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Electronic Abbreviations Crossword Puzzle
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This crossword puzzle from a 1958 issue of Popular Electronics magazine is a little trickier than some because it uses abbreviations rather than full words. Not everyone uses the same abbreviation, so some answers are a bit more subjective. For instance, many people abbreviate the word 'transformer' as 'xfmr,' while others use 'trans' or 'trr' (I use xfmr). Where you really have to be careful, though, is with evolutional changes in terminology as is the case for frequency units, where 'cps' was most often used in 1958 rather than today's 'Hz." Enjoy. Electronic Abbreviations Crossword Puzzle By John A. Comstock
Are you familiar with electronic: abbreviations? Here's a puzzle that pertains entirely to electronic: abbreviations and letter symbols. Instead of filling in complete words, you fill in only the abbreviation or letter symbol which you feel is correct. Work the puzzle and see how abbreviation-conscious you are.
Here are other electronics-themed crossword puzzles from vintage electronics magazines (RF Cafe Crosswords here):
Solution to puzzle.
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