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    The Amateur Radio Crossword Puzzler

    By H. Ward Silver, N0AX
    September 29, 2006


    "On the Road Again"


    Welcome to the sesquicentennial puzzle for QST or the ARRL Web site! It's hard to believe that you've shared 150 of these little time-burners, but here we are. Since this puzzle was created while on the road (literally), what better topic than mobile operation in all its many forms, one of the fastest growing aspects of ham radio. Make sure you've got plenty of air in the tires and have at it!

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    Across

    1. Station that can't receive well
    4. What rovers do
    7. Between RTL and TTL came this logic family
    10. Where QSLs go
    12. Important piece of support equipment
    14. Repeater mode
    15. Obsolete frequency abbreviation
    17. Can't drive in or out
    19. What type of particle an electron is
    20. Backpacker's tire
    22. Allows antenna to be shared by tx and rx
    23. Japanese prefix
    24. Gain control for volume
    25. Spot with poor reception
    27. Energy per unit of time
    29. Signal generator (abbr)
    30. Antenna impedance matching technique
    32. What you say when you pinch your finger in the car door
    33. Occuring at present
    34. ASCII character used for synchronization
    35. Highest spot
    36. Deflated or slack
    38. Most popular type of mobile antenna
    40. Bad weather for mobiling
    42. Measures weight
    46. Fans pull air through this
    48. Antenna support tubes
    50. Heat rays (abbr)
    51. And (CW abbr)
    52. Signal-to-Noise-And-Distortion (abbr)
    54. A QSO
    57. Magnets love this metal (chemical symbol)
    58. Directional antenna
    59. Stretched vehicle
    60. Black road surface
    61. Ill from motion
    63. Person who reviews articles (abbr)
    64. Rate of completion or execution
    65. Hang on poles by the road (two words)

    Down

    1. What a lamp does when voltage drops
    2. Amplifier class neither A or B
    3. Protects against too much current
    4. Path of travel
    5. Acknowledgement character
    6. Unit of inductance
    7. Shortest Morse code element
    8. Atmospheric propagation
    9. General term for managing interference (abbr)
    11. Abbreviation for highway
    13. Traveler's assistance organization (abbr)
    14. Divides engine and passenger compartments
    16. Vehicle's skeleton
    18. Particularly rough mountain or rock
    21. Abbreviation for office
    25. Best weather for mobiling
    26. Where a vehicle's instruments are mounted
    27. Abbreviation for amplifier
    28. Misfortune that befalls the careless mobiler
    29. Keeps everything moving smoothly
    31. Graphic representation of earth's surface
    34. Intermittent VHF propagation mode (two words)
    35. Rapid fading referred to as this kind of fence
    37. Empty (abbr)
    38. Rare, square state (postal code)
    39. Source of vehicle noise
    41. Adjust to equalize
    42. Continent closest to Antartica (abbr)
    43. Large ham radio dealer (abbr)
    44. Person who helps new hams
    45. Fully occupied
    47. Wheeled cable carriage
    48. 6 Meters is this type of band
    49. Opposite of Multi-Op (abbr)
    53. American space agency
    55. Canadian province with VO1 prefix (postal code)
    56. Loads a mobile antenna
    57. Drop in signal strength
    60. Highest HF band
    62. Opposite of RH

    Solution


    Page last modified: 10:49 AM, 26 Sep 2006 ET
    Page author: n0ax@arrl.org
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