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    The Amateur Radio Crossword Puzzler

    By Chris Codella, W2PA
    June 26, 2009


    Interface


    The human-radio interface, that is – and it has little to do with computers.

    Printable PDF Version

    Across

    1. Radio room
    6. Analog tuning device
    10. F-land without
    14. Simple /MM vehicle
    15. It follows that
    16. SK item
    17. Henry amp last name
    18. "If it ___ broke ..."
    19. This
    20. They help you read 6-across and other 67-acrosses
    22. Rig or antenna maintenance
    24. Sometime AMSAT launcher
    25. Related degree hams sometimes have
    26. Campus org, informally
    29. Not fooled by
    32. Prepare, as tea
    36. Chips that store
    37. Dahdit dahdit
    38. JA port
    39. Hall-of-Famer Mel
    40. Comebacks
    42. Ham, to Noah
    43. Weeper of myth
    45. Once again
    46. Go for the gold
    47. Inductor shape, sometimes
    48. Overhaul
    49. Figure skater's jump
    50. Whig's rival
    52. Good thing to break on the links
    54. Art's transceiver
    57. Rotary, slide, and others
    62. Bigger than a pico
    63. Speaker part
    65. Stockpile
    66. Shakespeare's river
    67. Interface device manipulated by digits
    68. Where hams want to be
    69. Livens (up)
    70. Puts in stitches
    71. FD, repeater, and others

    Down

    1. Atlantic fish
    2. Innocent antenna configuration?
    3. Prefix with VOX
    4. Brass instruments not meant for, but useable for, sending CW
    5. 19th century G poet
    6. DR on CW
    7. Pupil's place
    8. "What?", on 7.005, say
    9. Expensive sports car
    10. Where plugs go
    11. Old alpha alternative, in the military, say
    12. ZK2 place
    13. Footfall
    21. Spanish prefix
    23. XE units
    25. Docked /MM
    26. With 35-down, it's where 6, 20, 57, 67-across, 10, and 44-down are located
    27. Part of SWR
    28. Digital mode
    30. ___ public
    31. Congo prefix
    33. Balearic prefix
    34. Armenian prefix
    35. See 26-down
    40. Plant again
    41. A full circle
    44. Interface devices manipulated by a digit
    46. Radio pioneer
    51. Crystals, familiarly
    53. SV/A Mount
    54. Hiker's sack
    55. Its length determines frequency
    56. KL followers
    57. VE8 forecast
    58. Networks
    59. One method of ant. elev. measurement
    60. Lake for which a bug fist is named
    61. Flex, SoftRock and others
    64. QSO at start of SS

     

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