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Although not everyone can participate in Field Day this weekend, this puzzle will make you feel as if you had. You’ll wind up tired and worn out? No! You’ll be invigorated with the excellent job you’ve done on behalf of ham radio, of course! Even if you can’t join the fun in person, take time out to hand out a few QSOs from home (1D category) and listen to the sounds of full bands and happy hams.

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Across
2. This happens to really cold fingers and toes
8. Keeps the drinks cold
11. You might be willing, but not ....
13. Point at which receiver intermod becomes as strong as the signals (abbr)
14. Either fish or cut this
15. Secures the tower
16. When the D-layer soaks up signals
19. A pair of rogers (CW abbr)
20. Plates connectors (chemical symbol)
22. What you get in the sun
25. Tasty Field Day treat
28. Prefix meaning "of the environment"
29. Largest NA country
31. Below VLF
33. Heat rays (abbr)
34. Agency that operates federal parks
36. Light rope
38. Station with several operators (abbr)
41. Begins to awake
44. Used to fix things
46. Prefix for Sable Island
47. Knockout (abbr)
48. Seen at night
50. Gas in indicator bulbs
52. A very, very dry area
55. Radio blackout
56. Bigger than 48 Across
58. Metric of photographic sensitivity
59. World time (abbr)
61. Telephone (abbr)
62. Consequence of overinflation
63. Battery power
64. Where you go after Field Day
65. Stand by (CW abbr)
67. End of message (CW prosign)
68. Helps you lighten up
70. End of contact (CW prosign)
72. If you want to make contacts, you'll have to do this (two words)
76. These keep 12 Down away
77. Orbiting ham station (abbr)
78. Shutting down the station

Down
1. A lengthy Field Day legend
2. Open covering
3. Regarding (abbr)
4. Anchors tents
5. Plaything
6. What you get from 12 Down
7. Easily lost
8. International ham radio organization (acronym)
9. Wispy clouds
10. To have eaten (slang)
12. Invasive critters
17. One less than X
18. Class F stations operate from here
21. Keeps blisters from getting worse
23. Male progeny
24. And (CW abbr)
26. One of the restrooms
27. What comes out of the transmitter
30. Special wire antenna from this country (prefix)
32. The original four-wheel drive vehicle
33. Collector current (abbr)
35. Hold up the tent
37. Not a purty vine
38. One of the Great Lake states (postal code)
39. Field Day is time to .. not plan
40. Starts the fire
42. Heavy weight
43. Overcast clouds
44. What Murphy brings
45. Supported by something
46. Finds direction
49. Amplifier class
51. Keeps the generator working
52. Map that shows elevation
53. Tough material for rope
54. Early PC model
57. Watches the bands for poor signals (abbr)
60. Live outside
63. The day of the month
66. Add to span to clean up
69. Popular ham radio chain (abbr)
71. Obsolete abbreviation for kHz
72. Web URLs from Sweden end in this
73. After the signature
74. Metal used in clock batteries
75. A station calling from VO1 is from this section

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