| 1. Wilbur and Orville's last name 5. Chemical symbol for radium 7. Abbreviation for peak voltage
9. Vacuum tube with three electrodes 13. Logarithmic unit of power 14. Device for allowing two
surfaces to rotate wrt each other; e.g., rudder and vertical fin (pl.) 15. Switch position 16.
Constellation : The lion 19. Below ELF 21. Chemical symbol for nobelium 22. Stock symbol for
Conexant 23. Local Oscillator (abbr.) 26. Region between semiconductor doping potentials 29.
Integrated radio front-end for the 300 MHz to 3 GHz band (abbr., 2 wds.) 32. Read-only (abbr.) 34. Ham
award meaning Worked All Zones 35. Aircraft tracking system (pl.) 36. Hub of the solar system 37.
Weight (abbr.) 40. 300 Hz to 3 kHz in audio (abbr.) 42. Generate frequencies with divide-by-N
circuitry 46. Chemical symbol for praseodymium 47. Type of wire used to wind baluns and couplers
48. Chemical symbol for manganese 49. Chemical symbol for aluminum 50. Plural of 45 Down 51. High
power density battery chemistry (abbr.) 52. Filter type that blocks upper frequencies (abbr.) 53. With
58 Down, place where the Wrights conducted their experiments (2 wds.) 56. Chemical symbol for nickel
59. Chemical symbol for beryllium 60. Bulk Acoustic Wave 63. One conductor in a flexible cable 65.
Common gateway interface (abbr.) 67. Electronics manufacturer with "meatball" logo 69. The Wright
brothers' primary manufacturing product 71. Put a new program on a computer 73. Chemical symbol for
europium 74. One factor of a polynomial 75. Unit of time (abbr.) 76. Lowest power level capable of
being demodulated (abbr.) 79. Type of chart 80. Greek letter 82. The "R" in RF Cafe (pl.) 84.
Peak envelope power (abbr.) 86. The Wright brothers'' home town 87. Electrical safety organization
(abbr.) 88. Chemical symbol for neon 89. Summers |
1. One of the Wright brothers 2. Chemical symbol for gadolinium 3. Heterojunction Bipolar
Transistor 4. Chemical symbol for thulium 5. Chemical symbol for rhodium 6. What the Wright
brothers are famous for inventing 7. The Wright Flyer's engine featured this (pl.) 8. Unit of time
(abbr.) 9. Part of a FOR loop 10. Radio frequency interference (abbr.) 11. Band between RF and BB
12. Ground ______, the lifting force within a wingspan of the ground 17. Semiconductor On Insulator
(abbr.) 18. 3 kHz to 30 kHz 20. Kitty ___, North Carolina 21. Non-return to zero (abbr.) 24.
Type of logic gate (pl.) 25. The Wright Flyer had an upper one and a lower one 27. Chemical symbol for
radium 28. Chemical symbol for erbium 30. High speed (abbr.) 31. Upper frequency (abbr.) 33. The
other Wright brother (see 1 Down) 37. Flight control surface method used on the Wright Flyer 38. Force
required to impart an acceleration of one centimeter per second per second to a mass of one gram (pl.)
39. Type of telescope mount (abbr., pl.) 41. Network file transfer protocol (abbr.) 42. Electronic
component package type (abbr.) 43. The computer in 2001: A Space Odyssey 44. Electroluminescent
halogen (abbr., yes, I made that up but it's legit) 45. College degrees earned by many RF Cafe visitors
46. Part of a male connector 54. Not external 55. System used on the Wright Flyer's engine 57.
Amplifier vendor in Palm Bay, FL, now part of Spectrum Microwave 58. With 53 Across, place where the
Wrights conducted their experiments 59. Sent a ray of light 61. Type of current flow (abbr.) 62.
3-phase transformer configuration 63. Simple logic (abbr.) 64. Opposite of up (abbr.) 65. A common
RS-232 serial bus command (abbr.) 66. Chemical symbol for gallium 68. Surplus 70. Mr. Piper's
famous yellow airplane 72. Add two or more inputs 77. 2-way conversation, Ham term 78. Positive
voltage lead color 80. Chemical symbol for platinum 81. One port of an amplifier 82. Chemical
symbol for ruthenium 83. Chemical symbol for selenium 84. Last stage in a transmitter (abbr.) 85.
Chemical symbol for palladium |
