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    The Amateur Radio Crossword Puzzler

    By H. Ward Silver, N0AX
    August 7, 2004


    "Assault with Batteries"


    Whether you're camping, driving, using a handheld radio, or preparing for emergencies, there is a bewildering array of battery types to choose from. Whatever your preference, I'm sure you'll get a charge out of this puzzle!

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    Across

    1. Animals used to test the first batteries
    5. For Sale (abbr.)
    6. Sign that designates positive
    9. Most conductive metal (Chemical symbol)
    10. Clean with a cloth
    12. Millionth of a kilogram (abbr.)
    13. Low Power (abbr.)
    14. 9V battery connector type
    16. Radiated interference (abbr.)
    17. Charging causes batteries to do this
    19. You .. man!
    20. Imperial measure of weight (abbr.)
    21. Add 'h' to change from what this body part is to what it does
    23. Slowly charge or maintain a charge
    25. Add energy to a battery
    27. Great Plains state, home of the Cornhuskers (abbr.)
    28. Here (CW abbr.)
    29. Popular VHF/UHF mode (abbr.)
    30. Volume equal to one ml (abbr.)
    31. Fluid (abbr.)
    32. Synonym for voltage
    34. Constructed the first battery
    36. Largest state in the Great Basin (abbr.)
    37. Route (abbr.)
    39. Off Center (abbr.)
    40. Slow self-discharge current
    44. Keeps going and going
    45. Adjust to specifications (abbr.)
    47. Empty (abbr.)
    48. For example (abbr.)
    49. Answer negatively
    51. Metal that makes a battery with air
    53. What the 'H' in LiMH stands for
    55. Decay
    56. Prefix of South American country that was the capital of the Inca empire
    57. Wizard's home
    58. Partner to nickel in rechargeable batteries
    60. Whoever has the most of these, wins
    63. Completely discharged
    64. Added to 'p', this means energetic
    65. A mockup or prototype

    Down

    1. Quick or high-current charge
    2. Operate or work
    3. Cheat
    4. Flashlight with a nearly discharged battery
    5. Metal that rusts (Chemical symbol)
    6. IC connection of a square field of pins (abbr.)
    7. Safety lab (abbr.)
    8. Extra or replacement battery
    10. Diminished capacity
    11. Early name for batteries in series
    12. Gear teeth fitting together
    15. Battery capacity (abbr.)
    18. Connection to a battery
    19. Largest common cylindrical battery size (two words)
    22. Precious metal used to plate whole connectors (Chemical symbol)
    23. Handle gently (abbr.)
    24. Data or knowledge
    25. The best of the best
    26. Rearwards on a boat or ship
    28. High Voltage (English abbr.)
    30. In the middle of a dry cell (two words)
    32. Several batteries packaged as a unit
    33. Average (abbr.)
    34. Relieve overpressure
    35. And fro
    38. Thanks (CW abbr.)
    40. Paired with ions in rechargeable batteries
    41. Makes a battery with lead
    42. Thousands of amps (abbr.)
    43. The end of a surface
    46. Opposite of cathode
    48. Circular backwater
    50. Battery leak
    52. Take batteries along when you do this
    54. Measurements per unit of time
    58. Chemical symbol for 58 Across
    59. Modus operandi (abbr.)
    61. Overload (abbr.)
    62. What the librarian says

    Solution


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