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September 1966 QST
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September 1966 QST

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September 1966

Vol. L, Number 9

L Networks for Reactive Loads, by Robert L. Gordon	30
Station Design for DX - Part I, by Paul D. Rockwell	50
"Radiomanship," by Paul C. Amis	103

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September 1966 QSTTable of Contents

September 1966 QST
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