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By H. Ward Silver, NØAX
March 28, 2008
Here's a quiz that will no doubt triode your patience, so be sure to screen every letter before you fill in the grid. This will put plenty on your plate, but base the answers on your experience and you'll glow with pride!

Across
3 Before SSB
4 Another abbreviation for KL7
7 Complement to pro
9 Between MO and CO
10 Local ARES leader
12 I have nothing more for you
14 Administers
15 Take away permission
17 Powered up
18 CW for weather
19 Ham that prefers speaking (two words)
22 Opposite of delta
23 Builds up on antennas
25 Determine identity on CW (two words)
30 Used to send code
31 23 Across in warm temperatures
32 Something you have to learn to like (two words)
35 The sound of 40 Across
36 Short period of sleep during the contest
37 Prevents shocks during repair (two words)
40 Littlest CW element
41 Possessed by us
43 Check in
44 Unknown person
50 Three basic passive components
51 Sharp or crisp sending
53 Circular lip
54 Direction from Minneapolis to Chicago
55 Method of tying
57 Roman eleven
58 Interleaves channels with GMRS
60 Received OK message
Down
1 Something is wrong
2 Liquid coolant
5 Absorbs spikes and transients
6 CW apology
7 Contacts
8 ARRL's home division
9 CW for everybody else standy by
11 Largest country in Zone 12 (prefix)
12 Abbr for VE2
13 Assumed requirments (two words)
14 After a stop
16 Ham expedition
20 Small unit of energy
21 Regret
24 Waves propagating via the ionosphere
26 Anagram for yourself from my perspective
27 Video waveform units
28 Agency that regulates tower height
29 Posssess
33 Current in the power amplifier (abbr)
34 Number of call districts
38 Odor that indicates a burned component
39 Hams favorite code
40 Punishment for cheating
42 Simple time delay circuit
44 Posted call and frequency information
45 Select
46 Belonging to me
47 Logical complement to AND
48 Turn down
49 Give off
52 Southernmost continent (abbr)
56 Postal coupon
58 Micronano amps (abbr)
59 CW for "That's All, Folks!"
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