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By H. Ward Silver, N0AX
May 15, 2004
Here's a new kind of puzzle to try! Use the clues to fill in the horizontal rows. The vertical row of squares outlined by the heavy bars will then contain an anagram of the puzzle's answer. (An anagram is words that have the same letters as the answer, but in a different order.) Would you like a hint? The answer is the name of the place from which a recent major DXpedition was conducted.
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Another word for direction |
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Transmitting and listening on different frequencies |
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If the DX station didn't record your QSO, you're .... (four words) |
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Signals moving from one place to another |
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Slang for a dollar bill sent with a QSL request |
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The Q-signal for "Stand By" |
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The QSL Post Office |
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Work 'em first and worry ..... |
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Sending a QSL to the DX station's address |
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A measure of ionospheric conditions, such as A or K |
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Active region that disrupts polar path signals |
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Person that handles QSLs for a DX station |
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DXCC Award that combines modes |
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What 'DX' stands for |
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Longitude gathering point |
