Nov.
Quadforl4 Me., A Phased End-Fire 4-Element (Knoop).. 34 Aug.
Quad,The Spider(Langeiiegger).................... 42. Dec.
Rotatable Dipole, .A Four-Band (Rogers).......... 35, Mar.
Semivertical, A Windowsill (McCoy)............... 42, June
Swiss Quad at ZS6PP, The (Towers)................ 34 Sept.
Tower Safety i.H&K)...........................’18.May:46.Dec,
TR Switch Performance. Stepping Up (Myers)....... 28, Dec,
TratLsmatch for 160, The (McCoy)................ ЛЯ May
Transmatches, Band-Switching (Johnson)........... ~2‘* J>ct
V’erti-Vee, The (Olberg)......................... 20, Julv .
Yagi Arrays, The L-Match for 2-Meter............. 19, July
W-Meter Beam, Compact (Yee)...................... 20, June
50-Mc. Portable Arrays. More Ideas for (Tilton).. 15, Oct.
AUDIO FREQUENCY
EQUIPMENT AND DESIGN
Amplifier/Modulator, A Solid-State (G&G)............ 26, Sept.
Audio Filter For Speech Reception, An (Ellison).. 15, June
Feedback,....................................... 31, July
AudioSclectivityforthcHBR(PhiHips)................. 42. July
Microphone Preamp Using the FET, A (BiakcJ etf... J", lug.
RTTY Bandpass Filter for 1275/2125 c.p.s., An (Wcthcr-
hold)............................................ - .”1’ uA-
Speech Amplifier-Clipper AHandv(Utz)(G&G) .......‘>4.-Sept .
Torofil — a QRM Reducer for the Phone Man, The (G&G) 28 Apr.
BEGINNER AND NOVICE
Antenna Switching for Beginners (McCoy).......... 38. Oct.
Feedback..................................... 81, Dec,
Antenna System A Complete Multiband (McCoy)...... 26, Nov.
Are You Putting Out On The Correct Band? (McCoy).... 25, Mar.
Clicks and Chirps— Let’s Clean 'Em Up! (McCoy)... 17, Sept.
FET 21-Mc.Converter, The Bonus (McCoy)............. 19, May
<~|rnnn<1«(McCoy)................................ 24, Dee.
Millimatch, The (McCoy).......................... 14 Aug,
More Problems — More Questions and Answers (McUoy) 36, Feb.
Nonce Frequency Standard, A (Creasou)............ 22, Jan.
Somivertieal, A Windowsill (McCoy)............... 42, June
TVI, How to Handle (McCoy)....................... 41, Apr,
75-\Vatt Transmitter, A Two-Tube (McCoy)......... 34, Jan.
COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT
ARRL Affiliated Club Honor Roll................... 105, Juno
C.D. Article Contest
“Are You Ready” (Padgett)....................... 98, Dec.
“ Will You Teach A Radio Class?”................ 87, May
Club Councils and Federations..................... 105, June
DXCC/WAS Service Charges........................... 91, Sept.
CONTESTS AND
OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Armed Forces Dav
Announcement...................................... 60, May
DX Competition, 1967 ARRL International
hnouncement....................................... 56, Jan.
H'lta aimd Scores............................. 64, July
Resits......................................... 52 Oct.
Rubs (19681.................................... 60. Dec.
DXCC List. Annual. ............................ 102, Dec.
DXCC Notes.......................103. Mar.;92, Sept.; 100, Dec.
I. X ’C/W AtbeV vice Charges.................... 91, Sept.
l''itd D ay-ARRL 1967
Hi Is........................................ 64, June
Results........................................ 60, Nov.
How to Operate nt a DXohtest (LeKashman)
Part 1........................................... 58, Feb.
PartiI — Winning a IX C ontost................. 58, Mar.
H ow'coW'niThel Off C .W .8 weepstde cs (Ross)....... 52, Sept,
idvice Hun dp
Announcement................................... 55, Jan
Results........................................ 61, July
QSO Barties
Ala .,138 .Oct :,Ariz .,124 Jan :,Ark .,94,Jan ;,B jC.Cent., 132,
Aug.; Calif.. 142. Oct.; Conn., 120, Nov.; Del., 107, Oct; Fla.,
142, Mar.; Ga., 124, May: Hawaii, 132. Mar.; Idaho, 112, Aug.;
Hl J 08Jul yL a., 1U0, Jan.; Me., 108, Jan.; Md.-D.C., 107,
Julv; iMass., HQ fcfept.; Minn., 109, July; Mo., 108, Apr.;Neb,
Cent. 118, June; N. J., 96, Aug.; N'. Y., Ill, June; Ohio. 102,
Apr.* P enn.,97 S ept.fbak 134, Jam; 8. C., 120, Aug.; Tenn.,
106, ¥., 1 Q'le A; \ Its h ffiate, 114, Sept.; \V. Va., 134,
>bv.; Wise., 105, Feb,; Zero Dist., 104, Aug.
RTTY 'Sweepstakes
Seventh World-wide............................ 57, Sept.
Simulated Emergency Test (1966)................ 78, Mar
Sweepstakes
H' bg -Claude Scores—19(56................... 101, Feb.
33rd Phonc-U.W.-Club Results............... 60, Mar.
A nnouncement—-34h ARRL................... 58, Nov.
Thir dTclephoue Pioneer Ham QSO Party......... 86. Nov.
VE/W Contest
Results —1966................................... 65, July
Announcement — 1967....................... 55, Sept.
VE1 Content— Thirteenth Annual.................132, Jan
УЛ J. QSO Party
Announcement—-June 10-11....................... f ,i,3 June
Results — June............................. 58, Sept,
Announcement— Sept. 9-10.................... 56, Sept.
Results—Hept.............................. 62, Dec.
V.H.F. Sweepstakes
R eku ts-^-htARRL ............................ 66, June
Rules (21st )............................... , D ec.
CONVENTIONS
AiaskaState................................. .... 86,. July
ARRL National (Welling)........................... 52, June
Atlantic Provinces................................ 67, Aug
Central Div....................................... 90, June
Dakota Div............................... ....... 68, Mav
Florida State..................................... 23, Jan.
Kentucky State...................................... 68, Aug .
Midwest Div.................................. 90, June ,
N <?w England Div................................. 55, Apr .
Ontario Province.................................. 91, Oct. .
Oregon State...................................... 68, May
Roanoke Div.................................... 91, Oct.
Bniithwest/Pacilic Div......................... 68, Aug.
West Virginia State............................ 90, June
EDITORIALS
Hoard Meeting.................................. fl, Apr.
Courtesy......................................... fl, June
“DropDead”....................................... fl, Feb.
“GearOverseas".................................. 9, Mar,
How Tough An Exam?.............................. fl, Nov.
Incentive Licensing............................. fl, Oct.
Membership Dues................................. fl, July
Now — Better Operating.Procedures,............. fl, Dec.
Public Relations................................ fl Mav
The Old Man....................................... 9, Sept.
The Wouff Hong................................. 9, Aug,
The Year In Review.............................. 9, Jan.
EMERGENCIES
Emergency Communications Preparation (Loucks).. Z2, Dea
Hurricane Beulah.......,....................... 69, Dec.
Hurricane Inez,........................ ....... "2, Feb.
In Emergency.................................... 65. Sept.
Simulated Emergency Test, 1966................. 78, Mar.
FEATURES
Amateur Radio — An International Resource (SRI
Report)...................................... . . Tune
An Altair of the Heart............................ 41., Feb.
Antenna Placement As The Key to Successful DXing
(Bock).....................................61, Fnb.
A Visit With Soviet Hams (George).............. 54, Feb.
Docs i.ourHighSchoolHaveAHamStation?(Hill)..... 63, Feb.
I)Xcrs Dream, A (Rinaldi)...................... 5fl, July
Electrical Safety.,............................ .M. Aug.
Examination Room Revisited (Williams)........ 56, Dec.
FCC’hChairman Looks at Amateur Radio (Hyde).... 60. Apr.
Ham School (Saunders)..................... ЛЗ» Nov.
Hamming on the HOPE (Morgan)................... 69, Aug.
How To Win The 1967 C.W. Sweepstakes ( Ross)... 52, Sept.
Instruction Books, Who Needs Them? (Kirchhuber). 33, July
Life With a Ham “Hubby” (Cunningham)........... 55, Dec.
MED-AID (Hoff)................................. 50, Oct.
Mobile at 160 (m,p.h. that is) (Home).......... «58, Aug.
Neighbour To The North (Eaton)..,.............. 54, July
New Look at W1 AW......................... 58, .Fan.
QTH Here is . . . (Clark)........................ 54, Dec.
Retune of the Native (Phillips)................... 95, Dec.
Scouting And The Radio Amateur (Gribi)......... 52, July
WWV Moves to Colorado (Beers)
Part Г_____. —_____-.. -......-............ 11, Jan.
Part II............ ........................ 30, Feb.
20,000 QSLs.................................... 58, Apr.
FICTION
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to BPL (Sanders) 58, May
DXer, The (Blasi).............................. 49, Oct.
DXersDream, A (Rinaldi)........................ 59, July
“QRZED The Frequency?”(Troster).................... “5, June
Retune of the Native (Phillips)................ 95, Dec.
TVI Prevention—a New Method (Marino)........... 51, Apr.
Unusual Story, An (Blasi)...................... 53, Dee.
“Who’sGonna Read It?”(Trosteb.................. r,5 ,Nov.
HAPPENINGS OF THE MONTH
Amateurs and Members........................... 84, Mar.
Amateur Radio Week............................. 64, Aug.
“Anti-Smog” Bill in Congress................... 72, July
Argentina/U.S. Agreements...................... 65, May
ARRL Comments on RACES Fax........................ 78, Oct.
ARRL National Convention........................ 84, Mar.
ARRL Supports New I.D. Rules.................. 68, Sept.
Berkner, Lloyd V............................... 64, Aug.
British Columbia License Plates................ 72, A pr.
Hudlong, A. L., SV1BUD..................... - 74, Feb.
Callbook to Show License Class.................. 78, Oct.
Canadian Briefs........................... ... 65, Mav.
Canadian Centennial Calls Okay in States....... 65, Jan.
Canadian Rules Changes................... 72, July
Codeless License Denied.............. «2, July
Connecticut Amateur Radio Week................. 82. June
Cycles Per Second in Canada....... 72, Apr.
Davis Tom E., W0SW............ 82, June
Easier VE/Foreign Reciprocity........................ 84, Mar
Election Notice...........................jj4, Aug.; 68, Sept
Election Results........................ .65, Jan.1.76, Nov.
Examination Schedule.............................. 65, Jan.
Executive Committee Meeting........................ 72, Apr.
Facsimile for RACES,................................ 82, June
FCC Action on CB Upheld............................ 72, July
FCC Adds Hertz to Definitions...................... 65. Jan.
FCC Annual Report........... ..................... 72, Apr.
FCC Corrects Two-Letter Call Rule................... 76, Nov.
FCC Denies Separation of Modes..................... 76, Nov.
I' CO to Move Walkie-Talkies....................... 82. June
FCC Warns of Skip............................... 84, Mar.
Fourth QSL Bureau Splits........................... 65, Jan.
Handy Retires.................................... 74, Feb.
Hart New Communications Manager.................. 74, Feb.
Incentive Licensing................................. 78, Oct.
K4CG Joins Navy MARS................................ 65, May
Legislative Activities............................. 84, Mar.
Licenses for Nationals............................. "4, Feb.
Martin Walter Bradley, W3QV........................... ГД Ju tv
Minnesota Eases License Plates......... ........... 82 , June.
Minutes of Executive Committee Meeting........65 . Ian/ 82, June^
7*1, July’, 68 .Sept : "6 , Nov .
Minutesuf 1967 Annual Meeting of Board of Directors.. 72, July
More New Novice Questions........................... 72, July
MSTS Amateurs Warned.............................. 72, July
.National Cbn ven tiou Accommodations.............. Г2, Apr.
Netherlands-U.S. Reeiprocit-v...... ................ 74 , FpR.
New Canadian Federation Formed...................... 76, Noy
New Examining Point............................... 74, Feb.
New Form 610.................................... 74, Feb.
No Superpower.................................... 84, Mar.
No Typewriters................................... 65, May
Overseas and Absentee Ballots....................... 64, Aug.
Reid, Alex, VE2BE.................................. 72, Apr.
Retesting Rule Clarified............................ 82. June
RTTY Clarification on Signing...................... 64, Aug.
Slow Sean TV Proposed............................. 76, Nov.
Special Temporary Authority........................ 65, Jan.
Suspensions and Revocations....................... 74, Feb.
Staff Notes.................... 74, Feb.; 65, May; 68, Sept.
Tailending to Become Legal......................... 82, June
Two-Year Novices Now issued........................ 76, Nov.
U.S. Calls in Britain Shortened.................... 65, Jan.
Viet Nam Still on Ban List............................. 74, Feb.
W hat Bands Available..................................... 68, Sept.
W4TE Retires............................................ 78, Oct,
3rd Class Tickets for the Blind......................... 68, Sept.
IARU NEWS
Agreements Signed Between Argentina and U.S.......... 86, June
Amateur Growth in Dominican Republic................. 81, Feb.
Amateur Radio in 9Я1 and OY........................ 80, Feb.
Amateurs Serve at Punta del Este.................... 85, July
Canada Signs Three Reciprocity Agreem et s............ 86 , J une
Changes and Corrections..............-.............. lf}2 Nv.
D «ee.nber IARU Calendar.............................140, A pr.
DX Operating News.......................... 87 M аг.уб ,J une
DX Operating Notes...........................FQ Aig.; 88 bbv.
Four New IARU Members .Two More Nominated, ............ 4 , I an.
Four New Societies Elected........................... 8/ Mar
French QSL Bureau Change........................... 8o, Feb.
Headquarters Travel.................................. 87, Nov.
Hurricane Quiets Several FG7 Amateurs................ 70, Jan.
Import Duty Off 6Y5 Ham Gear........................ 80, Fi'b.
Israeli Operating Changes........................... .75, Apr.
ITU Secretary-General Dies........................ 140, Apr.
Japanese_lfiO?Meter Meeting with W1BB................ 86, July
Kenya Releases Licenses............................. 156, June.
Liberian Field Day.................................. 140, Apr.
Licensing in India. ................................. 70, Jan.
LMRE Convention.................................. 140, Apr.
Member Society Officer Changes....................... 88, Nov.
More Reciprocity.................................. 70, Aug.
Netherlands Antilles Reciprocity.................... 87, Nov.
Netherlands-U.S. Reciprocity......................... 87, Mar.
New Hebrides Call Signs............................ 162, Nov .
New Zealand Reciprocal Notes....................... .87, Nov.
Operating in SV0................................... 70, Jan.
Panama Reciprocity................................. RI, Feb.
Poland Issuing Courtesy. Licenses.................... 85, Jnlv „
QSL Bureaus of the World................. .86, June; 76, Dec.
RAL QSL Bureau...................................... 140, Apr. .
Region И Conference................................... 84, July
Region II to Meet in Caracas.......................... 70, Jan.
Rouse, John, G2AHL.................................... 70, Aug.
Special Prefix for Finnish Club Stations..... 88, Nov.
Three Seek IARU Membership............................ 85, July
Two Societies Elected, Three More Apply............... 70, Aug.
U.S. — Panama Reciprocal Signed....................... 71, Jan.
U.& Signs Reciprocity With Trinidad and Norway....... 86, July
Venezuela Reciprocity................................. 88, Nov.
VK7 Amateurs and the Tasmanian Fires.................. 86, June
West Pakistan Resumes Licensing....................... 88, N ov,
Yugoslavia issues Courtesy Licenses................... 88, Nov.
11’67 1ARC Convention............................. 140, Apr.
KEYING, BREAK-IN AND
CONTROL CIRCUITS
Antenna Noise Bridge (Hart)........................ 39 Dec.
Antenna Relay, A New High-Power Keyed............. 32, Aug.
Break-in C.W. with S.S.B. Equipment (Hippisley, Jr.)... 20, Nov.
Break-In Keying Without Relays (Steine)............ 26, Dec.
Clicks and Chirps — Let’s Clean ’Em Upl (McCoy)..... 17, Sept.
Electronic Keyer, A Single-Tube (Drury )........... 40, Mar.
HT-37, Simple “Tattoo’’Control for the (Ruzick).... "4 ,Apr.
“lambimatic” Concept, The (Gensler)................ 18, Jan.
Keyer, The Micro-ТО (Opal)......................... 17, Aug.
Keyer, The WflEPV Squeeze (Moss)................... 22, July
Feedback..................................... 32, Oct.
Keyer The 9TO Mark (I (Lutz)....................... 15, June
Oscillator Keying (H&K).......................... 47, Sept.
Relay Driver for Solid State Keyers (Utz).......... 45, Dec.
MEASUREMENTS
AND TEST EQUIPMENT
Admittance Bridge for R.F'. Measurements, An (Cheru-
bini)............................................... 30, Sept.
Are You Putting Out On The CorrectBand? (McCoy).... 25, Mar.
Attenuator A Simple Step (Goodman).................. 24, Aug.
Calibrating Inexpensive Signal G enerd ors(H&K) ...... ’d , J an.
Image Dipper (.Umberger) (G&G)..................... 41, Jan.
Kit Checker, The (Skurnowicz)...................... 39, Jan.
NoiseGenerator,The“Monode”(Guentzler).............. ЗЦ Ajr.
Novice Frequency Standard, A (Creason)............. ‘22, Jan.
P Picker, The (Leibowitz) (G&(?)................... 39, Feb.
Squarer, The (Blakeslee) (G&G)...................... 36, May
WWV Moves to Co brad? (Beers)
Parti.......................................... 11, Jan.
PartII............................ 30, Feb.
MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to BPL (Sanders) 58, Mav
Amateur Radio and The Talcott Mountain Science Center 56, June
Amateur Radio — An International Resource (SRI
Report)............................................. 58, June
An Affair of the Heart............................... 41, Feb.
Antenna Farm, A Cliff-Dweller’s (Wiehels)............. 54, Sept.
ARRL Awards Honor Roll for 1966....................... 86, Mar.
The Hiram Percy Maxim Gold Medal
The ARRL Technical Merit Award
Cover Plaque Awards
ARRL QSLBureau.....................96, Jan.; 134, Feb.; 154, June;
80, Sept.; 92, Nov.
A Visit With Soviet Hams (George)..................... 54, Feb.
But . . . But . . . But, Ma’am (Clark).......... 71, Apr.
CB Transceivers, 10-Meter Conversion of (Lange)...... 20, Feb.
CentennialHelieopterFlightandHamRadio(Smith).... 51, June
Does Your High SehoolHave A Ham Station? (Hill).... 63, Feb.
Don't Lose Your Mobile Rig (Cresthall)................ 55, May
Electronics Crossword (Dunnam)........................ 97, Apr.
Electrical Safety................................... 54, Aug.
FCC’sChairman Looksat Amateur Radio (Hyde).......... 60, Apr.
FootballScore Network (Flasher)...................... 62, Apr.
Gildersleeve, Philip (W1CJD)........................68,69, Jan.
Good Old Neighbor (Stevens). ......................... 91, Apr.
Hamming on the HOPE (Morgan).......................... 69, Aug.
Hamming on the Salt Grass Trail Ride............ 81, June
Headquarters Building
Building Fund Progress. .74, Jan.; 90, Mar.; 0, July; 87, Oct.
flow To Stop Traffic at the County Fair i Kjar)..... 69, Apr.
Ideas For The Club Program Chairman (Johnston)..... 56, July
Instruction Books, Who Needs Them? (Kir.hhubcr)..... 33, July
Life in Mars (Gordon)
Parti — «Some Facts About The Military Affiliate
RadioSystem.................................. 51, 1’eb.
Part II—Some Facts About The Military Affiliate
Radio System.................................. 51, Afar.
Feedback...................................... 48, June
Log Keeping (H&K)................................. 49. July
MED-AID (Hoff).................................... 50, Oct.
Mobile Equipment Protective Alarm, A (Lukoff)..... 16, Mar.
Moonray....................................... 56, Nov.
Neighbour To The North (Eaton).................... 51, July
New Books...........45, Feb.; 40, May; 81, June; 25, 43, 46, Aug.
Operation Yukon 800 (Weber)....................... 56, May
Peruvian Adventure (Payet)........................ 70, Apr.
QSL Via Box 88 (Is There Any Other Way?) (Hannah).. 77, Sept.
Scouting And The Radio Amateur (Gribi)............ 52, July
Study Questions For New FCC Exams................. 83, Nov.
Thumb-Groove Indexing the Handbook (H&K).......... 50, Jan.
TVI Committee Operation (Heller),................. 56, Feb.
Useful Publications (H&K)....................... 47, Oct.
WWV Moves to Colorado (Beers)
Parti....................................... 11, Jan.
Part 11...................................... 30, Feb.
20,000 QSLs................................. 58, Apr.
MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL
Adding Controls Without Adding Holes (H&K)......... 57, Apr.
Adhesive-Backed Terminal Board Eliminates Mounting
Screws (H&K)............................... 51, Jan.
Aluminum Finishes (Nichelson)...................... 33, Oct.
Amplified A.L.C. for the HT-32B (H&K).............. 47, Sept.
Amplifiers, Semi- and Supcr-Cathode-Driven (Orr and
Sayers)........................................ 34, July
Another Adapter for Mikes Without P.T.T. Switch (H&K) 39, Aug.
Another Remedy for Sliding Keys H&K).. .,.......... 39, Aug.
.Another Sunple CB Conversion (H&K)............... 40, Aug.
Automatic Picture Transmission for the Radio Amateur
(Sese A.......................................... 4,9 Be.
Battery Conn et ordH&K) ............................ 40 , A ug.
BOA— (bus he br 6r Uiwan e d Rath й5п, ‘flb (Ka-
per)............................................ 40, July,
Broadcast Station Interference, Rejecting (DeMaw).. 35, Dec.
Cabinets by the Gai Ion (H&K)..................... 18 May
Cable Racks (H&K).............................. 51, Jan.
Coax Cable Guide ( H&K)............................ 51, Mar.
Coil-Winding Tip (H&K)........................... 47, Oct.
Cooling Nuvistors(H&K)............................. 50, Nov.
Copying C.W. and S.S.B. with a V.H.F. Receiver Lacking
a B.F.O. (H&K)...................................... 39, Aug.
Emergency U oax C onned or (H&K)................... 56., A pr.
EmergencySolderLug(‘H&K) .......................... 50, Mar.
Equipment Feet (H&K)............................. 51, Jan.
Equipment Labeling (H&K).... ...................... 0, Feb.
FET Code Practice Oscillator (H&K). ............... 49, July
Gimmicks and Gadgets
Amplifier /Modulator, A Solid-State............ 26 Sept.
Antenna for 432-Mc. Mobile, A “Mini-Wheel”
Poland)..................................... 48, Oct.
Attenuator, A Low-Z Ladder-Type................ 41, Nov.
Coaxial Switch, A Really Rugged................ 40, Jan.
Custom Cab, The................................ 40, Feb.
Economatch, The (Anderson)..................... 32, Julv.
Image Dipper (Umberger)........................ 41, Jan.
Microphone Preamp Using the FET, A (Blakeslee).. 47, Aug.
P Picker,The Leibowitz)........................ 39, Feb.
SpcechAmplificr-CTipper.AHarelYiUt j).......... '18 ,S ejk .
Squarer, The< Bl-keslee)....................... 36, May
Torofil — a QRM Reducer for the Phone Man, The . 28, Apr.
Transistor-Battery Substitute, A............... 32, Mar.
50-Mc. One Watter............................. 34, June
Grommet Cable Holder (H&K)......................... 51, Jan.
Handy Tool (H&K)................................. 49, Nov.
Heat Sink Source (H&K)........................... 49, May
HF Propagation Effects at High Latitudes (Hunsucker).. 16, Feb.
Improved Break-In Monitoring (H&K)............... 40, Aug,
Incremental Tuning for the SB-100 (H&K)............ 49, May
Insulated Shaft Extensions for Printed-Circuit Controls
(H&K).......................................... 46, Oct.
Jumper l?lug Switch (H&K).......................... 48, Feb.
Key Base (H&K)..................................... 39, Aug.
Low-Cost Transistor Audio .Amplifier (H&K)........ 49, June
Makeshift Rubber Feet (H&K)....................... 40, Aug.
M.C.W. with a Code-Practice Oscillator and a Throat
Mike (H&K)...................................... 57, Apr.
Metal Spacers (H&K)............................... 57, Apr.
Mica Washers (H&K) ................................ 49, June
Microphone Cover < H&K)............................ 47, Oct
More Tie Tabs (H&K)............................... 40, Aug.
Mounting Air-Wound Coils (H&K).................... 46, Sept.
Mounting Components on Perforated Board (H&K)..... 49, Feb.
NCX-3 Output Stage (H&K),,........................... 51, Mar.
New Apparatus
Adapt-A-8ize Wrench..............,........ .. 39, July
Aladin Breadboanling Kite..................... 49, Jan.
Ami-Tron Ferrite Beads........................ 47, July
Design lndustries“Diplomat”OperatingDesk...... 57, Fob.
Kirk PowerSupply Diode Boards...............,, 91, June
New Vacuum Relay.............................. 16, Aug,
Terminal Board Kit.............................. 49, Jan.
Vector Frame-Loe Cases.........,............... - 49, Jan.
Waters Dummy Loads......................-..... 37, May
Waters Protax Coaxial Switches................47, Mar.
Notes on the Knight-Kit C-560 (H&K)............... 49, June
Pebble-Grain Finish (H&K)......................... 47, Oct.
Phone-Jack Panel Bearing (H&K)..................... 51, Jan.
Portable Ham Gear. Choosing Batteries for (Tilton).40, Sept.
Quality ControKH&K)................... ......... 19 My
Receiver OffsetTuning for the KWM-2 (Phill’ps).... 48 _M ar.
Receiving Filters, Front-End (Conklin)............14, Aug.
Recording Hint (H&K)......................... ... 51), Nov.
Recovering Old Ground Rods (H&K)..................... 49. Nov.
R.F. Clippersfor S.S.B. (Sabin)................... 13, July
Salvaging Components From Surplus Printed-Circuit
Boards(H&K). .. ^............................... 48 .illy
Stk34, Improved Loadingfor theJ.H&K) ............. 48., Feb..
SB-100 Modifications (H&K)........................ 10, Nov.
SB-200 Tip (H&K). ................................ -40,. Aug.
}?CR Motor-speed Control (H&K).........._......... 47, Dee.
Shotgun-Shell Coil Form (H&K)..................... 4K May
SimpleCB Conversion(H&K).......................... 49, May
Soldering-Iron Temperature Reducer (H&K).......... 50, Feb*
Some Uses for Plastic Drinking Straws (H&K)....... 50, J une
Sticking Meters(H&K)....................49, May
Stripped Threads (H&K).............................. 49, July
Technical Correspondence
About The “Connecticut Longhorn” (Blocker)..... 18. Dec.
Adjustable Regulated Supply (Baker.).......... 51, July
All-Band Antenna (Hardacker).................. 48, Mar,
Circuit Diagrams by RTTY (Carlsen)........... 50, July
Detector Efficiency (Fisher).................. 44, (let.
Emergency Coax Connector i Kozakoff')......... 53, Aug.
FET Operating Conditions (Cupp)............ 45, Oct.
Fire Hazard (Greene )....—. .................. 47, Jan.
FrequencyCheck f.Duike e'j.................... «53, Apr.
FrequencyShiftingWGYM’s VFOforRTTY(Olber g 48.,M ar.
FurtherNoteson the 1-177 Tube Tester (Schleiehe rj 46 Fab
Gate-Dip Oseillatori.Hayward)................. 15, Sept.
Getting the Most out of Your Linear Amplifier
(Berman).................................... 138 Sept
High or Low? (Austin) .......................... 47. May
Hurricane Pictures (B urt on)......... , ........ 19 , D ec.
Indoor Dipole (Lantner)....................... 45, Sept.
Instability in Variable Capacitors (Wood)..,.. 51, Nov.
Integrated Circuits tor Keyers (Green)........ 45, (Jet.
Keeping Filaments Hot (Jablin)................ 48, Mar.
Keying Relay Protection (Springer)............ 44, Oct.
Modem Design MethodsAppliedtotheSpcediFit er
< Wethcrhold).................................. -Al Nov
‘*ModemFilterDes)gn’‘Tor.oid(.White) .......... 44., Mar .
Monitoring With ADC Scop? c White)............... «FQ Ji |v
MoreReedSwitches(Olberg)........................ 46, May
MOS Caution (N orman)........................... 48 , J an.
No Room bran Ari tenna?( He Itai)............. 47, May
OporatorFactor.ThefFredericksan.i................ 16» Fbb
Organs an dtfewing Machines (Simandl)......... 7*2, Nov.
Ffceudo-Random Scanning (M aedonald).......... 47, Jan.
(1ST-InspiredTransmitter-Receiver (Glowed..... 46, May
RelaylesBlambimaticAdapterfortheKe ycriH eydt). ЪЗ, A pr.
R.F. Attenuator, The (fbstonL ....................... Nv.
SimpleBuporSelcctivityCTurrui)................ M , Jai.
Solid-State Susceptibility (Parker)........... -45 (it
Still M ore On The 1-177 (Mayer).............. f4 , Apr .
Taking The Strain Off The Rotator (Nighnan)..... 4^ (b t
Telephone Interference Suppressor (Balmer). 51} Julv
That GE SCR (Lukoff).......................... Я, July
TMll-4000(Bedrossyan)......................... 53, Apr.
Tower Hints (De LaMatry)...................... 46, May
Transistor QRP (Pagel1........................ 52 , N ov.
Using Aircraft Reflections in V.H.F. Communications
(Root).........................-...........- Aug.
Weatherproofing the Quad < Frohardt)............. 46, May
Whip Antenna (Wiesen)............................... 51, July
W0EPV Squeeze Keyer (Walker).......................... 45, Oct.
J 44-Me. IC Converter ( Robinson )....................... 48, Dec.
Tie Tabs (H&K)............................................ 57, Apr.
Tilt-up Feet (H&K)......................................... 48, Feb.
TransmittingTubes.Foreoi-Air Cooling of (Orr)....... 20, Sept.
TV! Filter A Ten-Meter Harmonic (Wetherhold)............. «‘>7 Sept
TVI. How to Handle (MeCov)............................... 41, Apr.
TVITip(H&K).............................................. 57, Apr.
“Vacation Special,‘’The (Latter)......................... 41, May
Winding Coils (H&K) ...................................... 48 .May
Winding Small Toroids (H&K).............................. 49, Nov.
Wire Source (H&K)......................................... 57, Apr.
2-Meter Е-Тлуег DX, Working (Ennis)...................... 24, June
80-Metor. Handicapper (Gilmer) ............................ 41 .Aug .
432-Mc. Solar Patrol (Wilson)............................ 26, Aug.,
MOBILE
Antenna for 432-Me. Mobile, A “ Mini-Wheel ’ ’ (Poland) . 48, Oct.
Antennas, Modeling Radiation Patterns of Whip (Coving-
ton).............................................. 31, Jan.
Connecticut Longhorn, The (Pfeiffer)..................... 11, Aug.
Feedback............................................ CQ Spt
.Don’t lose Your Mb hie Rig (Cresthall).................. 55, May
Ford Mobile Hints (H&K)..................................... 46 . Oct .
Mobile Alarm (H&K)........................................ 48, Sept.
Mobile at 160 (m.p.h. that is) ( Horne).................. 58, Aug.
MobileEquipmentProtcctiveAlarm,A(Lukoff)................. 16, Mar,
Feedback............................................ 48, June
M Ьй Jigging ( H&K)...................................... 48, July
N diseBl ark er," ^emicons” in an Experimental (DeMaw), 15, J an.
Portable Ham Gear, Choosing Batteriesfor(T'It oh...........40 ep-.
Receiver .An“Obsolete”50 Me Mobile (Cross)
Parti—... ......................................... 11, Nov.
Part II —..........,................................. 31, Dec.
OPERATING PRACTICES
HowTo Deliver A Message (Hart),.......................... 52. Jan.
How to Operate in a DX Contest (LeKashman)
Parti............................................... 58, Feb.
Part II — Winning a DX Contest..... 58». Mar.
How to Originate Messages (Hart)......................... 66, Feb.
POWER SUPPLY
Surge Suppressor (H&K).............................. 50, Mar.
Transistor-Battery Substitute, A................... 32, Mar.
Transistor Power Supply, An Adjustable Regulated
(Baker)............................................. 28, May
Use Surplus and Save (MeCby)......................... 18, Oct.
V tta gdrl egii & lorf oL arg¥ art'a ions in da Girren t
(H&K),............................................ oSPtf®
PROJECT OSCAR
Australis-Osear Arrives in US............... «58, July,
Project Oscar — A Progress Report (Gabrielson)50, Mar.
PUBLIC SERVICE
Amateur Radio Public Service Corps (Hart)
Requiremeutsfor Being EC...................... 60, Jan.
Silence Is Golden.......................... 70, Feb.
The Party Line.......................... 74, Mar,
Take Me to Your Leader.................... 64, Apr.
The Retels................................ 61, May.
A New Date for the SET.................. 76, June
The C.W. Hotshots...................... 68, July
Talking It Up.. ........................... 6 0, Aug.
The Phone Hotshots........................ 64, Sept.
Whither Public Service.................. 74, Oct.
The Great Experience,................... 72, Noy.
The Local Scene................. ......... 68, Dec.
Football Score Network (Flasher).............. 62, Apr.
How To Deliver A Message (Hart).............. 52, Jan.
How To Originate Messages (Hart)............... 66, Feb.
How To Stop Traffic at the County Fair (Kja.r)... 69, Apr.
MED-AID (Hoff)............................... 50, Oct.
Operation Yukon800(Weber)..................... .56, May
PerumnAd veri ure(p aytje .................. ...70 A pr.
RECEIVERS
Audio Filter For Speech Reception, An (Ellison)......... 4.5, June
Feedback,,...................................... 3 .1, July
Audio Selectivity for the HBR (Phillips)............ 42, July
CB Transceivers, 10-Meter Conversion of (Lange).. 20, Feb.
Cross-Band Operation with the 758-3 and 328-3 (New-
lander)........................................... 38» Apr.
HE 45-B Receiver, Improving the (H&K)............ 49, Feb.
Feedback...................................... '3, Mar.
lncreasingtheBandsprcadoftheSP-400(H&K).......... 48, July
Pocket-PortableSuperhet for80or 40, A (Dwight)... 29, Oct.
Receiver, An “Obsolete” 50-Mc. Mobile (Cross)
Parti—....................................... H. Noe.
Partll —...................................... 31, Dec.
Receiver Design with the MOS Transistor, Solid-State
(Daughters, Hayward and Alexander)
Parti........................................... И* Apr.
Partll........................................... 22, May
Feedback..................................... 96, July
S/Line Increased Flexibility with the (Gianas)... 35, Apr.
Feedback...................................... Ж July
Transceive With Transistors [Almost] (Kareiitz).. 11, Dec.
Transceiver for 75,’Aj50-Watt P.E.P. Output (Day)..... 29, Juno
Transceiver, Mark II, 50-Mc. Transistor (Tilton)
Parti — More Power & A Better Receiver; Still Under
Five Pounds.................................. 11» Fob.
Part II — Receiver Details and Packaging......... 20, Mar.
Feedback..................................... $1» Apr.
Transmitter-Receiver, A Miniwatt 2-Meter ( Utz).. 11, Oct.
“ Vacation Special,’’The (Latter).................. 41, May
6-Meter Rushbox with an FET Front End, Updating the
(DeMaw).......................................... И» J’dy
RECEIVING
Attenuator, A Low-Z Ladder-Type (G&G) .......... 41 Nov.
Attenuator, A dimple Step (Goodman).............. 24, Aug.
Converter, The W3KCR 10-Meter (Graber).......... 35, Nov.
FET Converters For 6 and 2 Meters (D eM aw)...... 11 , M ay
HBR Receiver R.F. Stage, Parasitica in the (Crosby).... 74, June
Is Your Receiver Fused? (H&K)..........................Г L Abr.
NoiseBlanker,“Semicons”inanExperimental(.DeMaw.l. 1Д Jan
Receiver Offset Tuning for the KWM-2 (Phillips).. 38, Mar.
Simple Bandspreading System (H&K)................ 50, Nov.
Stabilizing A Receiver R.F. Amplifier (H&K)...... 46, Oct.
Receiver Filters, Front-End (Conklin)............ 14, Aug.
Torofil — a QRM Reducer for the Phone Man, The
(G&G).......................................... - ?8 Apr
Transistors!,Save Those /Emerson) ...............25 .Oct..
RECENT EQUIPMENT
Comdel CSP-11 Speech Processor.................... 40, Mar.
Davco DR-30 Receiver.............................. 42, Jan.
Drake MN-4 Matching Network....................... J2, Oct.
Eico 717 Electronic Keyer Kit..................... 44, July
Henry 2K-2 Linear Amplifier....................... 45, N ov.
Kmght-KitKG-661 Low-Voltage Power Supply.......... 46, Nov.
Lightweight PortableAJC.Generators................ PL, Feb .
Hallierafters 8R-2000 Transceiver and P-2000 Power
Supply......................................... fiO, May
Heath HD-10 Keyer................................. 45, Jan.
Heath SB-301 Receiver, The........................ 43, Mar.
Heath SB-401 Transmitter.......................... 42, Mar.
Heathkit Crystal Filter Modification Kit SBA-100-2. 52, Aug.
Honda E-300, The.................................. 12, Feb.
International Crystal 8BX-9 S.8.B Exciter and SBA-50
Mixer-Amplifier ............................... 8, be'pt.
Knight-Kit TR-10S Transceiver,T1 le............... IO.,О t .
Lafayette HA-144 Transistor Transceiver, The...... 17, Jun.
McCulloch M1TE-E-Litc, Mark 2, The............... 44, Feb
Squires Sanders 66-cr 50-Mc. Transceiver.......... 48, A pr.
Star SR-700E and ST-700E, The..................... 48, Aug.
Zeus Z8500 Sportline, The......................... 44, Feb.
3010-B Receiver, The ITT Mackay Marine............ 35»A pr.
REGULATIONS
Argcntina/U.S. Agreements.......................... (15, May
ARRL Comments on RACES Fax........................ 78, Oct.
ARRL Supports New LD. Rules......................... 68, Sept.
Canada Signs Three Reciprocity Agreements.......... .86, June
Canadian Centennial Calls Okay in States............ 65, Jan.
Canadian Rules Changes............................ 74, Julv.
Codeless License Denied.........»................ 72, Julv,
DX Operating News.........................87, Mar.; 86, June
DX Operating Notes.................................. 70, Aug.
Easier VE Foreign Reciprocity....................... 84, Mar,
Examination Schedule.............................. 66, Jan,
Facsimile for RACES.............................. 82, June
FOO Corrects Two-Letter Call Rule................. 76, Nov.
FCC Denies Separation Modes...................... 76 Nov.
Incentive Licensing Adopted...................... 78, Oct.
Israeli Operating Changes ....................... 75, Apr.
Licenses for Nationals........................... 76, Feb.
More New Novice Questions........................ 73, July
More Reciprocity................................. 70, Aug.
MSTS Amateurs Warned............................. 72, July
Netherlands-U.S. Reciprocity..................... 87, Mar.
New Exam Point................................... 74, Feb.
New Form 610..................................... 74, Feb.
No Superpower.................................... 84, Mar.
No Typewriters................................... 65, May
Resting Rule Clarified........................... 82, June
RTTY Clarification on Signing.................... 64, Aug.
Slow Scan TV Proposed............................ 76, Nov.
Special Temporary Authority...................... 65, Jan.
Tailending to Become Legal....................... 82, June
Two-Year Novices Now Issued...................... 76, Nov.
U.S. Calls in Britain Shortened.................. 66, Jan.
U.S.-Panama Reciprocal Signed.................... 71, Jan.
U.S. Signs Reciprocity with Trinidad and Norway.. 86, July
Viet Nara Still on Ban List...................... 74, Feb.
What Bands Available............................. 71, Sept
3rd Class Tickets for the Blind.................. 70, Septa
RTTY
RTTY Bandpass Filter for 1275/2125 c.p.s., An (Wether-
hold)............................................ 21, Aug*
RTTYBuUetin...................................... 75, Jan.
RTTY Clarification on Signing (Haps)............ 64, Aug.
RTTY Demodulator Alark hold and Motorstart for the
W2JAV (Dedel)................................. 18, Nov.
TeletvpeKeys,TighteningLooseSpring-Loaded(H.&K) . 50, Feb;
SEMICONDUCTORS
Amplifier/Modulator, A Solid-State (G&G)......... 26, Sept.
Converter for 144 Me., A Low-Noise (DeMaw)....... 11, Sept.
Converter, The W3KCR 10-Meter (Graber)............ 35, N ov.
DeterminingTransistorBeta (H&K).................. 56, Apr.
FET Converters hbr 6and 2 Meters (TfeMaw)........ 11, May
FET 21 Me .Converter ,The.Bonus I \feCoy)........ 19, May
“ lambimatic” Concept, The (Gensler)................ 18, Jan.
Keyer, The Micro-ТО (Opal)....................... 17, Aug.
Microphone Preamp Using the FET, A (Blakeslee)...... 47, Aug.
Noise Blanker,“Semicons”Mi an Experimental (DeMaw) 15, Jan.
№vice tfequencybtan du d AC Crason).............. 22, Jn.
Pocket-Portable Superhetfor 80 or 40 A/Dwight). .29 ,Oc.t •
Preamplifier — That Works!, A 1296-Mc. ( Rat?)........ 32, Nov.
Receiver, An “Obsolete” 50-Mc. (Cross)
Parti— ..................................... Il, Nov.
Partll —.................................... 31, Dec*
Receiver Design with the MOS Transistor,
Solid-State (Daugh ters,H ay ward andAl exander)
. Part I................................. JI Apr
Part II..................................... 42 , May
Feedback ............................... 96, July
Rel^v Driver for Solid State Keyers (Utz).... 45, Dec.
Speech Amplifier-Clipper, A Handy (Utz) (G&G).... 28, Sept*
TIXM101 Transistorat 1296 Me., Using the (Holshouser,
Jr.)............................... S3, Noy.
Transcoive With Transistors [Almost] (Karcntz)........ 11, Dec,
Transceiver, Mark II, 50-Mc. Transistor (Tilton)
Part 1 — More Power and A Better Receiver; Still
Under Five Pounds........................... 11, Feb.
Part II — Receiver Details and Packaging...... 20, Alar,
Feedback................................... 91, Apr.
Transistor-Battery Substitute (G&G).............. 32, Mar.
Transistor Power Supply, An Adjustable Regulated
(Baker).......................................... 28 May
Transistor 5-Watter For 80 and 40. A (DeMaw)....... 11, June
Transistors!, Save Those (Emerson)............... 25, Oct.
Transmitter from India, A Transistor (Jayaraman). 16, Nov.
Transmitter-Receiver,AMiniwatt2-Meter(Utz)....... H, Oct,
Wire Device Protects MOS Transistors from Damage
(H&K)........................................ 51, Mar,
6-Meter Rushbox with an FET Front End, Updating the
(DeMaw).......................................... 11, July
50-Mc. One Watter (G&G)............................ 34, June
SINGLE SIDEBAND
Break-in C.W. with8.S.B. Equipment (Hippisley, Jr.).,. 20 Nov.
R.F. Clippers for S.S.B. (Sabin)................. 13, July
Feedback....................................... 81 Dec»
S.8.B. Noise Limiter for the HR-20 (H&K)......... 47, Oct.
Transceive With Transistors [Almost] (Karentz)..... 11, Dec.
VOX-to-P.T.T. Modification for the KWM-2 (Lewis).... 46, Dec.
TRANSMITTERS
CB Transceivers. 10-Meter Conversion of (Lange).... 20, Feb.
Cross-Band Operation with the 758-3 and 328-3 (New-
lander) ........................ ............ 38, Apr.
Six-Meter Kilowatt with 4-4flOAs or 4-I25As («Iones).... II, Mar.
Я/Line. Increased Flexibility with the (Gianas) . 35, Apr.
Feedback.. ............................... 96, July
Transceive With Transistors [Almost] (Karentz)..... Il, Dec.
Transceiver, Mark II, 50-Mc. Transistor (Tilton)
Part I — More Power and A Better Receiver; Still
Under Five Pounds........................ 11, Feb.
Part II —Receiver Detailsand Packaging......... 20, Mar.
Feedback..,,.,............................... 91, Apr.
Transistor 5-Watter For 80 and 40, A (DeMaw)........ 11, June
Transmitter from India, A Transistor (Jayaraman).... 16, Nov.
Transmitter-Receiver, A Mimwatt 2-Metcr (Utz)...... 11, Oct.
“ Vacation Special,’’The (Latter).................. 41, May
50-Mc. Une Watter (G&G)..,...................... 34, June
50 Watts on 8ix and Two (Bradshaw and DeMaw)........ 24, Jan.
75-Watt Transmitter, A Two-Tube (McCoy)........ 34, Jan.
TRANSMITTING
Amplifier for 2 Meters, A 90-Watt (DeMaw)........ 16, Apr.
Amplifiers, Semi- and Super-Cathode-Driven (Orr and
.foyer).......................—-......... ..-- 34, July
Cathode-Driven Linear Amplifier,The (OrrandSayer)... 36, June
“ lambimatic” Concept, The (Gensler)............. 18. Jan.
Receiver Offset Tuningfor the KWM-2 (Phillips)..... 38, Mar.
Transceiving Converter for Less Than $30, A (Clark) 29, July
TransmittingTubes, Forced-AirCoolingof (Orr)....... 20, Sept.
V.H.F. AND MICROWAVES
Amplifier for 2 Meters, A 90-Watt (DeMaw)........ 16, Apr,
Converter for 144 Mc„ A Low-Noise (DeMaw)........ 11, Sept.
FET Converters For 6 and 2 Meters (DeMaw)........ 11, May
Heath “ Sixer’ Final Tuning Knob For The (H&K).. 50, Jan.
Moonray............................... . 56, Nov.
Preamplifier — That Worksl,A 1296-Mc. (Katz)..... 32, Nov.
Six-Meter Kilowatt with 4-400As or 4-l25As (Jones). 11, Mar.
StabillzingtheThreeJjand 4CX250 Am[i’fier(.H&K).... 49, July
TIXM101 Transistor at 1296 Me.. Using the (Holshouser,
Jr.).....,.......................................... U3, Nov.
Transceiver, Mark II. 50-Mc. Transistor (Tilton)
Part I — More Power and A Better Receiver; Still
Under Five Pounds.................................... 11, Feb.
Part II — Receiver Details and Packaging.......... 20, Mar.
Feelbatk............................... 91, Apr.
Transmitter-Receiver, A Mimwatt 2-Meter(Utz).......... 11, Oct.
World Above 50 Me., The
January, page 83
November Leonids—o'hower of Lifetime
F ruary, pageM 0
A ustral'iato New Jersey on 144 Me.
March, page 91
. Australia to Calif© n’a Via The Moon
A prl, page 86
F8DD W6DNC QSO Ma The Afcon
IS6MYC C diin ear
IjaPort Rhombic
May, page 74
“Cbsed”Hm d DXon .50 Ms.
Meteor Shower Chart
1 une, page 92
SpaceC ommumcat ions—0 urF ut ure
July, page9l
VK3ATN and W6DNG Win ARRL Merit Award
432-Mc. Generator
August, page 75
Meteor Scatter DX
Audio Filter
R.F. Choke Guide
September, page 81
Auroral DX
October, page 94
More About Meteors and Aurora
November, page 98
Worldwide 50-Mc. DX
December, page 88
Year Review
Attenuator Ideas
1.296 Dish
Yagi Arrays,The L-Match for 2-Meter............. 19, July
2-Meter E-Layer DX, Working. (Ennis)............ 24, June
50-Mc. Portable Arrays, More Ideas for (’Tilton).. 15, Oct.
50 Watts on Six and Two (Bradshaw and DeMaw)...... 24, Jan.
432-Mc.SdarPatrd (Wilson)....................... 26, Aug.
* QST *
Index to Volume LII—1968
ANTENNAS AND
TRANSMISSION LINES
Antenna, The “Double Bazooka'’ (Whysall)........ «38, July
Antenna, The M. A. B. A. L. (Bridges)............ 11, July
Antenna Type vs. Distance (Tech. Corres.)........ 43, Oct.
Baluus, Matching with Homemade (Fenwick)......... 46, Oct.
Balun .Required? Is A (McCoy).................... 28, Dec.
Beam Hints, Forty-Meter (Tech. Corres.).......... 54, Feb.
Ground-Plane, Multiband . . . Vertical Antenna with
Tuned Feeders(Gill?spiel......................... 18, Apr.
Helix Antennas, Finding Wire length for ( H&K).. 56, Feb.
Hustler, storing . . . Resonators (H&K)......... 56, Feb.
Insulators, Base (Tech. Corres.)................. 40, July
Inverted V. An 89-Meter... for Field Day (Gue).. 16, June
Inverted “ V”, Determining the Length of an (H&K).... 42, July
Loop, Army. . . iu Ham Communications (McCoy)... 17, Mar.
Loop, The Army tTech. Corres.)..............49, 50, 51. May
Loop Measurements (Tech. Corres.).............. 46, Nov.
Mast, A 40-FnotSelLSupporting Tilt-Over ( Robitaille)... 43, Dec.
Mast, 64-foot Unguyed Support (The Square-Rigger)
(Spaeth)....................................... 42, Nov.
10-Meter“Lazy Quad”(Tech. Corres.i............... 40, July
Mobile Multi-band Antenna System (The “Mobiloop”)
‘Taylor)....................................... 18, Nov.
Modified Transmatch For Ease iu Matching Very Low
Impedance Loads................................. 47, Dec.
Monitor, An R.F. Actuated C.W. (McCoy)........... 39, Nov.
Mounting, A Simple Method of. .. a Rotary Beam on
a Utility Pole (H&K)............................. 52, May
Multiband Antenna (Tech. Corres.)................ 46, Aug.
Noise Story—Happy Ending (Tech. Corres.)......... 43, Oct.
Quad Antenna For Four Bands
The Two-Tailed Monster (Troster)................. 28, Sept.
Quad, Converting a Mono-Band... to a Multiband
Antenna (H&K).............................. 57, Feb.
Quad, The Clothes Drier (Bedal)................ 40, Jan.
Quad, Two-Band... Matching (Tech. Corres.)...... 55, Apr.
Quadsand Yagis (Lindsay).......................... IL May
Radiation Resistance of Inverted V Antennas (Covington) 36, Oct.
Raising Portable Antennas (H&K).................. 50, Sept.
Tower, a 65-Foot Crank-Up (Fillion).............. 18. Aug.
Transmatch, Why A ( McCoy)...................... 31, Jam
Where Did The Signal Go? (McCoy)................. 14, Julv
Yagis, Some Observations With V.H.F. (Tilton)...... 31, June
Yagi,The Wooden (Sharo).......................... 44, Feb.
AUDIO FREQUENCY
EQUIPMENT AND DESIGN
Generator, Two-tone . . . with Scope-Synic' Output
(Noble).............................................. 43, Mar.
Filter, A Solid-State Audio (Anciaux)............... 35, Dec.
RTTY Bandpass Fil ter For 2125-2975 e.p.s. (WetherhoH) 19, A pr.
BEGINNER AND NOVICE
Balun Required. Is a (McCoy)...................... 28, Dec*
Dipper, Field Effect Transistor (McCoy)........... 24, Feb.
Harmonics,Getting Rid of Low-Frequency............ 26, Apr.
Monitor,An R.F. Actuated C.W. (McCoy)............. 39, Nov.
Preselector, Au FET For 20, 15, and 10 (McCoy).... 42, Aug.
Receiver, The “GCR-2” (DeMaw)..................... 11, June
SixerandTwoer.Some Useful Modifications for (McCoy) 28, May
Soldering, How To Do a Good . .. Job (McCoy)...... 28, June
Transmatch, Why A (McCoy)......................... 31, Jan.
Transmitter for the Beginner, A Simple (4OO&8O) Meters
(Mix)............................................. 22, Oct.
TVI Can Be Tough I Novice or General M cCoy).......... 'L9M ar.
Where Did The Signal Cfl? (McCoy)................. .14, July
CONTESTS AND
OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Armed Forces Day
Announcement, 1968................................ 61, May
Results, 19C8................................ 74, Nov.
CD Parties,High Claimed Scores
Octohcr(1967)..................................... 99, Jan.
January.......................................ИЗ, Apr.
April......................................... 101, July
July..........................................Ill .Sept.
DXCC
Annual List....................................... 106, Dec.
Five-Band, Rules.............................. 110, ( let.
Notes
VP2ME....................................... 104. Mav .
Service Charges............................. 96, June
Endorsement submissions, deletion of Palestine
and Kuria Muria, VP2ME.................... 102, July
Addition of Blenheim and Geyser............. 108, Sept.
DX Competition, 1968 ARRL International
High Claimed Scores................................. 50, July
Results....................................... 56, Oct.
Announcement (1969)........................... 64, Dec.
DXpcdition Logistics (Cushing)...................... 62, Feb.
Field Day. 1968 ARRL
Announcement........................................ 58, May
Results....................................... 52, Nov.
How I Learned to Love a Contest (Redington)...... 71. Nov.
How Much Better is Best? (Nighman).................. 101, Jan.
Гш Notin The Contest But (Nose)................... 56. Mar.
Novice Roundup
Announcement................................... 64, Jan.
Results...................................... 48, June
QSO Parties
Ariz. 130, Ark. 104, Jan.; Calif. 132, Sept.; Fla. 126, Feb.; Ga.
154, Apr.; Ind. 105, July; Md.-D.C., 104, July; Mass. 122. Sept.;
Minn. 106, July; Mo. 116, May; Neb. 134, Apr.;N.J„ 101, Aug.;
N.Y. State, 108, May; Ohio, 104, Mar.; Penn.. 116, Sept.; R.T.,
120, May; VE1 138, Jan.; Vt. 110, Feb.; Wash., 128, Sept.;
Wise., 122, Apr.; Zero District, 118, Sept.
SET Announcement, 1Ж............................... 66, Jan.
SET Results, 1968 (Hill)........................... 50, Aug.
Sweepstakes, November
High Claimed Scores............................ 95, Feb.
Results. 34th Annual........................ 62. Apr.
Announcement, 35th Annual..................... 54, Oct.
Sweepstakes. RTTY
Results, Seventh World-Wide........................ 65, Feb,
Announcement, Eighth World-Wide............... 70, Sept.
Sweepstakes, V.H.F.
Results, 21st ARRL................................. 53, June
Announcement, 22nd ARRL...................... 63, Dec.
Try the FMT (Wood)................................. 55, July
VE/W Contest
Results, 1967................................. 60, Sept.
Announcement, 1968..................... 63, Sept.
V.HJ. QSU Party
Announcement June.................................. ,57 May
Results, June................................. 64, Sept.
Announcement, September....................... 49, Aug.
Results .September............................ Dec.
CONVENTIONS
ARRL National 1968................................. 76, Jan.
73, Mar.
Central Division................................... 49, July
Florida State...................................... 70, Aug.
Hndson Division.................................. 89, Sept.
I\ert u& yBt i e. ................................. 70, Aug.
Michigan State..................................... 61, Apr.
&g bn d DviBion............................... Г5, i\fay
R oank eD’ ivtsion.................................. Я.Ч, 8 ejt.
di jk Min ta’ iBisibh...............................",9 ufce
Saskatchewan Province .......................... 19, June
•Southwestern Division............................. 69, Aug.
West Virginia State.............................. 79, June
EDITORIALS
The Amateur’sCode................................... 9, July
Another Frequency Conference..................... 9, Aug.
The Appliance Operator............................. 9, June
ARRL and the Communications Dilemma............... 9, Apr.
ARRL and the Democratic Process..................... 9, Mar.
Communications Escalation........................ 9, May
Delivery Costs................................... 9, Sept.
DXCC........................................ 9, Oct.
November Twenty-second........................... 9, Nov.
Novice Retreads................................. 9, Sept.
Phone Patches.................................. 9. Dee.
What is the ARRL................................. 9, Feb.
The Year in Review............................. 9. Jan.
EMERGENCIES
Amateur Radio and Distress Information (Dean)....... 61, Jan.
Iowa Tornados................................... 58, Aug.
Simulated Emergency Test Announcement........... 66. Jan.
SET Results (Hill)......._...................... 50, Aug.
FEATURES
Address Delivered b.y Mr. Mohamed Mili, Secretary
General of the ITU, on 23 Sept. 1967 at the opening of
the Annual Congress of the l.A.R.C.............. 60, Jau.
Amateur Radio and Citizens Band (Sykes)......... 61, lie.
Book Binding Method (Nelson).................... 60, Dec.
Amateur Radio Expo!............................. 60, July
The ARRL Museum of Amateur Radio...........Bart I, 52, Oct.
Part II.,.................................... 00, Dec.
Christmas QSO (Truster)......................... 58, Dec.
CQ Contest, de Padre Tim Brine................. 77, Nov.
Danger Electrical Shock (Zemek)................ 54, Sept.
Edsel Murphy’s Laws (Lawson).................... 59, Feb,
First Novice WAC, The (Blasi)................ 52, Mar.
Getting the World in Tune (Meyer)............... 62, Aug.
Ham ’n’ Gravy (Evans)....................... 71, J une
Hams Help on Election Returns (Beaid)........... 58, Sept.
How 1 Learned to Love a Contest (Redington)..... 71, Nov.
K4GOP "How to Succeed in Polities Without Getting
Involved”....................—.............. 1 3. Oc .t
Novice in Wonderland (Pollock).....................< Oj une
QCEN & Community Radio Watch (Weaver)........... 76, Sept.
QRP Versus QRO (Brine)........................... .H May
Return to Wonderland (Zimmerman)............... 62 , D ec.
The Ruptured Rhombic (Voorhees)............,.... TV, Nov.
Tiny Voice from the Arctic.................,... J’R Jan.
War on Hampathy, The (Fuller)................. 54, Mar.
Why the Radio Club? (McKee)................. ’’<8, feept
FICTION
A Study of Hertz vs. Cycles Per Second (Hale).... 48, Apr.
Crystal Stable Frequency Control with Your Old V.F.O.
(Waller)....................................... 46, Apr.
Dummy I .pads from the Junk Box (Schroeder)..... 47, Apr.
The Real Life of W2SKG (Leonard)................ 55, Dec.
HAPPENINGS OF THE MONTH
Advanced and Extra for Shut-Ins................... 84, Apr.
Amateurs and Members^ ............................ 70, Mar,
Amateur of the Year (St. Louis Club) 1968 Pla que. 8.9 , О (t.
Anti-Noise Bill Passed in House................... 78, May
ARRL Asks FCC to Keep 6 Meters Open................ 64 Nov
ARRL/Canada Files Brief on Fees........... 80, Sept.
ARRL Comments on Slow-Scan TV.................... 72, Feb.
ARRL Supports “ Retread”......................... 67, Nov.
ARRL Supports Shut-In Docket...................... 75, June
A-2 Still OK for Novices on 2................... 74, Jan.
Band Edges for S.S.B. Reminder.................... 80. May
Behind the Diamond
Wayland Groves, W5NW........................ 73, Feh.
Donald Mis, W1T8.............................- 71, Mar.
Gilbert Crossley, W3YA....................... 85, Apr.
Robert Denniston, W0NWX...................... 79, May
Noel Eaton, VE3CJ.......................... 75, June
L. A. Morrow, W1VG......................... 70, July
Charles Compton, W0BUO..................... 67, Aug.
John Huntoon, W1LVQ........................ 87, Sept.
George Grammer, W1DF........................ 87, Oct.
Lanier Anderson, Jr., W4MWH,................. 79. Dec.
Board Meeting, a Pictorial Report of the 1968 ARRL ... "A , I d у
Boston Exams Only Thursday & Friday............... 70, July
Canada Revises 160 Meters,....................... 68, July
Canadian Calls Can Be Held Open................... 84, Sept.
Canadian Club Wins Antenna Fight................. 66, Aug,
Canadian Fee Quadrupled........................... 71, June
Canadian License Figures....................... 67, Aug.
Canadian National Exhibition...................... 66, Aug.
Canadian RTTY Ruling.............................. 70, Mar.
Canadian Traffic Warning............................. 71, Mar.
The Carterphone Case: Phone Patches.................. 82, Sept.
Cincinnati Amateur Radio Week (photo)................ 65, Nov.
Club Gear Under Private Call.................... 71, June
Court Upholds FCC on License Denial.................. 81, May
Easier I.D. Adopted.................................. 73, Jan.
Election Notice.................................... 64, Aug.
Election Notice...................................... 79, Sept.
Election Results............................ 64, Nov.
Election Results................................... 72, Jan.
Epistle to A QRM Maker............................... 88, Oct.
.ExamCredits Denied....................-............. 86 (hi
Executive Committee Minutes No....................... ГЙ, Nov.
Expansion of 160 Meters.............................. Ti, June
Extra Privilege Clarified ........................... T4 , June
FCC Clarifies Four-Month Rule........................... 78, May
FCC Denies Stay on 50.1 MHZ........................ 86. Oct.
FCC Polic.y on Modulation......................... ... 68 , Nov .
FCC Rejects Three Proposals.......................... 74, June
FCC Retirements.................................... 70, Mar.
Gigahertz Band Change Okay............... 67, Nov.
Goldwater, Denniston, Myers (photo)....,............. 78, Dec.
Harry Engwicht, W6HC and Ronnie Martin, W6ZF
Honored by Pacific Division (photo)............... 65, Aug.
Interference to Other Stations—An FCC Letter......... 88, Oct.
John G. Doyle, W9GPI................................. . q8 July
Latter Cover Plaque (photo).......................... 80, Dec.
License Fees in Canada............................. 78, Dec.
Licenses for Immigrants.................... "6, June
License Revoked......................................... 65, Aug.
License Suspended.................................... 82, Sept.
License Suspension............... . .84, Apr.; 81, May; 76, June
Minutes, Executive Committee Meeting, March 9, 1968.. 82, May
Minutes of the 1968 Annual Meeting of the Board of
Directors................. .......................... 70, July
More Amateur Radio Weeks.......................... 68, July
More Recognition............................. 66, Aug.
Navada AR Week (photo)............................... 81, Dec.
New Break for G.l. Novice............................ 74, Jan,
New Jersey Ham License Plates.......85, Apr.; 67, Aug.; 67, Nov.
Novice Eligibility Proposal.......................... 83, Sept.
Penn. Amateur Radio Week (photo)................... 64, Nov.
Pink Tickets.___________________________________ 71, June
Portland,Oregon .Office Moves...................... 65 Aug
QSL Bureau Change Hands............................ 74, Jan.
Richard Gregorio, K1RAW New England Ham of the
Year (photo)....................................... П6, Aug.
Rules for Life Membership.......................... 76, July
Shut-Ins Win Mail Exams.............................. 69, July
Six Meter Footnote................................... 79, Dec.
Slow Scan TV In the U.S........................ 80, Sept.
Special Callsign Rules Codified......................... 78, May
Staff Notes. ... .................................. 86, Oct.
State Legislatures to Meet........................... 74, Jan.
Si blan da Cla Ibnge d................................. .SQ hby
Suspensions—Feedback.................................74 June
Technicians Eligible for Novice...................... 68, July
Tryon, Elder, Get Awards (photo).................... 79, Dec.
VE3ZZ Retires from DOT............................... 65, Aug,
VE STR R ebaces’Vaton................................ 78, D cc.
VE Tariff Try Fails................................ 58, Dec.
Visi"tors Abv, Use VOX............................. 68 , J d у
Winner—Cover p fcque Award br Nbrc h.............. 8.9, Oct
WA4QSL Bureau Changes................................... 68, July
Who fheDevi'isWh tf .................84, Apr.; 83,May;18, June;
ГГ, July; 82, Sept.; 89, Oct.; 67, Nov.
W9WNV Sies. ARRL ............... .................... 8Д My
IARU NEWS
Amateur Radio Booklet. ............ .............. 91, Oct.
Australian Licensing Notes........................... 74, Mar.
Austrian & Chilian Reciprocity and Regulations....... 77, Jan.
Callbook Correction............................. 75, Feb.
Canada-Switzerland Reciprocity & Regulations......... 86, May
Caribbean Emergency Net.............................. 80, June
CCIRS eminar'inR adi o'Lommunici'ions iC icneva.... "%,J an.
Changes & Corrections.................................. 74, Mar.
EA6ITU............................................... 92, Apr.
EI Courtesy Licenses................................. 81, July
Exhibit in Ivory Coast................................. 91, Oct.
Farewell RSGB Bulletin............................... 93, Apr.
Faroe Island Beacon........................ 87, May
Finland Reciprocity & Regulations..................... 75, Feb,
Foreign-Held FP8 License Cancelled................... 75, Feb.
G B2L0 at City of London Festival. ............... 92, Apr.
Headquarters Visits................... ........... 87. May
I ARC Convention..................................- 71, Aug.
1ARC Propagation Research Competition— 1968....... 75, Feb.
IARU Region II Contest............................. 90, (Jet.
IARU Travel (photo W0DX at RSGV)................... 88, Пес.
Indonesia.......................................... 90, Oct.
International Meeting will sign VK1 EC............. 92, Apr.
Italian Earthquake Emergency....................... 71, Aug.
Italian Frequency Assignments...................... 75, Feb.
Italy Issues Courtesy Operator Licenses............ 79, Jan.
KG6I will Become KAI—Regulations................... 81, July
LuxembourgReeiprocal Notesand Regulations......... 77, Jan.
Mauritius Issues Amateur Licenses.................. 85, Nov.
Mexico Amateur Radio Mobile Croup (photo)...........8) Jqlv
Mexican Convention................................ 93, .Apr.
Monaco Membership Proposed........................ 86, May
Monaco Becomes Member , .......................... 85, Nov.
New Korean Callsand Regulations................... 85, Nov.
New Membership Applications....................... 86, May
NewThird-PartyTrafficAutborizationandRegulations.. 81, July
Nigeria Licensing................................... ГА Ma*.
Notes.............................................. 91, Oct
NRRL Changes Address.. ............................ 81, July
Partners of the Alliance Radio Network............. 79, Jan,
Photographs
Africa,........................,...,,...,..,77,78, Jan.
Indonesia......................................... Г.Ч Jit.
WTA, DARC. RSB, RCA........................ 92 9.3 . Apr .
JARA, LMRE.................................... 71, Aug.
WIA.RCV........................................ 9(1, Oct.
WF0ITU........................................ 85, Nov,
Goldwater in South Africa...................... 75, Mar.
Miscellaneous.................................. 75, Mar.
PK Remains Silent................................ 81, July
QSL Bureau Changes.......................92, Apr.; 91, Oct,
QSL Bureau of the World........................... 81. July
QSL Bureaus of The World..................... 88, Dec.
Reciprocal Notes................................... 88, Dee.
Reciprocal Operation and Regulations.............. 85, Nov.
Region III Congress............................... 71, Aug.
Rhodesians on 70 Me............................... 75, Feb.
RS( IB Officer Changes............................ 74, Mar.
Six Meters From Poland.......................... 75, Feb.
Special Czechoslovakian Prefix.................... 88, Dee.
Space Conference Com ing................... .... 71, Aug.
Spanish Convention................................ 93 . Apr
Temporary Prefix.. ............................... 86, Mav,
Third-party Authorization WithdrawnandRcgulations... 71, Aug.
Trinidad Reciprocal (photo).......................... 87, May
UJS.-Guyana Reciprocity and Regulations........... 82. July
Venezuelan Amateurs Provide Emergency Communi-
cations..................................... - 74. Feb.
VOA Broadcast to Brazil........................... 77, Jan.
Welcome to London Program......................... 74, Mar.
Western Samoa Seeks Union Membership.............. 88, Dec.
Zambia Issues Courtesy Licenses................... 75, J eb.
KEYING, BREAK-IN AND
CONTROL CIRCUITS
Break-InC.W.with SSBEquipmentfTech.Corres.)...... 4§ Mar*
Code Reproducer (Tech. CorresJ..................... 44, June
Filter (C.W.), The Chirp Magnifier (Valentine)... 16, Dec,
Filter/Monitor for the C.W. Man (Hatch).......... 47, Feb,
32S-3, Further Improvements in the (Shafer)........ 28, Dec.
HD-10 with an External Paddle (H&K)............. 51, Sept,
Iambimatir Keying For the “Miero-To Keyer”(H&K)... 38, June
Key Adjustment, Semi-Automatic (Murphy)........... 60, Feb.
Keyer, An Integrated Circuit Electronic
(Halverson & StordahI).......................... 22, Apr.
Keyer, Improved Performance for the HD-10 (H&K)... 56, Feb.
Ke yer with Dot and Dash Memories, 1CKEY — An Inte-
grated-CircuitElectronic (Van Cleef).............. 28, Nov.
Keying Tip (H&K)............................... 51, Nov.
Micrn-TO (Tech. Cortes.)............................. 51, Jan.
Micro*TO Again (Tech. Corres.).................... 40, July
Micro-ТО Keyer Revisited (Tech. Cones.)........... 48, Mar,
Monitor, An R. F. Actuated C.W. (McCoy)........... 38, Nov.
Paddles, Magnetic Keyer (Nurkiewiez).............. 35, Apr,
Preventing the HA-1 Keyer from Generating Spurious
Dots(H&K).................................. 45, Oct.
Semiautomatic C.W, Break-In With the Swan 350..... 46, Dee.
Semi-Automatic Key Adjustment (Tech. Corres.)....... 44, June
SixerandTwoer,Some Useful Modificationsfor (McCoy), 28, May
Teletype at Your Fingertips. Perfect Modifying the Key-
board Morse Machine for RTTY (Horowitz).,........ 32, Oct.
Touch To Talk fG&G)............................. 20, Oct.
Transceivc With Instantaneous Voice Interruption, IVI
(Hildreth)....................................... 40, Oct.
Transceiver Monitor Using Transistors, A (G&G).... 41, Aug.
VOX, Experimental All-Electronic , . . System for SSB
(Hildreth)....................................... 36, Mar.
MEASUREMENTS
AND TEST EQUIPMENT
Beware the Scrap Box (Burke)..................... 44, Sept.
Binary-Decimal Counter Readout (Tech. Corres.)... 54, Apr.
‘•C”and“L” Measuring Gimmick (G&G)............... 28, Feb.
Calibrated Ham-Band (Tech. Corres.).............. 47, Aug.
C.A'b it or,S'imfr eC.ryfc к . . ,U singA nl te gratd
Circuit (H&K)................................. 4Л . hn.
Counter. Dgifa 1 With Teletype IHnt-Out (Simmons)... 22, Aug
De eb d si) n . . . aid N oisdS mth\............. \>4, Jan.
D ipper, Field Effect Transistor (McCqv). ......’Ы , Feb .
Filter (C.W.), The Chirp Magnifier (Valentine)... 16, Dec.
FMT, Try The (Wood).............................. 54, July
Frequency Divider for ЮО-kHz. Calibrators (A Divide-by-
Г’ oui((’j&Ct) .................................. 2, N>v.
F requencjD’ivi ersl egrUd(- arctnfdta Iptes..... ‘’2.J luy
Frequency Measurement Increasing the Aeeurqcv of
(Golding)........................................ 11, Oct.
Frequencystandard, the Mainline FS-1 Secondary (Hoff). 34, Nov.
F. S. Meter, Transistor . . . with Drift Free Amplifier
< Jzbrwiris ki).................................. 20, .ah.
(rbnera br, 'Rvo- tone . . . with Scope-Sync flu фи t
Nohl li....................................... 43. ,M ar.
HeathkitSB-620“Seanalyzer” (RecentEquipment).... 5(1, Apr.
I mpedanceMat.rhing with theC-LincMatcheri V.H.F.).. 23, Sept.
K9CPZ IC Fequency Gun tei'Ec U (drres.j.......... 7, i >6v.
M ak ers,25 КС (Te<h .Corres)..................... 55, Deb.
Mont or, In Automatic Battl Scanner/Transnnttcr
•Latter).......................................... 1,9, June
Dseillatoi; Two-Terminal (Tech, Corres.).......... 50, Jan.
R. F. Probe, Diode fto tec ton for th* ffea th (H&K).... 53, May
T «4 erf orCr y4al saritT ransit orsA (Wk яой.... 16,8 ept.
eat ingM eth ol (Cxeiser)................. 17, Pd).
MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL
Address Delivered by Mr, Mohamed Miti, Secretary
General of the ITU, on 23 Sept. 1967 at the Openin g
of the Annual Congress of the l.A.R.C.............. 60, Jan.
Ad visory Committees—A Pilot Project............... 70, Nov.
Amateur of the Year (St. Louis Club) 1968 Plaque...... 89, Oct.
Amateur Ra dfo and Distress Information............ 61, Jan.
A niateurR afio—P resentand Future (Denniston)..... 76, May
Amateur 14 <b Week in Pennsylvania................. 64, Nov.
A eronauticalATV AtThe Pasadena Rose Parade (O’Hare) 106, May
ARRL Award H>nor Rollfor 1967 —The Hiram Percy
Maxim Gold Medal................................ 79, Mar.
BoardMecting, A Pictorial Reportof the 1968 ARRL... 74, July
0 «anrii anN ahond E xhlbition..................... 66, Aug.
Cincinnati A mate urRadi oW etk (jh oto)........... 65, Nov.
Cleveland Mayor Carl Stokes........................ 72, Jqlv
Congress Praises Mars.............................. 81, Sept.
Contest Logging While Mobile.......................47 Ide.
Danbury Open House................................. 79 , July
Danger Electrical Shock (Zemek).................... 54, Sept.
Demik, Illinois Amateur of the Year (photo)........ 83. Dec.
Digital Clock, GMT for 12-hour (H&K) ............. 38, June
DXpcdition Logistics (Cushing)..................... 62, Feb.
February Cover Plaque.............................. 73, July
Foster Gets N.M. PICON Award (photo)................. 83 , Dec .
Getting the World in Tune (Meyer).................. 62 , Aug
GMT Conversion (H&K)............................... 5П, Sept.
GMT Clock Face (H&K)............................... 5Q, Mar .
HangingQSLCards(H&K)............................... 45, Oct.
“ Harry Engwicht, W6HC and Ronnie Martin, VV6ZF
Honored by Pacific Division” (photo)............ 65, Aug.
Hams Help on Election Returns (Beard).............. 58, Sept.
History Repeats Itself (Chapin).................... 62, Mar.
How Much Better is Best? (Nighman).................101, Jan.
Index of QST Items on Commercial Gear, An (Wagemau
& Wageman)..................................... 56, Apr.
The Miller Suit: A Special Report.................. 83, Oct.
National Convention, 1968 ARRL..................... 72, May
nfW PUU&b . .......... LU, IVLdl ., О’-’. •» Ot, LVXrt V u Ь ОЛ, AUg
21, Oct.; 49, 142, Nov.,- 42 , 59. Dec.
New Jersey Ham License Plates........................... 67 , Aug .
New Jersey License Plates........................... 67. Nov.
Novice and Technician Classes. GCARA (Michel) ..... 84. May
Portable and Mobile Regulations...........-......... 81, Apr.
QCEN & Communitj' Radio Watch (Weaver).............. 76, Sept.
QRP Versus QRO (Brine)....,........................ 54, May
Radio Society of Ontario’s Station. VE3RSO.......... 74, June
Richard Gregorio, K1RAW, New England Ham of the
Year (photo.)................................. 66, Aug.
Rules for Life Membership........................... 76, July
Scoutson the Air, 11th Jamborcc-on-the-air.......... 89, Oct.
Snowmobile (Eastonj._................................46. June
Staff Notes.............................. ....... 86, Oct.
Those Higher Class License Examinations— Basic Elec-
trical and Electronic Principles.................... 64, Mar.
Those Higher Class License Examinations 2 Series.... 86, Apr.
TVI in Eskimo Land(Dexter)........................ 106, May
War on Hampathy, The (Fuller)....................... 54, Mar.
WA4QSL Bureau Changes............................... 68, July
Winner — Cover Plaque Award for March............. <89, Oct,
Why the Radio Club? (McKee)........................ 78, Sept.
MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL
Aircraft-Re tkc fe d Cbmmuni'ca ion (The h Cbrres. 1..51 & n
Amplifier Kit,IC (New Apparatus) ................... 47, July
Antenna Type vs. Distance (Tech. Corres.)........... 43, Oct.
Aluminum Finishes (H&K)............................. 14, Apr.
APT Weather Satellite Information (Strays).... 9 3,Ddi .;4" ,J une;
17, Sept.; 104, Nov.
ATVResearch Focus Deflection Coil KiteNewApparatus) 'll, Apr.
Aiidio«MeasurementsandTest£quipment(.H&K)............ 48, Aust
Auroral Notes I Lund). ............................ 36, May
Baluns, Kirk Broad Band (New Apparatus)............. 36, Apr.
Beware the Scrap Box (Burke)....................... 44, Sept.
Bottom Plate Source (H&K).............-........... 45, Oct.
Breadboard, A Simple Experimental Circuit — ‘’The
Clipboard”(Thorpe).................................. 28, July
Cabinet, Equipment (H&K)............................ 57, Feb.
Cable for Remote Pickup (H&K).................... 45, Oct.
Cleaning Crackle Finishes (H&K).................... 14, Apr.
Cleaning Hint (H&K)............................. 39, June
Clip Lead Improvement (H&K)....................... «51, Sept.
Component Source (H&K)............................ 43, Jan.
Counter, Digital with Teletype Print-Out. (Simmons!.... ‘12, A ug.
Decal Sealcrs(. H&K)............................. JT Nov
Decibels, Uu . . . and Noise (Smith) ................ 'M, Jan.
Dental Instruments for the Amateur (H&K)............ 53, May
Detection, Synchronous Wead dgnalwi’th ft*al Time
Averaging I Adey & Kado)............................ 31, Dec.
Digital Logic Devices Pos......................... 17, July
Drilling Hint (H&K).............................. 51, Sept.
Eliminating Frequency Modulation in the Linear Master
Oscillator of the SB-101 (H&K) ................. 44, Oct.
Equipment Labeling (H&K)........................... 42, July
Etch-Resistant Circles.......................... - - 17 Dec
Etch-Resistant Material (H&K)....................... 44 fOct .
Filters, Combline V.H.F. Bandpass (Fisher).......... 44, Dec.
Finishes, Cleaning Crackle (H&K).................... 43, July
Fire Alarm, Clothespin (H&K)..................... 42, Jan,
Frequency Dividers, Integrated-Circuit (Staples)..... 22, July
Grounded Grid Amplifiers, A Tuned Input Circuit for... 34, May
Ground Rod Removal (H&K)......................... 43, July
HD-10 with an External Paddle (H&K)................. 51, Sept.
Highcr-OlassLiccnseExaminations—Part IV.... 64, June
HW-12 Carrier Null Adjustment (H&K)................. 51, Sept.
Ice Permits Forming of Difficult Bends in Copper Tubing
(H&K)............................................ 44, Oct.
Impedance Matching with The C\4 ini'.Mateher (V H IV . °2.,,Sept .
83-lSP, Improved Methods tor Wiring . . . (PL-259)
Plugs(H&K)........................ ............. 44, Apr.
Improved Spotting for the SB-400 (H&Kj............. 51, Nov.
Inductance .And Q ol Modified Surplus Toroidal Inductors
(Wetherhold)................................... .Sy Sept
Inductors,Toroidal-Wound (DeMaw).................... 11, Jan.
Instability in the Drake 2B (H&K).................. 61, Nov.
Integrated Circuits, A Look at (DeMaw)............. 11, Mar.
Integrated Circuit Heat Sink (H&K).................. 51, Sept.
Interference and the V.H.F. Mountain-Topper (Botts).... 34, June
Jewelers’LoupeHelpsto RelieveEyeStrah (H&K)......... ,5Д May
K9CPZ IC Frequency Counter (Toch. Cortes,)......... 17, Nov.
Key, Vibroplex (H&JK)............................. 43, July
Kit Parts, Separating (H&K)....................... 51, Mar.
License Examinations,Those Higher Class— Part III.... 62, May
Linear-Amplifier Design, Some Ground Rules for Sweep-
Tube(DeMaw)..................................... 30, July
Loop. Army . . . in Ham Communications ( McCoy).... 17, Mar.
Los Angeles Handicap (Gilmer 1,..................... 31, May
Lowering the Pitch of the C.W. Monitor in the SB-101
(H&K)...............................................38 Jmc
Matching, An Impedance Method L Network and Balun
(Leo).............................................. Fee.
40-MeterPrefabricatedPortablcStation................. 42 ,8 ep.
Meter Switching, Simplified (H& Г)................. 4Д J^
Meters, New Faces for Old (H&K).................... -1Л Apr.
Microphone, Chest (H&K)........................... 43, July
Modification, Swan 350 (H&K)......................... 39 , J une
M. U. F. Values (Tech. Corres.)..................... 51. May
Noise. Eliminating Background ... in the Ham Shack
(H&K)............................................. 3, Jn.
Noise Story — Happy E ndingCl' ech .C orres.j....... 43- . Oct .
Noise. Using Sun (Lund).............................. Л1 Apr.
Oris it a UFO? (Tech, Corresj.......... Feb.
Phone Rig for 1.8 Me., A Transistor (DeMaw)........ II, Sept.
Hpe Sizes (H&K)................................. .. 51. Sept
Propagation Predictions Tidewater Handicap (Gilmer),.. ’28, Oct.
QSL Service, Instant DX (Dage)...................... 51, Jiiy
Receiver, 15cture<Story Showing Modular Construction of
a. Ham (Rush)................................... 42, Feb.
R. F. Attenuators, Building Low-Cost................ 20, May
R. F. Inductors, Relative Moritof Toroidaland Conven-
tional (Watson)................................ J-’Q June
R .F.Probe J)iode Protection for the Heath(H&K),. 53, May
Safety Precaution for the SCR Motor-Speed Control
(H&K).......................................... 51, Mar.
SB-101 Improvement (H&K).......................... 50, Nov.
SB-J (JO Improvements (H&K)....................... 53, May
Slow-Scati With Regular Vidicons (Tech.Corres j.... 48, Dec.
Solar Predictions (Tech. Correa).................... Л4
Soklering Gun Holler/H&K)......................... «50 Sept
Soldering, How to do a Good. . . Job (McCoy)....... 28, June
Soldering Pencil Tips, Repr. 1 H&K)s................ 43, July
Sunspot Cycle, Interpreting 50-Mc. M.U.F. Tendencies
in the Current (Cooper).......................... Hl, Mar.
Sw'itch, Coaxial (H&K).......................... 57, Feb.
Telephone Interference, Stopping (Hoff)............. 46, Mar.
Ttose Hg ter-Chss license Examinations.......62. July; 72, Aug.
Triode. High-Gain . . . of Forty Years Ago {Tech.
Corres.).......................................... 49, Mar.
TVI-Maker(Teclu Corres.1.......................... 52, Jan.
TVI, NovieeorGencral . . . Can be Tough I (McCoy)... 29, Mar.
T4X Hint (H&K).................................... 42, July
VHF Signals, Detecting » . . Too Weak to be Heard
(Parrish)...................................... 44, Jan.
Weather Satellite Picture Station Evolution of An Ama-
feurf M Knghtt............................... *-"8 Mar
Wh re Did the Signal (W.(MeCov), .....................14 .July
MOBILE
Brackets, Transceiver Mounting < H&K).............. 43, Jan.
Converter for 1.8 Me. Solid State Mobile Fixed (DeMaw). 16, Oct.
Contest Logging While Mobile.................... 47, Dec.
Mobile Multi-band Antenna System ( The “ Nbb’bop’ *)
(Taylor)............. 18 Nov.
Noise, KillThat Mobile (Carr)..................... 06, July
Ph oneR'igf orl ,8M c.,A T ransii or(D M avj ......... 11 ,S $t.
Power Inverter, A 500-Watt (Dunaja).. .............. If, May
Remote Control for the NCX-5 (Waller)............. 44, May
Resonators, Storing (, H&K)........................ orf> -E b
Returning a Car Used for Mobile Uperafiont oit at) figind
(1-oniiti on(H al versori)........................ 44, Oct
'ihnsct‘ivers, Di I M rffia tins dr Ma th Mho hi d
(Sears; ............. ............................ 36, Jane
Transceiver for 144 Me., '‘The Connecticut Bond Box"
(DeMaw)............................................ 11, Aug.
Transistor Transmitter for Г wo M cters Th e2T /М)
(’Schlesinger)..................................... • 'П Sept.
Suppressors, Ignition (Tech. Corres.)............... 51, Jan.
OPERATING PRACTICES
Diversification in Amateur Radio (Babcock)......... 97, Mar.
I’m Not in The Contest But (Nose)................... 56, Mar.
Operating News (Hart)
.ARRL W>r kii g Frequencies.....................’|4 Aug
BPL Medallions.............................. 99, July
Gentlemen’s Agreements........................ 94, Feb.
New W1 AW Frequencies........................ 101, Noy.
Poll Survey..............................110, Apr.; 106, Sept.
Sending Code Spaces............................ 95, Mar.
SS Exchanges.................................. 102, May
The Amateur’s Code (Segal)....................... У, July
To Call or Not To Call (Sheldon)............... 101, July
POWER SUPPLY
Batteries, More on Choosing (Tech. Corres.)..... 54, Feb.
Power Inverter, A 560-Watt (Dunaja)............. 46, May
Power Supply, Heathkit IP-27 Low-Voltage........ 41, May
PowerSupply, Modern Design (Althouse)........... 20, Feb.
PowerSupply, Regulated (Tech. Corres.).......... 41, July
PROJECT OSCAR
Oscar Signals, Antipodal Reception (Soifer)..... 32, Nov;
PUBLIC SERVICE
Amateur RadioandDistresslnformation (Dean)....... 61, Jan.
Amateur Radio Public Service Corps (Hartl
Order in Nets..................................... 68, Jan.
Who’s the Boss?................................. Feb.
Whieh Mode?.................................. 58, Mar.
Which Approach?............................. 76, Apr.
Refusing Messages............................ 68, May
Recognition..... .60, June
We Learned Some Things....................... 56, July
Phase Out the BPL?........................... 57, Aug.
Charles City Comments..................... 72, Sept.
Signal Quality of Traffic Stations.-........ 7", Oet.
Count Your Traffic Right................. 78, Nov.
The Case For Belonging................................ Dee.
How to Succeed in Politics Without Getting Involved,
(Boivin)....................................... 113, Oct.
Simulated Emergency Test
Announcement.................................. 66, Jan.
Results(H'ill)............................ 5У, Aug.
RECEIVERS
Converterforl.8 Mc.Solid-StateMobileFixedCDeMaw). 16, Oct.
F.M. Converting Wide-Band Equipment for 420-Mc.
Service (Poland)............................... 31, Aug.,
40-Meter Prefabricated Portable Station........... 42, Sept.
Picture Story Showing Modular Construction of a Ham
Receiver (Rush)............................. 42, Feb.
Receiver, a Direct Conversion (Hayward & Bingham)... 15, Nov.
Receiver, for 600 to 20,000 Meters (Fishback)...... 18, Sept.
Receiver,The“GCR-2’’(DeMaw)........................ 11, June
Receiver, SSS 80-10 “A Simple Solid-State ... For 80-
40”(DeMaw)......................................... 11, Feb,
Receiver, the Three Transistor (Lange)............ 25, Mar.
Receiver, The W50MX Communications (Curtis)........ 22, Jan.
Receiver, Transistor for 20- and 75-Meter SSB (The SSB,
Mark 1) (Lamontagne)............................... 35, Aug.
RECEIVING
Antenna Type vs. Distance (Tech. Corres.)............. 43, Oct.
B.F.O., A Stable Outboard (G&G)..................... 34, Mar.
Clock, HQ-180C (H&K)................................ 57, Feb.
Converter for 1,8 Me. Solid State Mobile Fixed (DeMaw ). 16. Oct.
Converter for V.H.F. F.M., A (G&G)...................- 18, Dec.
C.W. with A VHF Receiver, Another Method of Copying
. . . Lacking a BFO (H&K)............................ 51, Mar.
Detection, Synchronous Weak Signal with Real Time
Averaging(Ad-'y&Kado)............................... 31, Dec.
Eliminating Frequency Modulation'll! th el iinearM ast er
OscillatoroftheSB-IOH.H&K).......................... 44, Oct.
Fil ter, A Solid-State Audio (Anciaux)................ 35, Dec.
Filter (C.W.), The Chirp Magnifier (Valentine).., 16, Dec.
Frequency Divider for 100-kHz. Calibrators (A Divide-
hy-Four) (Conklin).................................... 26, .Nov.
LF. Derived Hang A.G.C. (Tech. Corres.)............... 52, Sept.
Instability iu the Drake 2B( H&K)..................... 51, Nov.
Monitor, An Automatic Band Scanner/Transmitter
(Latter).............................................. 19, June
Monitor,An R.F. Actuate C,W. (McCoy).................. 39, Nov.
Noise Story Парру Ending (Tech. Corres.).............. 43, Oct.
Noise, Using Sun (Lund),.... ......................... 42, Apr.
Premaplifier, A 2-Meter FET (G&G)..................... 1м, Jan.
Preamplifier,a 10-Meter FET (G&G)..................... 38, Jan.
Preamplifier for 1296 Me., A two-Stage Transistor
(Vilardi)......... .............................. 40, Dee.
Preselector, An FET for 20, 15, and 10 (McCoy)........ 42, Aug.
Product Detector, A Solid State For the HRO-60........ 30, Dec.
Selectable-Bandwidth Filter (Tech. Corres.)........... 47, Aug.
Transceiving Converter for “160”, A (DeMaw)....... 11, Nov.
V.F.O,, A General-Purpose (G&G)................ 40, Sept.
Where Did The Signal Go? (McCoy)................. 14, July
RECENT EQUIPMENT
Drake VHF Converters and Accessories........... 51, Feb.
Drake W-4 Wattmeter........................... )5, Aug.
DX-150. The Realistic........................... 39, Mar.
FSI-4, The Monarch........................ 55, Jan.
Hallierafters SR-400 Transceiver and HA-20 Adapter
(RE).......................................... 49, Oct.
Hammarlund HQ-215 Receiver.................... 50, Dec.
HeathkitSB-620“Scanalvzer" (RE)............... 50, Apr.
Hunter Bandit 2000C (RE).. .,................. 48, Sept.
PowerSupply, Heathkit IP-27 Low Voltage, ..... 41, May
Transceiver, HeathkitHW-I6 C.W. (RE)............ 53, Jan.
Yaesu FT-DX-400Transceiver, The................. 40, June
Yaesu Musen FL-2000 Linear Amplifier (RE)....... 48, Nov.
REGULATIONS
Advancedand Extra for Shut-Ins..................... 84, Apr.
Anti-Noise Bill Passed in House.................... 78, May
ARRL Asks FCC to Keep 6 Meters Open................ 64, Nov.
ARRL Supports''Retread”............................ 67, Nov.
. ARRL Supports Shut-In Docket ,................... 75, June
A -2 Still OK forN ovicesun 2 . . ................. 74, Jan.
. Astnan an d (bihan Reciprocity.................... 77, Jan.
Boston Exams only Thursday & Friday................ 70, July
Canada Revises 160 Meters.......................... 68, July
Cana d-Switzerland................................. 86, May
Landi arfj alii? an Bel eld Open................... 84, Sept.
Canadian Fee Quadrupled............................ 71, June
Canadian RTTY Ruling............................... 70, Mar.
Landi an Traffic Warning............................. 71, Mar.
Club Gear Under Private Call....................... "1, June
Expansion of 160 Meters,........................... 71, June
Easierl.D. Adopted................................. 73,. Jan.
Extra Privilege Clarified.......................... 74, June
FCC Denies Stay on 50.1 MHZ., ..................... 86, Ort.
FCC Policy on Modulation........................... 68, Nov.
Field Day, New Rules for the |’)68ARRL............. 58, May
Finland Reciprocity................................ 74, Mar.
Gigahertz Band Change Okay......................... 67, Nov.
interference to Other Stations— An FCC Letter...... Я8, Net
KG6I will Become KA1............................... 81, Julv.
Luxembourg Reciprocal Notes........................ 77. Jan.
160-Metcr Changes Imminent......................... 85, May.
New Break for G. I. Novices........................ 74, Jan.
New Korean Calls................................... 85, Nov.
New Third-Party Traffic Authorizations............. 81, July
Novice Eligibility Proposal........................ 83, Sept.
Operation Retread Filing........................... 8(). Dec..
Portable and Mobile Regulations.................... 81, Apr.
Jbciproca Lfpcra tog............................... 85, Nov .
Shut-Ins Win Mail Exams................................... .Iu, lv
Six MeterFootnote.................................. 79, Dec.
Slow Scan TV in the U.S............................ 80, Sept.
Technicians Eligible for Novice.................... 68, July
Third-party Authorization Withdrawn. ............. "1, Aug.
U.S.-Guyana Reciprocity............................ 82, July
Visitors May Use Vox................................ 6.8, July
RTTY
Attache Case RTTY (Krupp)............................... 29 , Feb .
Canadian RTTY Ruling................................... "0, Mar.
Filter, RTTY Bandpass. . . lor the.2]25-2975 c p s.
(Wetherhold)........................................... 19, Apr.
RTTY Autostart (Tech. Corres. i......................... 48 , Dec .
RTTY. What Is (Hall)................................... 11, Dec.
Teletype at your Fingertips, Perfect Modifying the Key-
board Morse Machine for RTTY (Horowitz)................ 32, Oct.
Terminal Unit, An RTTY . . . of. Wide Dynamic Range
(Buttschardt and Olson)..................,.....- 22 ,May
SEMICONDUCTORS
Amplifier, Unusual R.F, . . . Circuit (Carlson)....... 46, Feb.
Beware the Scrap Box ( Burke)........................... 44, Sept.
ConvertcrFor 1.8 Me.Solid-Statp Mobile Fixed (DeMaw) 16, Oct.
Converter for V.H.F. F.M. A (G&G)................. - 18,. Dec.
Dipper, Field Effect Transistor (McCoy)................. 24, Feb.
Filter, A Solid-State Audio' Anciaux)................... 35, Dec.
F.S. Meter, Transistor . . . with Drift Free Amplifier
(Czerwinski)............................................ 20, Jan.
Integrated Circuits, A Look At (DeMaw)................. 11, Mar.
JFET QRP Rigfor 40 Meters, A (Doolittle)................ 24, June
Keyer, Integrated Circuit Electronic iHalverson &
Stordahl)...............................-............... 22, Apr.
Milligallon Transmitter for 15 (G&Q).................... 40, Apr.
Phone Rig for 1.8 Me., A Transistor (DeMaw)............ 11, Sept.
Power Inverter, A 500-Watt (Dunsja)..................... 46, May
Preamplifier, A 2-Meter FET (G&G)...................... 37, Jan.
Preamplifier, A 10-Meter FET (G&G)...................... 38, -Jan.
Receiver Direct Conversion (Hayward & Bingham)......... 15, Nov.
Preamplifier for 1296 Me., A Two-Stage Transistor
(Vilardi)............................................... 40, Dec.
Receiver, A Three Transistor (Lange)..................... 24 Mar.
Receiver For 600 to 20,000 Meters (Fishback)............ 18, Sept.
Receiver, 888 80-40 “A Simple Solid-State For 80-40”
(DeMaw)................................................ 11»
Receiver, The “GRCL2” (DeMaw)........................... 11, June
RTTY. Attache Case (Krupp)............................ 29, Feb.
SCR Noise (Tech.Corres.)................................ 48, Mar.
Testcrfor Crystalsand Transistors, A (Wilson)........... 26, Sept.
Transceiver for 7-Mc. C.W. (Rasor)..................... 11, Apr.
Transceiver for 144 Me. “The Connecticut Box”
(DeMaw).................................-.............. 11»
Transmitters,GuidelinesforTransistorsiN 4 son)......... T7, A pr.
Transistor Transmitter for Two Meters (The 2T/2M)
(Schlesinger)............................................. Sept
V.F.O., A General-Purpose (G&G)........................ 40, Sept.
VOS System for SSB, An Experimental All-Eleetronic
(Hildreth)............................................ 36» Mar.
SINGLE SIDEBAND
B.F.O.. A Stable Outboard........................... 34 Mar
Generator, Two-toned. . . with Scope-Sync Output
(Noble)...,.................................... *. 48, Mar.
Grounded Grid Amplifiers, A Tuned Input Circuit for. 34, May
Linear-Amplifier Design., Some Ground Rules for Sweep-
Tube (DeMaw)........................................ 30, July
Monoband Transceivers, Dial Modifications for Heath
. . . (Sears)....................................... 36, June
R.F. Attenuator, Building Low-Cost.................. 20, May
Receiver, Transistor for 20- and 75-Meter SSB (The SSB,
Mark 1) (Lamontagne)................................ 35, Aug.
Transceiver Monitor Using Transistors, A (G&G)...... 41, Aug.
Transceiving Converter for “ 160”, A (DeMaw)........ 11, Nov.
Transistor Transmitter for two Meters (the 2T/2M)
(Schlesinger)........................................ 31, Sept.
TransmittingConvcrtersfor50and144Mc.(Moore)......... 30, Oct.
VOX System for SSB, An Experimental All-Electronic
(Hildreth)........................................ 3^ Mari
TRANSMITTERS
F.M., Converting Wide-Band Equipment for 420-Mc.
Service (Poland)................................ 31, Aug.
40-Meter Prefabricated Portable Station.............. IL, Sejt.
MUligallon Transmitter for 15 (H^vwardl............ • IP . Apr
Phone Rig for 1.8 Me.. A Transistor ( DeMaw)......... 11, Sept.
Transceiver for 7-Mc. C.W. (Rasor)................... I I, Apr.
Transceiving Converter for “ 160”, A (DeMaw)......... Il, Nov.
Transistor Transmitter for Two Meters (Th 2T/2M)
(Schlesinger).........................................31, Sept.
Transmitter for the Beginner, A Simple (400 & 80 Meters)
(Mix).......................................... 22, Oct.
TransmittingConvertersfor50andl44M c.M oore)......... 3», (it.
Vacation Special Notes on the Latter................ 33, Sept.
TRANSMITTING
Adapting the SB-101 for use with the SB-640 Without
Losing the Crystal-Controlled Operation of the Trans-
ceiver When the SB-101 is used Independently (H&K).. 45, Oct.
Amplilier.Cavity . . . forl296Mc.(Laakinann)......... 17, Jan.
Amplifier, Unusual R.F. . . . Circuit (Carlson)......... 46, Feb.
Antenna Relays. Keyed (Tech. Corres.)............... n’l, .bn.
B.F.O., A Stable Outboard (G&G),..................... 34, Mar.
Blower, The Noisy . . . Problem (Tech. Corres.)...... 50, Jan.
Filter for TV Harmonics, Absorptive (Weiiireich)..... 20, Nov.
328-3, Further Improvementsin the (Shafer)........... 38, Dec.
Grounded Grid Amplifiers, A Tuned Input Circuit for... 34, May
JFET QRP Rig for 40 Meters, A (Doolittle)............ 24, June
Linear-Amplifier Design, Some Ground Rules for Sweep
Tube (DeMaw)........................................ 30, July
Linear-Amplifier Tricks (Tech. Corres.)............. 48, Dec.
Matching, An Impedance Method (L Network and
Balun) (Leo)......................................... ^4 Dec
Matching the Big Bottles in the Final (Tech. Corres.)... 44, Juno
Meter Switching, Simplified (H&K)................... 43, July
IT Tanks, “ Flat” (Tech. Corres.)................... 52, Jan.
R.F. Attenuators, Building Low-Cost................. 20, May
R.F. Inductors, Relative Merit of Toro' idal and Conven-
tional (Watson)................................... 26, June
Swan 350 Modifications (H&K)........................ 42, Jan.
Transceiving Converter for “160”, A (DeMaw)......... 11, Nov.
Transistor Transmitters, Guidelines for (Nelson).... 37, Apr.
Transmitter, Improving the (H&K).................... 44, Apr.
TVT.NoviceorGcnerai . . . Can Be Tough I (McCoy)... 29, Mar.
T4X Hint (H&K)...................................... 42, July
V.F.O., A General-Purpose (G&G)..................... 40, Sept.
Where Did the Signal Go? (McCoy).................... 14, July
V.H.F. AND MICROWAVES
APX-6 Cavity Conversion............................. 82, Feb.
Auroral Notes (Lund)................................ 36, May
Cavity Amplifier for 1296 Me. (Laakmann)............ 17, Jan.
Converter, for V.H.F. F.M. A (G&G).................. .18, Dec.
CW with a VHF Receiver, Another Method of Copying
Filters, Combline V.H.F. Bandpass (Fisher).......... 44, Dec.
Filters, Interdigital Bandpass ... for Amateur V.H.F./
U .H.F. Applications (Fisher)..................... 32, Mar,
F M Converting Wide-Band Equipment for 240-Mc
Serviee (Poland).................................... 31, Aug.
Impulse Noise Reduction............................. 89, Julv,
Interferenceandthe V.H.F. Mountain Topper (Botts).... 34, Juno
Noise, Using Sun (Lund).............................. 42 $r.
Preamplifier, A 2-Meter FET (G&G)................... S7, Jan.
Preamplifier for 1296 Me., A Two-Stage Transistor
(Vilardi)......................................... 40, Dec.
R.F. Attenuators, Building Low-Cost................. 20, May
SixerandTwoer.Some UsefulMoli ficationsfor (McCoy). 28, May
Sun Noise (Tech. Corres.)........................... 45, June
CATVI (Tech. Corres.).......................... 46, Aug.
Transceiver for 144 Me. “The Connecticut Box” (De-
Maw)............................................... 11, Aug.
Transistor Transmitter for Two Meters (The 2T/2M)
(Schlesinger)........................ .............. 31, ifrt.
' Ihinsmitters.G'uiilinesforTransistoriN d son),.... 37, Apr.
TransmittingConvertersfor50and 144Mc.(Moore)........ 30, Oct.
TR-108,Noteson theKnightK'it (H&I\)................. 51, Mar.
V. HF. Cdnference, Se'con d Sterna tional........... 92, July
VHF Signal, Detecting . . . Too Weak To be Heard
(Parrish)......................................... 44 Jan
V.H.F. Yagis, 8ome Observations With.(Tilton)....... 31, June
W edt er ’Stellite P’ fc ure ’Ut' ion,E vfo Cition fo A n
Amateur............................................. 28, Apr,
World Above 50 Me., The
January, page 84
Plain Language E.M.E.
February, page 80
3()-KMc. Record
APX-6 Conversion
A L aymafi £ oh E M E . —P afr II
March, page 80
E.M.E. for the Layman — Conclusion
Altering Crystals
Ар H page 105
VK3ATN/K0IJN QSO on 144
U.H.F. Signal Source
May, page 91
M oreAb oii th aB oxes(S mih)
June, page 84
1296 Moonbounce
July, page 89
Impulse Noise Reduction — Part I
August, page 80
Impulse Noise Reduction — Part И
VK3ATN Moonbounce Antenna (feedback)
October, page 94
2304-MHz. Harmonic Generator
220 MHz. Meteor Scatter First
50 MHx. Petition Denied
November, page 86
Pulsars
K6MYC/SM7BAE 2-Meter QSO
Meteors at 432
★ QST *
Index to Volume LIII—1969
AMATEUR SATELLITES
AM8AT (Klein and Tynan)........................... 54, June
Auatralis-Oscar (Bellair and Howard).............. 58, July
Auatralie-Oscar 5.................................. 47, Sept.
Australis-Oscar 5 (Danielson and Glick)........... 54,Oct.
Australis-Oscar 5 and You! (Dunkerley)............ 69 Aug.
Australis-Oscar 5 . . . atWAlIOX.................. 61, Nov.
Obtaining Data From Australis-Oscar 5 (Bellair and
Stephen).......................................... 70, Aug.
Proposed Experiments With Australis-Oscar 5 (King).... 54, Dec.
ANTENNAS AND
TRANSMISSION LINES
Antennas and Methods of Coupling, Limited Space
(McCoy)........................................... 24, Feb.
Feedback......................................... 21, Aug.
Antenna Dimensionsin Metric Units(Tech. Corres.).. 45, July
Antenna, Directly Driven Resonant Radiator (Tech.
Corres.)..................................... 44, Nov,
AntennasforTravelTrailersandCampers(Rand)......... 34, Mar.
Antenna for 80 and 40 Meters, A Novel (Handel).... 40, Feb.
Antennas for 1296 MHz., Easily-Constructed (Vilardi).... 47, June
Antenna, Mobile (“The Alpha Special") (Porsch).... 26, July
Antenna Relay Box (H&K)............................... 46, July
Balun, A Neglected Form of (Tech. Corres.)........ 49, Apr,
Balum Transformers. Application of Broad-band (Turrin) 42, Apr.
Feedback...................................... 73, Nov.
Beam Antenna, The Band Dividsr (Zavick and Hoffman) 44, Dec.
Beam, Mini, AUJDriven Three Element (Simpson) .... 35 , May
Coaxial-LineMatcher for V.h.f.Use, A (Shriner)..... 20, July
Collinear Yagi Quartet (for 10 meters) (Clement).. 11, Nov.
Corona, Mobile Whips and (Bittner)................ 50, May
Delta-Loop Beam, The HRH (Habig).................. 27, Jan.
Delta Loop Beam for 6 Meters (McCoy and Dean)..... 1.5, Sept.
Delta Loop Beam on 15. The (McCoy)................ 29, Jan.
Delta-Loop Beam on 144 MHz., The ( McCoy)......... 34, Apr.
Delta-Loop Beam, Triband (Tech. Corres.).......... 52. Dec.
Delta-Loop Beam Works DX, Six-Meter (Tech. Corr es.). 52 , Dec.
Dipole for 80 Through 10-Meters, A Coax-Fed Trap
(McCoy)...................-....................... 37 Nov
Feed Lines, Slide-Rule Device Computes Reflection and
Dissipationin Antenna ("The‘Mega-Rule’ ”) (Smith). 24, Mar.
Gamma Match, An Examination of the (Hea fey),,..... Ц ^pr.
Harmonics, Clean Up Your (McCoy).................. 32, June
Inverted-V Antennas Sans Tune, Long-Wire (Noll)... 30, Aug.
Metering, RF Power In-Line (DeMaw)................ 11, Dec.
Mobile Antenna, A Dual-Band (Pos)................. 34, Oct.
MOEDRAS (Pressler)................................ 56. July
Monimatch for Checking Your Antenna System, An
Etched-Circuit (McCoy)............................ 29, Oct.
Monimatch Meter Indicator, Dual Control Required for
Dual (Tech. Corres.).............................. 52, Dec.
Monimatch Modification for Operating Ease (H&K)... 51, Sept.
Phone Patching — Legitimately (Schleicher)...... 11, Mar.
Preventing Rotator Freeze-Up (H&K)................ 47, Apr.
Quad All-Weather (H&K)............................ 50, June
QuadElement,ATribandOne-LoopCubical(Ruckert) ... 50 ,Mar .
Quad Element, More on the Triband One-Loop (Ruckert). 49, May
Raising Antenna (H & K)....................„...... 51, Dec.
Rotator, A Drive-Shaft Coupling Scheme for a Base-
Mounted (H&K)..................................... 43, Nov.
SlottedLinefor U.H.F. S.W.R. Checks (Tilton)...... 36, Jan.
Swan Multidri ve 2-Meter Antenna, The (Tilton).... 42, Oct.
Tilt-Over Portable Tower, A (Field Day, Three Innova-
tions for) (Overbeck)............................. 39, June
Tower Safety (H&K)................................ 50, Dec.
Transmatch, A 2-Meterwith S.W.R. Indicator (G&G).... 35, Feb.
Feedback.............................19, Apr.; 58, May
Transmission Line Sectionsfor R.F. Chokesand Bypassing.
(Moynahan)....................................... 49, Nov.
Tower, Using a Grounded Tower on 160 Meters (Chatter-
ton),............................................. 48. May
Using a Leftover Rotator-To-Mast Flange as an Antenna-
To-MastBracker(H&K)............................... 44 Mar
Vertical Antenna, A Triband (Regier)................ 34, Dec.
Vertical Antenna, Top Loaded for 40 ("The DX Gutter
Getter ”) (Gardner)............................... 47, Jan.
Yagi, Compact End-Loaded Two-Element for 20 (“The
W8High Radio Frequency ShortBeam") (Walsh). 16, Feb.
AUDIO-FREQUENCY
EQUIPMENT AND DESIGN
A2 Adapter (G&G)................................... 22, Aug.
Monimatch for Checking Your Antenna System, An
Etched-Circuit (McCoy)............................... 29, Oct.
Phone Patch, (“The Ductopatch") (Large).............. 36, July
Phone Patch for the Collins S Line, A (Blakeslee).... 31, Dec.
Phone Patch, Legalize Your (Berry)................... 17, May
Feedback ................................... 84, June
Speech, Ordinary and Processed in S.S.B. Application
(Collins)....................................... 17 Jan.
Speech Processor, A Solid-State (Spadaro)............. 21 Nov.
Squelch Circuits, Transistorized A.G.C. (Andrews).... 40. Jan.
Feedback ... ................................. 56, Mar.
Using High-Impedance Headphones (Gore)............... 51, June
BEGINNER AND NOVICE
Antennas and Methods of Coupling, Limited Space (Mc-
Coy).................................... 24, Feb.
Feedback.................................... 21, Aug.
Delta Loop Beam for 6 Meters (McCoy and Dearj... 15 ,$ ejk.
DCtaloom ftam on 15 Tte (AfcGby).................... in.
Delta-Loop Beam on 144 MHz., The (McCoy)........ 34, Apr.
Dipole for 80 Through 10-Meters, A Coax-Fed Trap
(McCoy)....................................... 37, Nov,
Harmonics, Clean Up Your (McCoy)................ 32, June
Mar ter, A Band-Spotter and W1AW (McCby). ...... 28, Mar.
Novice Transmitter From an Old TV Set, Building a...
(McCoy)..................................... 37, Aug.
Problems, Their Answers and Some Common (McCoy).. 44, May
Questions and Their Answers, Some (McCoy)....... 24, Dec.
Receiver, 80- and 40-Meter Ii'stenhg wi'tha Tansis dr
BC Set (McCoy)............................. 22, July
Transistors Let's Talk, Part I (Stoffels)....... 17, Nov.
Partll................................... . 17, Dec.
CONTESTS AND
OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Armed Forces Day
Announcement, 1969................................ 62, May
Results, 1969.................................. 70, Nov.
ARRL Awards (White)................................. 50, Oct.
CD Parties, High Claimed Scores
October (1968)...................................... 95, Jan,
January........................................ 105, Apr.
April......................................... 108, July
July..................................... 115, Oct.
Code Proficiency Qualifiers, 35 wpm................. 30, Mar*
Contest Advisory Committee.......................... 62, Mar.
DXCC
4 nnuiL'ist. .................................106, Dec.
Criteria...................................... 88 Feb
Endorsements................................... 107, July
Five-Band Qualifiers......................... 103, Dec.
Ifni Deletion................................ 102, Aug.
DX Competition, 1969 ARRL International
High Claimed Scores................................. 53, July
Results...................................... 62, Oct.
Feedback ........................ 90 ,Nov.’ 95 ,Nov.; 71, Dec.
Announcement (1970)........................... 62, Dec.
Field Day, 1969 ARRL
Announcement...................................... 59, May
Results........................................ 50, Nov.
Novice Roundup
Announcement...................................... 67, Jan.
Results......................................... 56, June
QSO Parties
Ariz 11$ Jan,’ Calif 12ft Sep.’ Conn Towns 7-11 Party 12Q
Nov.; Del. 119, Oct.; Educ. Inst. 110, May; Fla. 110, Mar.; Ga.
130, Apr.; III. Ill, July; Ind. 106, Aug.; Kansas Week 101.
Jan.; Maine 118, Sep.; Md.-D.C. 110, July; Mich. 108, May.
Mo. 122, July; Nebr. 115, April; N. H. 128, July; N. J. 114;
Aug.; N. Y. Ill, June; Ohio 111, Apr.; Ont. 154, July; Pa. 102.
Sep.; 8. C. 130, Aug.; VE1 118, Jan.; Vt. 103, Jan.; Wash.
State 124, Aug.; W. Va. 108, Feb.; Wichita Centennial 114.
June; Zero District 132, Oct.
SET
Announcement................................ 62, Jan.
Results (Reichert).......................... 66, July
So You Want to Win an SS (Eichman)............. 57, Nov.
Sweepstakes, November
High Claimed Scores.......................... 87 Feb
Results, 35th Annual....................... 60, Apr.
Feedback.................................... 71, July
Announcement, 36th Annual.................. 60, Oct.
Sweepstakes, RTTY
Results, Eighth World-Wide..................... 57, Mar.
Announcement, 1969..................... 55, Sept.
Sweepstakes, VJI.F.
Results, 22nd ARRL.............................. 61, June
Announcement, 23rd ARRL..................... 64, Dec.
VE/W Contest
Announcement, 1969 ........................... 65 Aug
Results, 1968............................... 62, Sept.
V.H.F. QSO PARTY
Announcement, June.............................. 5Я May
Results, June................................ 50 Sept
Feedback................................ 95, Nov.
Announcement, September..................... 59, Aug.
CONVENTIONS
ARRL National................................... 63, Mar.
ARRL National (Modeland)........................ 72, June
Central Division............................... 78, May
Georgia State................................... 56, July
Great Lake Division............................. 56, July
Michigan State................................ 78, May
New England Division.......................... 78, May
Pacific Division................................ 74, June
Roanoke Division................................ 74, Sept.
Rocky Mountain Division....................... 74, June
Southeastern Division............................ 50 ad.
Southwestern Division........................... 89, Oct.
West Gulf Division.............................. 56, July
West Virginia State............................. 74, June
EDITORIALS
1968 In Retrospect.............................. 9, Jan.
Conversation Discipline.......................... 9, Feb.
Woulf Hong, The................................ 9, Mar.
“Obsene Ham Radio Problem, Says FCC”............. 9, Apr.
Public Relations.............................. 9, May
QSL Bureau....................................... 9, June
F.M. — Something Old, Something New............ 9, July
ARRL P. R. Film.................................. 9, Aug.
November 22 — Act II.......................... 9, Aug.
Newcomers..................................... 9, Sept.
Camille....................................... 9, Oct.
ARRL Film Coverage............................... 9, Nov.
Life Members................................... 9, Nov.
Technicians As Communicators..................... 9, Dec.
EMERGENCIES
Amateurs In The Spring Floods (Shima)........... 70, Sept.
Simulated Emergency Test
Announcement................................ 62, Jan.
SET Results (Reichert)..................... 70 ,S ep .
FEATURES
Amateur “Q”, The (Grenfell).................... 66, Aug.
ARRL Intruder Watch, The (Baldwin).............. 71, May
ARRL Museum of Amateur Radio, The (Bourne)....... 60, Feb.
Contest Handicapping........................... 104, Oct.
Digital Personality (Raub)................... 100, Dec.
Good Old Wireless Day, The...................... 56, Jan.
Ham Radio at the Jamboree (Williams)............ 48, July
Helping Hand — Present and Future, A (Watts)...... 64, Jan.
Mars, That Planet QSO Cup (Elser)............... 98, Nov.
National Convention, 1969 (Modeland)............ 72, June
Navassa Revisited (Eshleman).................... 56, Dec.
K4NI Navassa Island —1928 (Dunaja).............. 59, Dec.
New Ham Alphabet, The (Amis).................... 54, Aug.
Of, By and For the Radio Amateur................ 66, Nov.
Outstretched Hand, The (Williams)............. 52, Sept.
QCEN and Charity Drives (Weaver)................. 96, Nov.
Requiem for Radio Row, A (Samkofsky)............. 58, Apr.
Sacramento License Plate Debacle, The (Cassidy and
Gmelin).......................................... 72, Dec.
FICTION
A Hidden Mobile Antenna (Waller)....................... 50, Apr.
Chart To Win (Troster)................................. 61, Dec.
College Competition — Impending Disaster (Kahn)....... 53, Aug.
U.W.-an Art Form (Kahn)................................ 55, Jan.
. Iwo n’t b Id y^ W6ISQ” (Troster)............... 3fi An.
Rut ,The (Troster).................................... 58, Aug.
HAPPENINGS OF THE MONTH
Alaska Rewardsits Amateurs......................... 79, June
Amateurof the Year award to W1NF (Photo)........... 73, Aug.
Amateur Radio Weeks................................ 82, Apr.
Ana tair Radb №e la Again.......................... 60 My
Ana iur Radi We к Aain............................. 76 Aig.
Amateur Radio Week in New Hampshire (Photo)........ 76,J une
Anti-Smog Regulations.............................. 67. Mar.
ARRL asks Changes for Extra........................ 90, Oct.
ARRL Comments on Space Docket.................... 75, Dec,
ARRL Election Results............................ 68, Jan.
Baker gets Certificate of Merit (Photo)............ 62, Feb.
Beekley, F. Cheney, ex-WlGS........................ 75, July
Behind the Diamond
Lillian M. Salter, W1ZJE..................... 71, J an.
Carl L. Smith, W0BWJ......................... 65, Feb.
Joseph A. Moskey, WUMY........................ 67, Mar.
Dr К О Best W5QKF.............................83 ,Apr .
George Hart, W1NJM/W3AMR...................... 69, May
Cecilia C. Hatch............................... 76, July
JohnR.Griggs, W6KW............................ 75, Aug.
Edward P. Tilton, W1HDQ....................... 78, Sept.
Philip E. Haller, W9HPG....................... 91, Oct.
Marion Bayrer................................. 63, Nov.
Francis E. Handy, W1BDI....................... 79, Dec.
Bourell, Harold, W0AZ, gets Plaque for FCC (Photo). 62, Nov.
Call Letter plates in Washington (Photo)........... 74, July
dfiadian Fees Stay at$10....................... 70,
Canadians get trial rules forrepeaters ............"4 .Dec .
Cincinnati Amateur Radio Week ..................... 76, Sept.
Cleveland ,Ohio Radio Week (Photo) ............- . 75, July
Congressman Lauds Amateur........................ 79, June
Control of Premises Modified..................... 79, June
Cover Winners for 1968 ............................ 80, Apr.
Devine, Andy, WB6RER, at Special Events Station
Кб USA............................................. 63, Nov.
Engwicht Harry M., W6HC............... ............... 63, Nov.
Ex-Amateurs Eligible for Novice.................... 62, Feb.
Election Notice...........................73, Aug.; 76, Sept.
Election Results................................... 62, Nov.
Examination Schedule............................... 68, Mar.
Examination Schedule............................... 94, Oct.
Experimental Reservation Den’led................... 63, Feb.
Ex-W9DRV Deputy Secretary of Defense............... 65, Mar.
FCC Denies Three CB Petitions.................... 75, July
FCC Eases Impact of incentive Licensing............ 62, Nov.
Fifty-year pin to John P. Hyde, W4BGS (Photo)....... 75, Dec.
Fishback Wins Sept. 1968 Cover Plaque (Photo).... 63, Feb.
Grammer, George gets Amateur of the Year Award
(Photo)......................................... 68, Jan.
Green, Bigelow,W1EAE ...........................90 , Oct.
Gridley (W4GJO) Case, The .... - .................... 76, Aug,
Ground Rules for Identification.................... 90, Oct.
Group Stations to Use Form 610-B................. 78, Sept.
Goldwater, Barry, K7UGA/K3UIG at Mars Hq. (Photo). 86, July
Goldwater Bilifor Immigrants..................... 65, Mar.
Goldwater Bill for Immigrants...................... 74, July
Hallenstein, FCC 1st District Retries.............. 82, Apr.
Handicapped Pennsylvanian of the Year, Thomas A.
Benham, W3DD (Photo)............................. 78» ^cc.
Hoover, Herbert, Jr., W6ZH/K6ZH............. 77, Sept.
“Here Comes The Judge”.............................. 71, An.
Highway Reports by CB Stations..................... 90, Oct.
Indiana Amateur Radio Week (Photo)............... 68, May
Iosco Ham of Year award to W8K8L (Photo).......... 75, Dec.
ITU Conference On Space Set for 1971............... 74, July
Kelley, Bruce, W2ICE citedfor work in Ham History..... 72, An.
K3QDD gets Scholarship (Photo)................... 64, Mar,
Landry, Ney R., W6UDU and Forrest A. Bartlett,
W60WP, receive ARRL Certificate of Merit (Photo).. 70, Jan»
License Denied..................................... 69, Jan.
League Supports A-l, 114.0-114-1 МНя.............. 74. Aug.
League Supports Maritime Mobile Operation......... 74, Aug.
League Supports Rulemaking Proposal............... 74, Aug.
Maritime Mobile on 7 MHa. Proposed................ 77, June
Mars Program Formalized........................... 68, May
May Cover Plaque for W1QWJ (Photo)................ 77, Aug.
Meier,DavidG., WB4EAB,“Hamofthe Year” (Photo). 77, June
Minutes of Executive Committee Meeting (Jan. 1, 1969)
(No. 325)...................................... 69. Mar.
Minutes of Executive Committee Meeting (Sept. 1969)
No. 327........................................... 75, Dec.
Minutes of the 1969 Annual Meeting of the Board of
Directors......................................... 76, July
Mix, Don, Retires.................................... 81, Apr.
Navassa Island Open to Visitors................... 79, June
November Cover Plaque (1968) (Photo).............. 81, Apr.
Novice Question Changed........................... 78, Sept.
Obscenity Earns Jail Term......................... 69, Jan.
Obscenity, More Action............................ 78, June
Obscenity, More Amateurs Charged for.............. 68, May
October Cover Plaque Award (1968) (Photo)......... 81, Apr.
Ohio License Plates up $4.00...................... 63, Nov.
Osborne, C. Bertram, W4MF......................... 80, Apr.
Phone Patches, Way Cleared for.................... 64, Mar.
Pinkham, Ray, gets Extra Class License (Photo).... 70, Jan.
Power Output Yardstick Denied..................... 66, Mar.
Restrictions Remain on 6 Meters................... 64, Feb.
Rules for Life Membership.... 71, Mar. ; 79, Sept ; 65, Nov.
Science Center gets ARRL Grant.................... 76, Aug.
Sideband Power In Canada.......................... 90, Oct.
Smith, Quayle B., W3KDR........................... 63, Nov.
SU Hope Traffic Okay.............................. 70, Jan.
Sterling, George and Ray Guy at Amateur Radio Histor-
ical Conference (Photo)........................... 69, Jan.
Amateur License Suspended for Superpower.......... 63, Feb.
Suspensions and Revocations....................... 70, Jan.
Wilful Damage Brings License Suspensions.......... 80, Apr.
Technical Merit Award goes to K4G8X (Photo)....... 79, Dec.
Ten-Meter RTTY’, Two-Meter C.W. to Move........... 76, June
Time Credit for Foreign License................... 74, July
Unlicensed O.B. Operator Gets Jail Term.............. 64, Feb.
Utah’s First Amateur Radio Week (Photo)........... 79. Sept.
Visitors Have Full Bands.......................... 71, Jan.
VE3AW WinsRSO Trophy (Photo)...................... 79, Sept.
Washington State License Fee...................... 66, Mar.
"Whitecaners” VE3AZM and VE3BLE (Photo).............. 94, Oct.
WAls in New Hampshire Get Plates.................. 82, Apr.
WA4HED, Ham of the Year (Photo)................... 69, Mar.
WB4CXL, Tennessee’s Outstanding Ham (Photo)....... 68, Mar.
W3PG gets April Cover Plaque (Photo).............. 76, Dec.
W4UX wins July Cover Plaque (Photo)............... 78, Dec.
W6 QSL Bureau Changed Hands....................... 63, Nov.
W9WNV Postscript.................................. 82, Apr.
W0 QSL Manager Retires............................ 90, Oct.
HINTS AND KINKS
A. C. Calibration of VTVMs........................ 46, July
All-Weather Quad.................................. 50, June
Amplifying Low-Level V.F.O. Output................ 44, Mar.
Antenna Relay Box............. ................... 46, July
A-2515 Hint....................................... 47, July
Battery Boxes...................................... 50, June
Bias Easy......................................... 51, June
Blower, Inexpensive............................... 45, Oct
Break-In System, An RF-Actuated.................... 42, Nov.
Capacitance Measurements........................... 52, May
Circuit Board Construction, Simplified............ 42, Nov.
Cleaning Components................................ 50, Sept.
Cleaning Equipment....................... 47, Feb.; 50, Sept.
Cleaning the Head of a Spray Paint Can............ 44, Mar.
Coil Forms From Golf Club Protection Tubes........ 42, Jan.
Desoldering Aids.................................. 46, July
Diode T.R. Switch................................. 42, Jan.
Easy Transformer Mounting......................... 45, Mar.
Equally Spacing Panel Controls.................... 44, Mar.
Equipment Finish.................................. 47, Feb.
Etch-Resistant Circles............................ 44, Mar.
High-Current Switch for a Solid-State Keyer....... 47, July
Identifying Illegible Type Numbers on Vacuum Tubes... 42, Jan.
Ignition Noise, Simple Cure for................... 44, Oct.
Inductive Attenuator.............................. 52, May
Inexpensive Chimney............................... 43, Jan.
Meter Protection.................................. 44, Oct.
Mobile Burglar Alarm.............................. 46, Apr.
Mobile Mount..................................... 53, May
Monimateh Modification for Operating Ease.......... 51, Sept.
New Gain Control for the HW-12......................... 53, May
Notes on the search QST* Frequency Standard........ 47, July
Notes on the Three-Wire Tester..................... 47, Apr.
Power-Drain Reminder............................... 48, Aug.
Preserving the Writing on QSL Cards.............. 50, Sept.
Preventing Rotator Freeze-Up....................... 47, -Apr.
Preventing Tape Slippage in Dymo Labelmakers....... 50, Sept.
Preventing the Binding of Cheap Vernier Dials...... 47, Feb.
Protecting the HD-10 Keyer from R.F................ 50, June
QSL Card Holders.................................. 44, Oct
Rotator, A Drive-Shaft Coupling Scheme for a Base-
Mounted............................................ 43, Nov.
Salvaging Components from Surplus Circuit Boards... 50, Sept.
Shipping. Fragile Items............................ 50, Sept.
Silicone Rubber Sealants........................... 47, Feb.
Solid State Switching for the Electronic Paddle.... 44, Oct.
Solid-State Switching for the “Micro-To Keyer”..... 46, Apr.
Tapping Plexiglas.................................. 47, Feb.
Thin-Wall Brass Tubing............................. 49, Aug.
Toroidal Inductors for Band Switching, Assembling.. 45, Oct.
“Touch To Talk” for the C.W. Operator.............. 46, Feb.
Transient and Load-Mismatch Protection for a Transistor
P.A. Stage...................................... 48, Aug.
TR-4 Band Switch................................... 49, Aug.
Tube Adapter....................................... 46, Feb.
9TO Mark II Keyer.................................. 45, Oct.
Using a Leftover Rotator-To-Mast Flange as an Antenna-
To-Mast Bracket.................................... 44, Mar.
Using a Center Loaded Low-Band Whip on 50 MHz...... 46, Feb.
Using High-Impedance Headphones.................... 51, June
Viking Lnvader-2000.............................. 52, May
WWV on the Heath SB-100............................ 47, Apr,
115-Volt Three-Wire Tester......................... 43, Jan.
IARU NEWS
All Sizes.......................................... 66, Feb.
Amateur Radio: An Asset to Liberia................. 89, July
Amateur Radio Education............................. 73, Mar.
Ban Lifted for W/HS............................... 74, May
BARS (Photo)........................................ 84, Apr.
BARTG Spring RTTY Contest........................... 72, Mar.
Brussels Region I Conference..................... 88, July
Contests........................................... 75, May
81, Sept.
84, Apr.
96, Oct.
81, Nov.
Cook Bi-Centennial........................81, Nov.; 82, Dec.
Convention Notes................................... 88, July
Cristoforo Colombo Awards.......................... 85, Apr.
Curacao Emergency................................ 80, Sept.
DARC (Photo)..................................... 75, Jan.
80, Nov.
European Band Plan................................. 81, Nov.
French Antennas Protected.......................... 81, Aug.
Frequency Management Seminar....................... 74, Jan.
Frequency Management Seminar (Photo)............... 74, Jan.
GB2HRH at Investiture.............................. 82,. Jan.
G6CL (Photo)....................................... 74, May
GB2SUA (Photo)..................................... 81, Nov.
Ham Radio at the Olympics.......................... 66, Feb.
Ham Radio at the Olympics (Photo).................. 66, Feb.
HARTS (Photo)...................................... 81. Aug.
IARC Propagation Research Competition.............. 66, Feb.
Indonesia — Ban Lifted............................. 74, Jan.
Indonesia.......................................... 72, Mar.
JA Study Group..................................... 96, Oct.
JARL (Photo)....................................... 96, Oct.
Lost in the Bustle?................................. 66, Feb.
LRAA (Photo)....................................... 80, Sept.
LX1JW Retires....................................... 74, May
MARS (Photo)....................................... 73, Mar.
(Photo)............................................. 85, Apr.
New IARU Members.................................... 72, Mar.
New Names for Japanese Islands...................... 89, July
New Members Proposed............................. 80, Nov.
Notes............................................... 72, Mar.
81, Aug.
82, June
84, Apr.
96, Oct.
Frequency Standard, A Tiny with Big Ideas (Pattison).. 42, Mar.
Feedback....................................... 84, June
Marker, A Band-Spotter and W1AW (McCoy)........... 28, Mar'
° Measuring” Unknown Inductance (Tech. Corres.)... 45, Nov.
Metering, RF Power In-Line (DeMaw)................ 11, Dec.
Meter Protection (H&K).......................... 44, Oct.
Monimatch Meter Indicator, Dual Control Required for
Dual (Tech, Corres.)........................... 52, Dec.
Noise Generator, Addit* lonai Data on the Monode (Tech.
Corres.)...................................... 50, Aug.
Notes on the Three-Wire Tester (H&K)..... 47, Apr.; 49, Aug.
Noteson the March QSTFrequency Standard (H&K).... 47, July
Sensitivity, Receiver (Hyder).............. 28, Sept.
Slotted Line for U.H.F. S.W.R. Checks (Tilton).... 36, Jan.
Test Instrument, A Compact Multi-Purpose (Beers)..... 16, Apr,
Tester, 115- Volt Three- Wire (H&K)... .....,.... 43, Jan.
Transistor Checker, A Junk Box (G&G).............. 18, Oct
Transmatch, A 2-Meterwith S.W.R. Indicator (G&G).... 35, Feb,
Feedback...............................19, Apr; 58, May
MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL
Aluminum Tubing — What Sizes are Available? (McCoy) 16, June
ARRL Advisory Committees.......................... 62, Mar.
ARRL Awards (White)............................... 50, Oct
ARRL Intruder Watch, The (Baldwin)................ 71, May
ARRL Museum of Amateur Radio, The (Bourne).......... 60, Feb,
Bourell ,W0AZ gets Plaque for FCC (Photo)......... 6$ Nov
Canadian Museum, fPhoto).......................... 81, Apr.
Congressman Lauds Amateur......................... 79, June
Conway, GeneralT. J., W4EII & QCWA (Photo)........ 81, Apr,
Devine, Andy, WB6RER, at Special Events Station
K6UAS.......................................... 63, Nov.
Eye Bank Recognition W4WBK (Photo)............... 77, Aug.
Fifty-year pin to JohnP.Hyde, W4BGS (Photo). 75, Dec.
Grenfell,ВШ, W4GF and QCWA (Photo)................ 79, June
Handicapped Pennsylvanian of the Year, Thomas A.
Benham, W3DD (Photo)........................... 78, Dec.
Hallenstein FCC 1st District Retires.............. 82, Apr.
W3PG gets April Cover Plaque (Photo)............ 76, Dec.
Lighting, Some After-Thought on (Tech, Corres.)........ 52, June
Mailing the Club Bulletin (Cassidy)............... 55, Feb.
Mars Program Formalized........................... 68, May
Mix, Don, Retiree (Photo)......................... 81, Apr.
National Convention, 1969......................... 72, June
Of, By and For the Radio Amateur (Waters)......... 66, Nov.
Osborne, C. Bertram, W4MF...................... 80, Apr.
QSL Bureau (Photo)................................ 79, Sept.
QSL Card Holders (H&K).......................... 44, Oct.
Preserving the Writing on QSL Cards (H&K)......... 50, Sept.
Rules for Life Membership......................... 65, Nov.
Sacramento License Plate Debacle, The (Cassidy and
Gmelin)........................................ 72, Dec,
Shipping Fragile Items (H&K)...................... 50, Sept
So You Want to Win an 88 Contest (Richman)......... 57, Oct.
Touch (to talk) Control (G&G)..................... 22, June
VE3AW Wins RSO Trophy (Photo).............. 79, Sept.
“Whitecaners” VE3AZM and VE3BLE (Photo)........... 94, Oct.
W3PG gets April Cover Plaque (Photo).............. 76, Deo.
W4UX wins July Cover Plaque (Photo)............... 78, Dec.
14-year old Extra Class, WA3EQM (Photo) (Stray)..... 71, Mar.
1'2H Mlleann 2300 MH*. (Zimmer).----------------- 53, Feb.
MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL
Blower, Inexpensive (H&K)......................... 45, Oct.
Build Your Own Equipment? (Tech. Corres.)............ 48, May
Capacitor Safety (H&K)............................ 51, Dec.
СгсшЧ Board Cons tnrtbn, SinpFfe d(H&K)........... 42, Nov.
Cleaning Components (H&K)......................... 50, Sept.
Cleaning Equipment (H&K).................47, Feb.; 50, Sept.
Cleaning the Head of a Spray Paint Can (H&K)........ 44, Mar.
Clipper-Filter Using FETs, A C.W. (Fish)..... 34, Feb.
Coil Forms From Golf Club Protection Tubes (H&K)... 42, Jan.
Construct’ ionProject,ElectronicPartsfor(Tech.Corres.). 49, Sept.
Converter for 15 or 10 Meters, A One-Tube (G&G)... 34, Jan.
Converter, A 160-Meter, for Ham-Band-Only Receiver
(G&G).......................................... 46, May
Conversion, Direct (Madey)..................... 44, Feb.
Corrosion in Amateur Equipment (Tech. Corres.). 44, July
Crystal Ovens, Another Heater-Element Source for (Tech.
Corres.)....................................... 53, Dec.
Desoldering Aids (H&K).............................. 46, July
Easy Transformer Mounting (H&K)...................... 45, Mar.
Echoes, Long-Delayed, Radio's “Flying Saucer” Effect
(Villard, Graf, and Lomasney)..................... 38, May
82, Dec.
QSL Bureaus of the World........................... 82, June
82, Dec.
Radio Club Paraguayо Honored................. 80, Nov.
Radio Sports Federation of the USSR............. 80, Aug.
ReciprocalNotes.................................. 74, Jan.
Region I Conference (Photo)....................... 88, July
Region II Executive Committee (Photo).............. 80, Sept.
Region II Officers (Photo)........................ 85, Apr.
RSC (Photo)....................................... 67, Feb.
RSF (Photo)................................... 80, Aug. 1
RSGB (Photo).............................. 75, Jan.
Silent Keys: G6CL, F8AB................... 74, May
Southern California & Mexico Amateur Radio Group
(Photo)..................................... 82, Jan.
Soviet Courtesy Licenses......................... 80, Sept.
Stratford Upon Avon, 1969.......................... 98, July
Thai Ban Withdrawn................................ 80, Sept.
Tunisia...................................... 82, June
UK License Fee Increase............................ 84, Apr.
U.S.-Guatemalan Reciprocity...................... 81, Nov.
U.S.-Indonesia Reciprocity........................ 74, May
VK Hams Aid Firefighting....................... 82, J une
VK Hospitality.................................... 84, Apr.
Who’s an IARU Member?.............................. 81, Nov.
Worked All Alliance Nations....................... Г5 «Ьп.
Worked All Continents............................. 66, Feb.
W8ARC New Member.................................. 96, Oct.
W1A/NZART (Photo)................................ 82, Uc.
KEYING. BREAK-IN AND
CONTROL CIRCUITS
A2 Adapter (G&G)................................. 22, Aug.
Break-In,Touch-Controlled,forC.W.(Tech.Corres.).... 45, July
Break-In System, An RF-Actuated (H&K).............. 42, Nov.
Break-in System for C. W., An All-Electronic (“Bridge
Break”) (Pearson).............................. 28, Feb.
“BuglessBug”, More on the (Tech. Corres.)....... 49. Mar.
Electronic Key Microcircuit (Jahn)................. 32, Sept
Heath HD-10 Electronic Keyer, A Modification for the
(Anderson)................................ 34, Aug.
High-CurrentSwitch for a Solid-State Keyer (H&K)..... 47, July
ICKEY,AutomaticLetterSpacingfor(Cleef)............. 38, Feb.
Ickey Integrated-Circuit Keyer, The (Tech. Corres.).... 50, Aug.
Ickey Keyer, More on the (Tech. Corres.)........... 48, Aug.
Integrated Circuits in the Keyboard Code Machine
(Wiederhold)................................ 20, Mar.
Keyers, Weight Controller Digital-Logic (Tech. Corres.). 53, June
Monitor, A Code-Practice Oscillatorand CW (Butler).... 24, Nov.
Monitor, C.W. (Tech, Corres.).................... 48, Mar.
Micro-ТО Transistor Switching for the (Fishback).. 24, Sept.
Paddle, An Electronic (G&G).................... 28, Apr.
Protecting the HD-10 Keyerfrom R.F. (H&K).......... 50, June
Reed Relaysfor Code Keyers (Tech. Corres.)......... 45, Nov.
Solid State Switching for the Electronic Paddle (H&K).. 44, Oct.
Solid-StateSwitchingforthe“Micro-ToKeyer”(H&K).. 46, Apr.
Timer, An Inexpensive Ten-Minute (Koehler)........ 40, Sept.
Touch (to Talk) Control (G&G)..................... 22, June
Touchcoder II (Integrated-Circuit Code “Typewriter”)
Bryant........................................ 11, July
T, R. Switch Diode (H&K)............ .... 42, Jan.
9TO Mark II Keyer (H&K)........................... 45, Oct.
MEASUREMENTS
AND TEST EQUIPMENT
A. C. Calibration of VTVMs (H&K)................... 46, July
Calibrator, A Simple Oscilloscope (Buttschardt).... 18, Feb.
Capacitance Measurements (H&K)..................... 52, May
Capacitances, Simple Measurement of High (Chase)... 33. Jan.
Crystal Calibrator and Receiver in One Box, A 10-Mc.
WWV (Stiles).................................. 23, Jan.
Crystal Oven, An Inexpensive Precise (Pearson).... 33, July
CrystalOven, Materialsfor Precise (Tech. Corres.). 48, Sept.
Feed Lines, Slide-Rule Device Computes Reflection and
DiseipationmAntenna(“The‘Mega-Rule’”) (Smith).. 24, Mar.
Frequency Counter, Decade-Counter ICs for the WB2- 24, Aug.
MEX (Tech. Corres.)............................ 45, Nov.
Frequency Counter with Binary-Coded Decimal Readout,
A (Grill)..................................... 24, Aug.,
Frequency Measuring Test?, Accuracy in (Tech. Corres.). 48, Sept.
Frequency Standard, 25 KHz, From the Tiny (Tech.
Corres.)..................................... 44, July
Echoes, Long-Delayed, Radio’s ° Flying Saucer” Effect
(Stray)............................................. 49, June
Etch-Resistant Circles(H&K).......................... 44, Mar.
Equally Spacing Panel Controls (H&K)................ 44, Mar.
Equipment Finish (H&K).............................. 47, Feb.
Heath SB-101, Receiver Offset Tuning for the (Barzel),... 46, Mar.
Heterodyning, Crystal-Controlled Frequencies fcv (Tech.
Corres.)......................................... 52, Dec.
IC Breadboard for Flat Packs, An Inexpensive (G & G).. 36, Dec.
Inexpensive Chimney (H&K)......................... 43, Jan.
MOSFETs for Tubes (Helfrick)........................ 28, Dec.
Paddle, An Electronic (G&G)........................ 28, Apr.
Phone Patch, (“The Ductopatch”) (Large)............ 37, July
Phone Patching — Legitimately (Schleicher)......... 11, Mar.
Phone Patch, Legalize Your (Berry)................ 17, May
Feedback................................ 84, June
Preventing Tape Slippage in DYmoLabelmaker(H&K)... 50, Sept.
Preventing the Binding of Cheap Vernier Dials (H&K).... 47, Feb.
Printed Circuit Board .Fast 'n' E asy (8 di’idb dd). 46, Aug.
Quad, Three-Element (Heidt)........................ 45, Feb.
Receiver, Fixin’the Station (Carr)................ 17, Aug.
Repeaters,InterferencePreventionfor V HF.(Knowols) . 42 , July
Rust and Corrosion, Stopping (Tech. Corres.)...... 49, Oct.
Salvaging Components from Surplus Circuit Boards
(H&K)........................................... 50, Sept.
Screws, Replacement for SelfTapping (H & K).,...... 51, Dec.
Speech, Ordinary and Processed in S.S.B. Application
(Collins)........................................ 17, Jan.
Sheet Frisket for Etch al Ci rciit В oad S.T eh C orregi.... 4 5,N ov
Silicone Rubber Sealants (H&K).................... 47, Feb.
Tapping Plexiglas (H&K)........................... 47, Feb.
Tester, Neon-Bulb (Tech. Corres.).................. 48, Mar.
Tester, 115-Volt Three-Wire (H&K).................. 43, Jan.
Thin-Wall Brass Tubing (H&K)...................... 49, Aug.
Timer, Au Inexpensive Ten-Minute (Koehler)......... 40, Sept.
Toroidal Inductors for Band Switching, Assembling
(H&K)........................................... 45, Oct.
T.R. Switch, Diode (H&K).......................... 42, Jan.
Transceiving Converter for 160, The (Brown)....... 42, Jan.
Transmatch, A2-Meter with S.W.R.Indicator (G&G).... 35, Feb.
Feedback...................................... 19, Apr.
58, May
Tube Adapter (H&K)................................ 46 E b
Vacuum Tubes,Identifying Hlegi ble Type Numberson .. 42 , Jan .
Voltage Dividers, Capacitive (Tech. Corres.)....... 44, Nov.
MOBILE AND PORTABLE
Antennas for Travel Trailers and Campers (Rand).... 34, Mar*
Antenna, Mobile (“The Alpha Special”) (Porsch)..... 26, July
Corona, Mobile Whips and (Bittner)................. 50, May
Diode Switching for V.H.F. F.M. Channel Selection (John-
son)..,..................................... 16, Oct.
Direction Finder (H & K).......................... 50, Dec.
Field Day, Three Innovations for (Overbeck)
A Battery Recharging System....................... 36, June
An Operating Position in a Car................ 38, June
A Tilt-Over Portable Tower.................... 39, June
Ignition Noise, Simple Cure for (Barrow).......... 44, Oct.
Mobile Antenna, A Dual-Band (Pos)................. 34, Oct.
Mobile Burglar Alarm (H&K)........................ 46 Apr
Mobile Mount (H&K)............................... 53, May
Mobile Whip Antennas, L Matching Networks for (Tech.
Corres.)........................................ 49, Sept.
Power-Drain Reminder (H&K)........................ 48, Aug.
Repeaters and FM, Amateur (Cobb and O’Brien)....... Il, Oct.
Feedback.... .................................... «30 £b.
Sideband (Transceiver) from a Suitcase (Gribi) ....38 JDec .
“Touch To Talk” for the O.W. Operator (H&K)........ 46, Feb.
Using a Center Loaded Low-Band Whip on 50 MHz.
(H&K)........................................... 46, Feb.
NEW BOOKS
Adventures With Electronics (Ford)................. 46, Jan.
Fell’s Guide to Operating Shortwave Radio (Vlahos).... 81, Dec.
Hara Radio Incentive Licensing Guide (Simon)......... 87, July
Radio Communication Handbook (RSGB)................ 40, Dec.
RCA Transistor, Thyristor & Diode Manual (RCA Elec-
tronic Components).............................. 52, Aug,
Reference Data for Radio Engineers (Howard W. Sams &
Co., Inc.).......................................... 59, Apr.
OPERATING PRACTICES
Operating News (Hart)
Bootleggers..................................... 98, Sept.
Dead Band..................................... 99, Aug.
DXTest..................................... 87, Feb.
Field Day Time............................. 99, June
FMT Results via W1AW.......................... 91, Jan.
Get Off My Frequency....................... 94, May
Identification............................. 113, Oct.
Phonetic Alphabet.......................... 105, July
RCC Policy.................................. 91, Jan.
SCM Election Procedures....................... 91, Jan.
Specialization................................ 102, Apr.
SSTime..................................... 99, Nov.
W1AW Scheduling............................... 87, Mar.
So You Want to Win an SS (Eichman)................. 57, Nov.
PICTURE TRANSMISSION AND
RECEPTION
Satellite Weather Pictures, Cathode-Ray Tube Display
Unit for (Spillane)............................. 18, June
4.atH‘ itdV eather Pictures, More on Cathode-Ray Tube
Dsplay of (Tech. Corres.).................... 51, Aug.
Satdl teW eah er(Ph otd (8 tra$.................... 39, Sept.
UB.^uropeTwo-WaySlow-ScanTVQSO(Taggait)............ 75 , M ay
POWER SUPPLY
Alternators, Emergency Power from Automobile (Tech
Corres.)........................................ 53, June
Battery Boxes (H&K)............................ 50, June
Battery Recharging System, A (Overback)............ 36, June
Bias Easy (H&K).................................... 51, June
Power Supply for that Big Linear Amplifier, A (Smith and
DeMaw)......................................... 41, Deo.
Heath HP-13 (H&K).................................. 51, Dec.
Power Supply, Regulated Dual (Gotwals)............. 38, July
PUBLIC SERVICE
Amateursin the Spring Floods (Shima) .............. 70 ,S efl.
Amateur Radio Public Service Corps (Hart)
Case for Preparing.......................... 58, Jan.
Emergency Check List......................... 76, Apr.
frequency Squeeze............................ 61, Aug.
Getting Together............................. 64, May
Hassles...................................... 56, Feb.
How Far Can We Simulate?.................... 66 Dec.
Impact....................................... 62, Ju ly
Let’s Stick to Communicating.................84 ,( Jet
Rough Summer............................ 74 Nov
Standard Operating Procedure.................. 68, June
Technicians as ECs........................... 58, Mar.
What is Membership?........................... 65, Sept.
Simulated Emergency Test
Announcement................................. 62, Jan.
SET Results (Reichert)........................ 70, Sept.
RECEIVING
A-2515 Hint (H&K).................................. 47, July
Atmospheric Noise and Receiver Sensitivity (Hyder). 32, Nov.
GUpper-Rilter Using FETs, A C.W. (Fish)............ 34, Feb.
С Й5 iffiS-l R eceiveA C W E’l i Mr oht Д otjy... 18, Mar.
.inversion, Dec t &aid (Tc h <3rr es).............. 48, M ar.
Converte rf orl5 orlOM ete гзДО ne- П b (G&GI...... 3 4 in.
Converter, A 160-Meter, for Ham-Band-Only R ei’w
(G&G)........................................... 46, May
Converter, Modernizing a Classic 1296-MHz (Nelson)... 21, Dec.
Converters for 50 and 144 MHz (A Solid-State Sandwich
or VHF) (De Maw)................................ 37, Oct.
Ha th M bar к Rceiver, Anp 1 & d A.G.C. for the
(M‘li & ....................................... 3$ A?r.
Heath8B-10I,ReceiverOffsetTuningforthe(Barzely) ... 46 Mar .
Heath SB-300/SB-3Q1 and SB-401, Notes on the (Peterson
and Williams................................... 16, Jan.
Feedback...................................... 88, Feb.
Phone Patch for the Collins 8 Line Д (Blake sleej.. 31 Dec
Product Detectors, Some Notes on Solid-State (De Maw). 30, Apr.
Receiver, A Direct-Conversion S.S.B. (Taylor)....... 11, Sept.
Receiver, Fixin’the Station (Carr)................. 17, Aug.
Receiver, The D.C. 80-10 (De Maw).................. 11, May
Feedback.................................. 109, Oct.
Receiver, 80- and 40-Meter Listening with a Transistor
BG Set (McCoy )...............................22 , July
Selectivity, Aura (Tech. Correa.).................. 48, Apr.
Sensitivity, Receiver (Hyder)...................... 28, Sept.
Sidebandinversionin Mixing Stages (Itech Cbrres. 1. 52 line
Squelch Circuits (Dana).......................... 18, Sept.
SquelchCircuits, Transistorized A.G.C. and (Andrews)... 40, Jan.
Feedback...................................... 56, Mar.
Т-Notch Filter for the HBR (Helms)................ 20, Feb.
Feedback...................................... 19, Apr.
WWV on the Heath SB-100 (H4K)..................... 47, Apr.
RECENT EQUIPMENT/NEW
APPARATUS
Allied A2515 Receiver............................. 49, Feb.
Amidon 146-D E-Z Etch Kit......................... 23, Aug.
Comdel DW 1550 Wattmeter.......................... 46, Oct.
Feedback...................................... 20, Dec.
Comdel HDR-lOlac Broad-band R.F. Amplifier....... 23, Aug.
Display Electronics Decade-Counter Kit............ 47, Oct.
Drake L-4B Linear Amplifier...................... 47, Dec.
Drake MN-2000 Matching Network................... 53, Apr.
Galaxy GT-550 Transceiver......................... 41, June
Galaxy R-530 Receiver........................... 54, May
Heath HW-100 Transceiver....................... 51, Jan.
Houle Solderless Connectors...................... 39, Jan.
HW-17A2-MeterTransceiver,The.................... 49, July
Integrated-Circuit Voltage Regulators............ 42, Aug.
James Research Oscillator/Monitor................ 55, Mar.
Knight-Kit T-175 Linear Amplifier....... 53, Mar.
Inoue FDFM-2 2-Meter FM Transceiver.............. 46, Nov.
Magnalectric Power Converter Transformer............ 23, Sept.
Megart Globe Plotter............................. 25, Sept.
M A M Electronics EK-1 blectronic Keyer........... 55, Apr.
Pickering Radio Company K-l Electronic Keyer..... 43, Aug.
RCA KD2117 Linear IC Pack......................... 36, Aug.
REGULATIONS
Amateur “Q", The (Grenfell)...................... 66, Aug.
ARRL asks Changes for Extra..................... 90, Oct.
No Dual Holding, N ovice and Technician ....... 74, D ec.
Control of Premises Modified....................... 79 June
Ex-Amateurs Eligible for Nonce................... 62, Feb.
FCC Eases Impact of Incentive Licensing.......... 62, Nov.
Ground Rules for Identification................... 90, Oct.
Group Stations to Use Form 610-B................. 78, Sept.
League Supports Maritime Mobile Operation........ 74, Aug,
Maritime Mobile on 7 MHz. Proposed................ 77, June
Novice Question Changed.......................... 78, Sept.
Sideband Power In Canada....................... 90, Oct.
Suballocations Chart Insert.................... 64A, Nov.
Ten-Meter RTTY, Two-Meter C.W. to Move........... 76, June
Time Credit for Foreign Licenses............... 74, July
Visitors Have Full Band......................... 71, Jan.
RTTY
A.F.S.K.Generator, A Simple Two-Transistor (Antanaitis) 36, Sept.
F.S.K. Demodulator, 1275/2125-Hz. Filter for the TT/L-2
(Hall)........................................... 29, June
MainlineTT/L-2 F.S.K. Demodulator,The (Petersen)
Part 1.......................................... 28, May
Feedback................................... 73, Nov.
Part II...................................... 24, June
Morse Codefrom Teletype Tape — Inexpensively, Perfect
(Hall).......................................... 40, Nov.
RTTY, A.F.8.K. for (Hoff)........................ 11, Feb.
RTTY Tones, A Methodof Generating (Tech. Corres.)... 49, Apr.
TECHNICAL PRINCIPLES AND
APPLICATIONS
TRANSCEIVERS
Sideband (Transceiver) from a Suitcase (Gribi)....... 38, Dec.
Sideband I aversion in Muring Stages (Tech. Corres.). 52, June
T ransceiverA 1969M del50M cT ranste ofC amp li) ...LI ,Ja n.
Feedback........................................ 19 Ape
Transverter for 3.5 MHz. Transceiver, A 21/28-MHz .
(Petrich)........................................ 26, Nov,
Twoer Changes, More (De Maw)......................... 41, Feb,
TRANSMITTING
Amplifier, An Improved 5894, for 432 (Moretti)....... 30, July
Amplifier,Linear,FromSurplusParts(Tech.Corres.).. .. 44, June
Blower Control (Tech, Corres.)....................... 48, Apr,
Converter, A Transmitting, for 50 MHz. (Douglas)..... 31, Feb,
Converter, A Medium-Power Transmitting for 144 MHz,
(Douglas)............................................ 31, Mar.
Crystal, Grinding Technique for Surplus (Rosenbery).. 26, Sept,
Heath SB-200 Linear onSix Meters, Using the (Blodgett). 44, Jan.
Heath SB-200/8B-301 and SB-401, Notes on the (Peterson
and Williams)..................................... 16, Jan,
Feedback........................................ 88, Feb,
New Gain Control for the HW-12 (O'Brien)............. 53, May
PiNetwork, D.C. Voltagesand the (Thurston)........ 52, Aug.
Poweron 144 MHz. with Transistors,More (Becker)...... 11, Aug.
Power Supply for thatBig Linear Amplifier, A (Smith and
DeMaw)............................................ 41, Dec.
Transient and Load-Mismatch Protection for a Transistor
PA. Stage...................................... 48, Aig.
Transmitter for 220 MHz., A 500-Watt F.M. and C.W.
(Stevens)......................................... 21, My
Feedback.......................................... 17, Rpt.
Transmitter, The " QRP 80-40'' C.W. (De Maw)......... 11 ,J une
Feedback........................................ 109, Cb t.
Transmitter, The Transistor Giant (Jayaraman)........ 20, О ct.
V.F.O. Operation, Converting a Popular 6-Meter Rig to
(Jones)....................................... 40, Apr,
4-400A Versus PL-175A Tubes (Tech, Corres.).......... 50, Aug.
VHF AND MICROWAVES
Amplifier, An Improved 5894, for 432 (Moretti)....... 30, July
Antennas for 1296 MHz. Easily-Constructed (Vilardi).... 47, June
ARRL Advisory Committees............................. 62, Mar,
(' Joaxial-Line Matcher for V.h.f. Use, A (Shriner).. 20, July
Converter, A Medium-Power Transmitting for 144 MHz.
(Douglas)......................................... 31, Mar.
Converter, A Transmitting, for 50 MHz. (Douglas)..... 31, F b .
Converters for 50 and 144 MHz. (A Solid-State Sandwich
for VHF) (DeMaw)................................... 37, CbL
Converter, Modernizing a Classic 1296-MHz (Nelson)... 21, Dec.
Delta Loop Beam for 6 Meters (McCoy and Dean)........ 15, Sept.
Delta-Loop Beam on 144 MHz., The (McCoy)............. 34, Apr.
Delta-Loop Beam Works DX, Six-Meter (Tech. Corres.). 52, Dec.
Diode Switching for V.HJ". F.M. Channel Selection
(Johnson)......................................... 16, Oct.
Heath8B-200LmearonSixMetere,Usingth e(Bl d gtt) . 44 , Jan .
Poweron 144 MHz. with Transistors, More (Becker)..... 11, Aug,
Repeatersand FM, Amateur (Cobb andOBrien)............ 11, Oct.
Feedback.............,............................ 20, Dec.
Repeaters, Interference Prevention for V.H.F. (Kowols).. 42, July
Slotted Line for U.HJF. S.W.R. Checks (Tilton)....... 36, Jan.
Swan Multidrive2-Meter Antenna, The (Tilton)......... 42, Oct.
To the Moon and Back — On 2300 MHz I (Tilton)........ 54, July
Transceiver, A1969 Model50-Mc.Transistor (Campbell). 11, Jan.
Feedback........................................ 19, Apr.
Transmitter for 220 MHz., A 500-Watt F.M. and C.W.
(Stevens)......................................... 21, May
Feedback........................................ 17, Sept.
Twoer Changes, More (De Maw)......................... 41 , Feb •
World Above 50 Me., The
1296 E.M.E. Notes............................... 78, Jan.
What is “CAmmпnication?’,......................... 74, Feb,
RJ. Hazards. ........................................ 78, Mar,
Let’s Talk About Meteors.......................... 94, Apr.
World’s 144-MHz. DX Record....,............. 86, May
Sunspot МитНргн(тгапг......................... 91, June
1296 E.M.E. Record.................... 92, July
ARRL Board and V.H.F., The........................... 92, July
Beginning Moonbounce-101........................ 87, Aug.
Record Breaking Tropo............................. 84, Sept
Quick and Easy Antenna Matching...................... 83, Nov.
V.F.O. Operation, Converting A Popular 6-Meter Rig to
(Jones).......................................... 40, Apr.
225 Miles on 2300 MHz. (Zimmer)...................... 53, Feb.
Echoes, Long-Delayed, Radio's “Flying Saucer" Effect
(Villard, Graf, and Lomasney)....................... 38, May
Echoes, Long-Delayed Radio's “Flying Saucer" Effect
(Stray)............................,............... 49, June
Echoes, Morse Radio-Signal (Tech. Corres.).......... 48, Oct.
Echoes, Radio Signal (Tech. Corres.)............... 48, Oct.
Echo Signals Analyzed (Tech. Corres.).............. 49, Oct.
“Echo "Transmitting Facilities (Tech. Corres.)..... 49, Oct.
Filter Design for the Radio Amateur, Modern (Wether-
hold).......................................... 42, Sept.
Feedback....................................... 73, Nov.
Transistor, Let’s Talk, Parti (Stoffels)............ 17, Nov.
Part II......................................... 17, Dec.