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December 1966

Vol. L, No. 12

 

Low-Loss Coaxial Cable, by Freeman Desmond and Richard Tuttle 15
A Passive Limiter, by George Schleicher 22
Gimmicks and Gadgets: A V.H.F. Lazy-H Antenna 34
Station Design for DX, Part 4,  Paul D. Rockwell 53
For Safety's Sake, by H.W. Morgan 56
What Wives Think About Ham Radio, by Donald G. Ross. W2JMZ 87

 

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