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    The Amateur Radio Crossword Puzzler

    By H. Ward Silver, N0AX
    August 31, 2005


    "The Power of Numbers"


    One of the most enjoyable ham radio experiences comes from operating as a team - perhaps in a contest or while supporting a public event or even responding to a disaster. The ability of a single operator is multiplied when many join together with a common aim. If you haven't tried team operating, give it a try. It will even allow you to solve this puzzle faster!

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    Across

    1. Prefix meaning a small version of something
    4. One of the three power categories (abbr.)
    6. The reason we enter contests
    11. As opposed to out
    12. Set as an objective
    13. The shortwaves (abbr.)
    14. Prefix meaning to do again
    15. Sibling prefix to 6D
    16. What covers the ground near KH6 volcanoes
    18. To act furtively
    19. What can clash on teams
    22. An ARRL section in the fifth district's largest state
    23. Section abbreviation for VO
    24. Skyhook (abbr.)
    26. Alert or vigorous
    29. An inconsistent operator
    32. Nodding off
    33. Only one signal at a time is allowed here
    35. A joke that makes you groan
    36. A long-time operator (CW abbr.)
    38. In a condition between G and E (abbr.)
    39. Smaller version of the TA-33
    40. A wish for a fortunate future (CW abbr.)
    42. That (CW abbr.)
    43. The operator that takes over a position
    46. Chip (abbr.)
    48. Amount of time allocated to an operator
    49. One who performs 60 Across (abbr.)
    50. These are used to switch the RF path
    53. New name for the Soviet Union (abbr.)
    54. State that gets its own call district (postal abbr.)
    55. Not hers
    56. Transmitted energy (abbr.)
    57. The data path between stations
    60. To correct or change
    63. Largest state (postal abbr.)
    64. Showing signs of use
    65. Long, narrow state with its own contest club (postal abbr.)
    66. Beginning of contest season
    67. The highest score ever
    69. First weekend of Sweepstakes
    71. Computer display device
    72. Contest category
    73. Short stump or stub

    Down

    1. Combine
    2. A poor operator
    3. Frankenstein's assistant
    4. Round, omnidirectional antenna
    5. Think ahead
    6. Dare a competing group to beat you
    7. Grouchy elderly operator (abbr.)
    8. A weak signal
    9. Practice session
    10. Sharp exclamation of alarm
    17. Vehicle used to haul equipment
    18. An exceptionally good member of the team
    20. Valued knowledge
    21. Provide assistance to
    22. Talk back
    24. Impedance matching unit (abbr.)
    25. Amount of change with temperature (abbr.)
    27. Designer of electronic equipment (abbr.)
    28. Large island nation (prefix)
    30. Read (abbr.)
    31. Foolish month
    34. Keenly interested or enthusiastic operator
    37. Cross-equatorial propagation (abbr.)
    41. Range of what you can see (abbr.)
    42. The team's smartest operator
    44. Live and you will do this
    45. The best teams are full of these
    47. Team leader
    48. Least populous of the fourth district states (postal abbr.)
    51. A spark (abbr.)
    52. One is an antenna program, two are a toy
    54. Brings power to the equipment
    58. Multi-op category between MS and MM
    59. Make a contact
    61. Receiver stage with all the gain
    62. A formalized team or group
    63. Common abbreviation for 62 Down
    65. The angle at which your signal leaves the antenna
    68. State that's home to ARRL HQ (postal abbr.)
    69. Shut down (CW abbr.)
    70. And (CW abbr.)

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