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    The Amateur Radio Crossword Puzzler

    By Chris Codella, W2PA
    November 09, 2007


    Propagation


    This week brings a new byline to the ARRL Crossword Puzzle. Chris Codella W2PA contributed this very nice symmetric puzzle with Propagation as its theme. With the solar disc having been unblemished for basically an entire rotation, this may be as close as we get to a sunspot for a while! Chris mixes in a wide variety of words so this is a nice change of pace for our faithful puzzlologists. Thanks, Chris!

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    Across

    1. "WRTC grand ___" - working all 1x1 calls
    5. Parts supplier McMaster-___
    9. Sword handles
    14. Digital music std.
    15. Silent Key article, briefly
    16. Fill with joy
    17. Antenna restrictions might be on this
    18. A craving for that last multiplier, say
    19. Northern city with F call prefix
    20. DXers' mood swings?
    23. Decades over S9
    24. Sharpens
    26. Early term for static crash (1920's)
    28. Nothing more, on CW
    30. Ocean
    32. "Air" for an early ham
    33. ___ gum - a thickening agent
    34. Hams xmit and rcv with them
    35. The way, for signals
    38. A non-radio bug
    39. A hamfest of the Internet
    40. Type of eel
    41. Code inventor, for short
    42. A comfortable ham shack might be here
    43. Law school course
    44. VK animal
    47. Baseball glove
    48. A six or ten meter DXer's hope
    54. Do this on your meter to measure line voltage
    56. Board here, for going /MM
    57. Capacitor dielectric material
    58. CW predecessor
    59. Medical breakthrough
    60. Vy much
    61. DC power sources, briefly
    62. Cluster item
    63. Maine prefix, possibly

    Down

    1. Tiny parts (abbr.)
    2. In ___ of (instead of)
    3. Gulf of ___, off the 7O coast
    4. Where not to change horses
    5. VK was once a British one
    6. Borders on
    7. A microprocessor type, briefly
    8. Non-military RATT
    9. "____ radio" (testing, sometimes)
    10. SETI call answerer
    11. Calling CQ TEST one minute before the contest begins
    12. Kind of logic ckt
    13. You can do it with ATV
    21. Lively
    22. Boorish sort
    25. Told someone to wait, on CW
    26. Winning several contests in a row
    27. It might increase your amplifier's blower speed
    28. Holy book, in HZ-land
    29. R-rated, maybe
    31. Grayish
    32. Oval insulators
    33. Jeer
    34. A contester, in a broader sense
    36. Fragrant wood
    37. Ham it up, in a way
    43. FCC license, slangily
    45. Like an untouched Heathkit
    46. Freezes a digital VFO
    47. Prefix with chip or wave
    49. They feed DSP ckts, usually
    50. Arrange, as hair
    51. Prefix with watt
    52. Clickable image
    53. Gourmet cracker spread
    54. Particularly slim type of AM
    55. 3-land ARRL section

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