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Amateur Radio's Technical Journal International Edition September 1983 $2.49 1/2 Issue #276 Amateur Radio's Technical Journal A Wayne Green Publication Space Shuttle Astro-Hamming Page 8 Teotlhuacan-135 Pyramid Portable Page 135 "10...9...8..." Be ready when the Space Shuttle Columbia carries aloft the first astro-ham. Here's the hest way to contact this historic DXpedition. Report from Poland WA6ITF 8 Page 138 Join the Packet-Radio Revolution Get error-free, high-speed communications. Packet radio's chief architect, WA7GXD, ex- Bake Your plains what it is and how it works. Never Say Die-6 DX-96 WA7GXD 19 FCC-50 Dr. Digital-98 Gift RTTY Loop-102 Be a RTTY Rembrandt Own Apple Subscriptions-67 Letters-102 Put that award-winning shine on your RTTY Page 40 73 Internatioral-70 Awards-104 pix with these tips from a RTTY artist's Contests-84 New Products-106 sketchbook WA20Q1 28 Social Events-86 Reader How to Increase Your QS0s Satellites-89 Service-114 CoCo RTTY! N6HYK's seasoned advice will add spice to Ham Fun!-116 Page 58 your CW contacts—even if you aren't a Help-89, 100, 120 Dealer Novice. N6HYK 34 Corrections-89 Directory-146 Home-Brew an Apple Computer — Review-90 Propagation-146 How to Packet and Save! In this 73 exclusive, KB2GA reveals the Page 19 R7 I-a=" secrets of Apple construction. From key- board to motherboard, it's all here. KB2GA 40 Build This Super Switch The only thing this switch won't do is 6=1 brew your coffee. It's the lazy man's delight K4YS 52 The Amazing Cylindrabola rci This microwave antenna is easier to 6=1 build than a dish But it works just as 09 well WA4WDL 54 Colorful RTTY: An Advanced 0 System for the TRS-80C Its all Ilere —a I U, program, and modem to turn your CoCo into a pro- 4470 65946II fessional-quality RTTY terminal. K6AEP 58 Your Own Apple-40 EOM IC-2W More Features and Powe Per Square Inch! NOW WITH EXTRA NEW MI C--• 11, 1111 1k 1k POWER! NEW GREEN LED '‘ IN THE NEW 25 H MODEL OFFSE' S — , - 3 -5 -9 -20 =° 60 -ii L AS PI" •Fuu.-11 SOW NOR IICOM - . WRITE IC-25A 2" .PPOG-S DUP REV 2 Meter FM Mobile 1 ' ,VOL SOL :" I 25 Watts S/S 4111. PULL ..OW 1 1441": , V IC- R S A Vb - /I The smallest 2 meter FM New HM14 Microphone. mobile on the market is now Smaller and lighter ... the HM14 even easier to read and use microphone provides a 16 with a green LED readout and a button touchtone pad as well ENLARGED HEATSINK compact touchtone /scanning as up and down scan buttons FOR 45 WATTS microphone and gives you the adding easy frequency control option of 25 or 45 watts. of the radio and additional tones for repeater control. NOR/REV Capability. Use of this button in the duplex mode allows one touch monitoring of the repeater input frequency. If II simplex operation is possible you will know instantly. Scanning. Pushing the S/S New Green LED. Easier to button initiates the scan read in bright sunlight, and not circuitry. With the mode switch glaring at night, the IC-25A(Hys in a memory position the unit new readout provides good will scan all 5 memories plus the visibility under all conditions. 2 VFO frequencies. With the mode switch in a VFO position, 5 Memories. Instant access the unit will scan the entire The New 45 Watt IC-25H. The IC-25H has all of the to most used frequencies. VFO A Only slightly longer than its standard features of the IC- band or the portion of the band information is transferred to the companion IC-25A. the IC-25H 25A that have made it the defined by memories 1 and 2. selected memory by pushing the packs a powerful 45 watt most popular 2 meter mobile Full band scan or program band write button. punch. This 45 watts of power scan is selected from the front ever, plus the new green LED eliminates the need for an readout, new HM14 Priority Channel. 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