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    The Amateur Radio Crossword Puzzler

    By H. Ward Silver, N0AX
    August 31, 2007


    Put It In Gear


    Nothing compares to a full-blown, all-out mobile run for your state’s QSO party or to activate some rare counties! Hours are spent poring over maps to find the most effective route and fighting indecision over which will be quicker. There’s always the risk of the dreaded construction delay and the exhilaration of following your instincts and coming out exactly where you wanted to go. Before the great late-summer weather is lost, top off the tanks with this puzzle!

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    Across

    1. Records contacts
    3. Steep terrain
    12. How to get to the top
    14. Amateur messaging system
    15. RF connector
    16. Post-skunk exclamation
    17. Gets you across the river
    20. Sum (abbr)
    21. Count of solar pox
    22. Removable data storage (abbr)
    23. Best kind of mobiling food (two words)
    25. Grand scene
    27. Type of pliers
    28. Height above the ocean (abbr)
    30. Steep or nearly vertical
    31. Greek symbol for sum
    33. Alright
    35. Arid lands
    36. Used to plan the trip
    39. Slippery on the road
    42. Vacuum tube element (abbr)
    45. Keeps an antenna in line (abbr)
    46. The control for volume (abbr)
    48. What your copilot does
    50. Work a lot of stations quickly
    52. Non-ham emergency radio group
    54. Video mode
    55. Calls in a pileup
    56. Resistance of an inductor
    57. Portable lodging
    59. Not sure where to go
    60. To move by car
    61. Gives instructions on the road
    64. Connects to another road
    66. Meaning of SK
    67. Comfy mobile vehicle
    69. The path planned or taken
    71. One solar trip (abbr)
    72. Didn't buy (two words)
    73. Unit of distance

    Down

    1. Research facility
    2. Persons who lead
    4. Single
    5. World time (abbr)
    6. VE1's postal code
    7. Higher than
    8. The biggest highways
    9. Raleigh is the capital (postal code)
    10. Provides constant power
    11. One of these clobbers the bands (two words)
    13. Keeps the road safe (abbr)
    18. Disruption from a radio
    19. Vertical antenna abbreviation
    20. Good for hams, bad for drivers
    21. Unexpected obstruction
    23. Instructions for getting somewhere
    24. Medical caregiver (abbr)
    25. The big knob (abbr)
    26. Most popular mobile antenna
    27. Program that simulates a pileup
    29. Administers an ARRL section
    32. Exists
    34. 1.6 of these in 73 across
    37. A sharp guy
    38. When radio waves hit a building
    40. Rural area
    41. The usual mobile vehicle
    43. Equipment for sounds or pictures (abbr)
    44. Used in thermometers (chem symbol)
    45. Gets you to out of the way locations
    47. A vehicle vehicle
    48. Relay position that's usually connected (abbr)
    49. "Destinated"
    50. Ill-considered
    51. Hudson Division state (postal code)
    53. Unfamilar or non-member
    55. Road rooms
    58. Rolling supports
    60. Gain with respect to a dipole
    62. Begin traveling
    63. Lock on a keyboard to type numerals
    65. Web coordinates
    68. State north of 9 Down (postal code)
    70. Central American country (prefix)

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