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    The Amateur Radio Crossword Puzzler

    By H. Ward Silver, N0AX
    December 22, 2006


    Weather Or Not


    This past few weeks have seen some rather severe weather sprinkled around North America, including the puzzle author's home town of Seattle! As usual, hams have risen to the occasion, providing emergency communications and support to the public and public safety organizations. Good job, all of you! While you're warming up, here's a windy weather puzzle that won't blow you away. And happy holidays to all my loyal box-fillers out there!

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    Across

    1. What falls on guy wires
    4. Burp from the sun
    7. Unit of length
    10. Not centered (abbr)
    11. Made it yourself (abbr)
    12. A type of 1 Across
    14. Prefix meaning "not"
    15. Type of hot matter
    18. The guy that brings the electricity back
    19. What the user uses (abbr)
    20. Equipment that doesn't work when you get it
    21. Send a copy to (abbr)
    23. Strike from the sky
    26. Manages ARES in an ARRL section
    27. Makes "R" in Morse (two letters)
    28. Chain of ham radio stores (initials)
    30. Abbreviation for 7 Across
    31. Question mark prosign
    32. NOAA weather monitor organization
    36. Home to the Great Salt Lake (postal code)
    37. Air pressure has these as well as highs
    40. Tax-free savings account
    41. Electric animal
    42. Not out
    44. To add notes and discussion
    46. Tuned hollow enclosure
    49. Number of words in radiogram text (abbr)
    50. Time zone in Chicago during the summer (abbr)
    52. Patches a roof
    53. Look for
    59. Tends to the injured (abbr)
    60. Number (abbr)
    61. Task left undone (two words)
    65. Precipitation
    66. Assistant
    67. Output power (abbr)
    68. Sudden peak in wind speed
    70. Subaudible tone (abbr)
    71. After freezing
    72. Local ARES leader
    73. Makes nests in towers and stings climbers

    Down

    1. Push over
    2. The three primary electronic components (abbr)
    3. Type of guy wire
    4. Used to remove 1 Across
    5. Postal code for VE4
    6. Moving air
    7. Government emergency agency
    8. Unit of weight
    9. Home to Nashville (postal code)
    12. Inductive reactance over 2 x freq x inductance
    13. Glowing gas used in lights and signs
    16. Average (abbr)
    17. Cut off audio
    18. These carry electricity
    22. Opposite of CW
    24. First instance
    25. Falling ice balls
    26. Make longer by pulling
    29. One who enjoys fire (slang)
    30. Comes before la-la-la-la-la
    33. How copperweld seems to always be
    34. Makes dirt into mud
    35. To require something
    38. Absence of service
    39. Continent attached to NA
    43. Home to Las Vegas (postal code)
    45. Station that runs a net (abbr)
    47. Work .. first, worry later
    48. 365 days (abbr)
    51. Ripped
    54. Dispute loudly
    55. Citizen volunteer response organization
    56. A sound of thunder
    57. Change or redesign (abbr)
    58. Frozen 65 Across
    60. The weather for antenna work
    62. Lubricating liquid
    63. A complete range of similar tools
    64. ARRL section for Philadelphia
    69. Between NC and GA (postal code)

    Solution


    Page last modified: 11:38 AM, 21 Dec 2006 ET
    Page author: n0ax@arrl.org
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