QST Index to Volume LXXV--1991
Compiled By Brian Battles, WS1O
QST Features Editor

How to Use This Index

Items are listed according to the monthly column under which they 
appeared and/or under any category (or categories) that generally 
describes them. The name of the author(s) appears in parentheses, 
followed by a colon, then the page number and issue. Examples: 
"Building-Supply Yagi, The (Morgan): 22, Mar" appears under 
Feature Articles--Technical and Antennas and Transmission Lines. 
"Mayday! There's Been a Plane Crash! (Cary): 50, Mar" appears under 
Feature Articles--General Interest and Public Service. Some items 
have additional subject-description information, or the name of a 
department in which it appeared, in brackets after the title.

AMATEUR SATELLITES

Commission Seeks Further Comment on WARC-92 Satellite Issues 
        (Happenings): 59, May
DXCC Satellite on a Shoestring (Douglas): 67, May
Heil Joins Satellite Show: 62, Jul
Phase Adjustment Technique for a 4-Element Square Phased Vertical 
        Array (Lahlum): 39, Mar
Reflections of a Microsat Lab Volunteer (Hine): 14, Aug
Sixth AMSAT-UK Colloquium, The (Rinaldo): 59, Oct
Weatherfax Software Update (Pagel): 46, Jun
Weather-Satellite Publication: 42, Oct
Tuning OSCAR with Separate Radios (Summers): 25, Mar
Young Voices from Space: 17, Jul

Amateur Satellite Communications--Column (Loughmiller & Ward)

Imagining the Global Bulletin Board (Ward): 72, Mar
It's Only Software (Ward): 59, Jan
Look at Satellite Modes, A (Loughmiller): 68, Aug
Look at the Easybird: RS-10/11, A (Loughmiller): 75, Feb
More Mode A and a Look at Operating Etiquette (Loughmiller): 73, Apr
Trials of Satellite Testing, The (Ward): 80, Jun
Tune in to Telemetry (Ward): 87, Dec
UoSAT-OSCAR-22 in Orbit (Ward): 70, Sep

ANTENNAS AND TRANSMISSION LINES

160-Meter Antennas (Belrose): 49, Jul
20-Meter Money Eater, The (Munroe): 60, Apr
Alternative Antenna Insulators (Raffaele): 39, Oct
Antenna Here is a Dipole (Healy): 23, Jun
Better 7- and 21-MHz Operation with a 7-MHz Dipole (Raffaele): 
        43, Dec
BNC Connectors Handle Switching in a Flexible Antenna Tuner (Lau): 
        31, Oct
Build a Portable Groundplane Antenna (Lau): 33, Jul
Building-Supply Yagi, The (Morgan): 22, Mar
Clothesline Dipole, A (Galgan): 32, Sep
Common Connectors and How to Use Them (Newkirk): 35, Apr
Connectors for (Almost) All Occasions--Part 1 (D. Newkirk): 35, Apr
Connectors for (Almost) All Occasions--Part 2 (D. Newkirk): 34, May
Corrections to W2DU's Reflections (Maxwell): 42, Aug
Curtains for You (Cain): 26, Oct
Dress Up Your Antenna Farm for the Holidays (Wertz): 00, Dec
EZY Launcher, The (Calvert): 34, Jun
Feeding Dipole Antennas (Healy): 22, Jul
Florida Amateurs Knock Down Municipal Antenna Regulations: 58, Jun
Frequency Counters and Feed-Line Information (Hare): 45, May
Glass-Mounted 2-Meter Mobile Antenna, A (English): 31, Apr
Inexpensive 6-Meter Loop Antenna, An (Hecker): 37, Jan
Inexpensive Connectors Can Be Costly! (Collins): 46, May
It's a Standoff (Ettenhofer): 39, Oct
Light and Sturdy Quad for 10 and 15 Meters, A (Wellenius): 30, Jul
Limited-Space Dipole Support, A (Dion): 22, Sep
Mag-Mount Surface Maintenance (Boles): 39, Aug
Match Bandwidth of Resonant Antenna Systems (Witt): 21, Oct
MININEC: The Other Edge of the Sword (Lewallen): 18, Feb (see 
        Feedback: 46, May)
More on Feeding Dipole Antennas (Kleinfeld): 42, Oct
More on the Glass-Mounted 2-Meter Mobile Antenna (English): 41, Sep
More on the Half Sloper (Belrose): 39, Feb
Murphy's Laws: Antennas and DX (Schoener): 48, Sep
"My Feed Line Tunes My Antenna! (Goodman): 33, Nov
Proposed "Tree Ordinance" Put Seattle Ham on a Limb: 58, May
Quick Power and Antenna Disconnects for Equipment Lightning Safety 
        (Lang): 43, Jun
Replace the Connector, Not the Antenna (Atlas): 38, Sep
RFD-1 and RFD-2: Resonant Feed-Line Dipoles (Taylor): 24, Aug
Rugged Side-Mounting for Rotatable Antennas (Keown): 30, Feb
Simple 50-@OMEGA Feed for Three-Element Monoband Beams (Zavrel): 
        00, Dec
Simple, Effective Dual-Band Inverted-L Antenna, A (Monticelli): 
        38, Jul
Some Thoughts About Transmission-Line Myths (Lau): 45, May
Strengthening the Cushcraft 40-2CD (Leeson): 36, Nov
Super Rover, The (Comly): 26, May
SWR Doesn't Vary Along a Feed Line (Maxwell): 53, Nov
Tower Victory: 61, Aug
Transforming the Balun (Belrose): 30, Jun
Trees and Verticals (Whiffen): 53, Nov
Using A Noise Bridge to Measure Coaxial-Cable Impedance (Althouse): 
        45, May

COMPUTERS

APLINK/NTS--The AMTOR/Packet Traffic Solution (Comstock, Jennings, 
        Thompson): 57, Jan
APLINK: The Delivery Systems--Part 1 (Mortensen): 73, Oct
APLINK: The Delivery Systems--Part 2 (Mortensen): 81, Nov
Computer Program Update Available (Dion): 45, Jun
Computer Remote Control of an Amateur Radio Station (Amodeo & 
        Schultz): 25, Nov
"Go Fetch My Mail" Solution, The: 62, Jan (Horzepa)
Imagining the Global Bulletin Board (Ward): 72, Mar
Inexpensive Computer/Radio Interface, An (Kalata): 24, Sep 
        (see Feedback: 00, Dec)
MININEC: The Other Edge of the Sword (Lewallen): 18, Feb 
        (see Feedback: 46, May)
National Traffic System Embraces Digital Systems; Digital 
        Coordinators Appointed to NTS Official Roster: 75, Apr
Ohio EC Offers Free Commodore Logger: 86, Feb
New HF Digital System Unveiled: 70, Dec
NTS-Affiliated APLINK Stations: 81, Nov
Packet Hardware for Beginners (Hale): 20, Jan
Packet Radio Basics, Part 4: Beyond the ABCs of TCP/IP: 74, Feb
Packet Radio Basics, Part 5: The XYZs of TCP/IP: 75, Mar
Packet Radio Basics, Part 6: Now Know Nodes: 82, Jun
Packet Radio Basics, Part 7 Continued: Getting Aboard Bulletin 
        Boards: 74, Sep
Packet Radio Basics, Part 7: Getting Aboard Bulletin Boards: 73, Aug
Packet Radio Basics, Part 8: Are There Any Questions? 80, Dec
Software/Hardware Information and Sources (Horzepa): 62, Jan
Using Packet to Process Radiogram Traffic (Comstock): 69, Feb
Weatherfax Software Update (Pagel): 46, Jun

CONTESTS AND OPERATING ACTIVITIES

Contest Announcements/Rules

58th ARRL November Sweepstakes Announcement: 103, Oct
Announcing the Sixth ARRL 10-GHz Cumulative Contest: 57, Jun
Announcing the Walker A. Tompkins Writing Award and Contest 
        (Turner): 45, Jan
Club Competition Rules and Contest Disqualification Criteria: 
        78, Jan
Field Day Rules: 92, May
Rules, 1991 ARRL UHF Contest: 83, Jul
Rules, 1991 Novice Roundup: 79, Jan
Rules, 1991 School Club Roundup: 78, Jan
Rules, 1992 ARRL International DX Contest: 98, Dec
Rules, 4th ARRL RTTY Roundup: 101, Dec
Rules, 6th IARU HF World Championship: 84, Apr
Rules, ARRL 160-Meter Contest: 80, Nov
Rules, ARRL 10-Meter Contest: 98, Nov
Rules, ARRL International EME Competition: 87, Sep
Rules, June VHF QSO Party: 94, May
Rules, September VHF QSO Party: 81, Aug
Samuel F. B. Morse Commemorative Award (Pollock): 54, Apr

Contest Results

Field Day 1991 (Lunt & Stankiewicz): 99, Nov
January VHF Sweepstakes Corrections: 73, Jul
Results, 1990 ARRL 10-Meter Contest (Lunt & Stankiewicz): 84, Jul
Results, 1990 ARRL 160-Meter Contest (Lunt & Stankiewicz): 80, Apr
Results, 1990 ARRL International EME Competition (Lunt & 
        Stankiewicz): 90, May
Results, 1990 ARRL November Sweepstakes (Lunt & Stankiewicz): 79, May
Results, 1990 ARRL September VHF QSO Party (Lunt & Stankiewicz): 
        74, Jan
Results, 1991 ARRL International DX Contest (Lunt & Stankiewicz): 
        85, Oct
Results, 1991 ARRL January VHF Sweepstakes (Lunt & Stankiewicz): 
        89, Jun (also see p 73, Jul)
Results, 1991 ARRL June VHF QSO Party (Lunt & Stankiewicz): 92, Dec
Results, 1991 ARRL UHF Contest (Lunt & Stankiewicz): 90, Dec
Results, 1991 Novice Roundup (Lunt & Stankiewicz): 95, Jun
Results, 1991 School Club Roundup (Malchick): 85, Sep
Results, Fifth ARRL 10-GHz Cumulative Contest (Lunt & Stankiewicz): 
        85, Mar
Results, Fifth IARU HF World Championship (Lunt & Stankiewicz): 
        79, Feb
Results, Third ARRL RTTY Roundup (Blegen & Lunt): 77, Aug
Straight Key Night 1990 (Lunt & Stankiewicz): 84, Apr

Contesting/Operating

ARRL International DX Contest Plaque Program: 84, Feb
ARRL June VHF QSO Party Plaque Program: 93, May
Code Contest: 61, May
"Considerate Operator's Frequency Guide, The": 65, Jan
Frequency Allocation Chart: 66, Jan
Maryland Wallpaper: 90, Sep
Major ARRL Operating Events and Conventions--1991: 63, Jan
New Jersey Counties Award: 74, Apr; 79, Jun
Slow-Speed HF CW Traffic Nets: 50, Feb
Technicians Can Have a Field Day (Stankiewicz & Battles): 54, Jun
UK Postcode Award: 86, Feb

DX Century Club Awards--Column (Search)

55, Jan; 67, Feb; 69, Mar; 69, Apr; 75, May; 67, Jun; 67 Jul; 
        65, Aug; 66, Sep; 69, Oct; 79, Nov; 78, Dec
DXCC Honor Roll: 70, Oct


CORRESPONDENCE

Amateur Radio is for Kids (Spranger): 66, Apr
Beacon Babel (Grazier): 75, Nov
Better 80-Meter Band Plan? (Vaughan): 75, Nov
Birthday Greetings (McDonough): 64, Feb
Brain is Faster Than the Chip, The (Renardson): 66, Oct
Breed's Content (Cutter): 77, Jun
Code Must Survive (Smith): 64, Feb
Comedy Commended (Williams): 74, Dec
Contester Misses the Point (Williams): 66, Mar
CW: Optional but Practical...and Fun (Bostedor, Webbenhurst): 67, Aug
"Dear Abby?" (Harmon): 66, Mar
Digital Dials and Nets (Paplawsky): 66, Oct
Disabled Ham: Keep the Code Test (Hammell): 64, Feb
Drop in Anytime (Cooper): 52, Jan
DXCC Satellite on a Shoestring (Douglas): 67, May
DXDC Countries List (Doherty, McGinn, Just, Hoffer): 74, Jul
Everybody Starts Somewhere (Bentz): 67, May
"Ex-venting" Radio (Argentini): 64, Feb
FCC Rule Book Mandatory Reading? (Hurd): 67, Sep
First-Aid Training for Hams (Riegel): 74, Dec
For Love or Money? (Kosbab): 66, Apr
Future of Amateur Radio, The (Fleagle, Burdick, Bock, Cohen): 
        66-67, Aug
Gone, But Not Forgotten (Melucci): 75, Nov
Good Ham-Aritans (Corron): 64, Feb
Green Stamp Mix-Up (Hollander): 66, Oct
Hamming's Fun Here and Abroad (Martin): 67, Sep
Hams on Net Were Wrong (Lowrey): 77, Jun
High Cost of Hamming? (Smith): 67, Sep
Honorable Japanese Ham (Blumenfeld): 52, Jan
Hooked on AMTOR (Emerson): 67, May
If Scanners are Outlawed... (Dahl): 75, Nov
Inspired to Try Again (O'Neal): 77, Jun
Is This Frequency in Use? (Warwick): 66, Aug
Keeping Up with the Changes (Peterson): 74, Dec
Keeping Up with the Young Squirts (Taylor): 67, Sep
Kudos to Incoming QSL Bureaus (Novy): 66, Apr
Let Everyone Have a Try (Hightower): 66, Aug
Lithuania Revisited (McCarthy): 74, Jul
Living in a High-Tech World (Drake): 52, Jan
Measures Measures Up (Czuhajewski): 66, Mar
Member Gets the Message (Cohen): 74, Dec
More Praise for VEs (Strussenberg): 67, Sep
Morse Cloud (Weed, French): 77, Jun
Mt Pinatubo Claims QSTs (Czuhajewski): 66, Oct
Museum Sparks Memories (Dennison): 74, Jul
Mysterious Benefactor (Astmann): 66, Oct
New World...New Frontier! (Bushong): 67, May
Newsspeak on CW (McKinney): 66, Mar
No Stamp of Approval Field): 67, May
Novice Old-Timer (Veres): 66, Aug
Op-Ed Reply (Kennedy): 67, Aug
QRMing an Emergency (Mountain): 52, Jan
QST Classics (Miccolis): 66, Mar
Rainbow Leads to Ham Radio (McCarthy): 67, Sep
Ratings for Service (Riedel): 77, Jun
Repeater Autopatch Saves Lives (Forster): 75, Nov
Reviews Beyond Compare (Debow): 66, Apr
Room at the Top (Riley): 52, Jan
Satisfaction or Apathy? (Winter): 64, Feb
Save the Bullfrog (Ellis): 77, Jun
Show and Tell (Roecker): 67, May
Student Elmers (Duffield): 64, Feb
Thanks from Desert Storm (Byrd): 66, Mar
Theft Deterrent (DeMers): 67, May
Training by Mail (Motes): 74, Dec
View from Under the Pileups (Kiss): 66, Aug
"Vox, Anyone?" (Piller): 64, Feb
Wall Opens the Door (McDonald): 66, Oct
Welcome Codeless Techs (Danley, Brown, Sharp, Cleveland, Miller): 
        66, Apr
Where Are the Ragchewers? (Blumenfeld): 74, Dec
Word From the DX End, A (Hallen): 74, Dec
Work on Your Delivery (Robertson): 52, Jan
You Meet the Nicest People... (Belcastro): 66, Aug

FEATURE ARTICLES

General Interest

1990--Was it Only One Year Long? (Battles): 41, Feb
1991 ARRL Convention, The: Saginaw, Michigan (Duncan, Turner, 
        Martineau)
20-Meter Money Eater, The (Munroe): 60, Apr
Amateur Radio in the Kingdom of Bhutan (Smith): 14, Feb
Amateur TV, SAREX and "Real Television" (Steffen): 18, Jul
Amateur's Code in the 1990s, The (Davis): 47, May
Announcing the Don Wallace Radio Communications Museum (Wolf & 
        Locascio): 50, Jun
ARES in the USSR (Palm): 16, Oct
A-1: It's Not Just for Homeburgers (Lindquist): 54, Sep
Bridging the Language Gap (Gartenberg): 47, Jun
Bright Star and the Radio Rustlers (Griffith): 64, Nov
Bullfrog, The (Moren): 46, Mar
Case of the Underage Felon, The (Moren): 55, Nov
Central States VHF Society, The: A Happy 25th Birthday 
        (Kleinschmidt): 61, Dec
Challenge: Getting Ted on 20, The (Todd): 53, Jul
Country Store (Orsburn): 59, Apr
Discovery Center Ham Radio Museum Exhibit (Oppenheimer): 57, Nov
DXDC Countries List (Battles): 61, Apr
DXer, The (Vaughan): 56, Apr
Father of Modern Radio, The (Eisenberg): 49, May
Field Day for a First-Timer (MacDonald): 55, Jun
Flaming (Potts): 48, Oct
Focus on Emergency Response (Ewald): 45, Sep
Get Out of the Shack and into the Action (Battles): 51, Jul
Hamfest and League Renewal in "YLA-YLZ"-Land (Neimers): 55, Jul
Hams Against the Inferno (Jerome): 14, May
How Many Rigs Can You Hold in One Hand? (Battles): 49, Apr
If Something Goes Wrong... (Ewald): 58, Jul
"It Seemed Too Easy!" (Patashnick): 55, Apr
Kayaking QRP (Powlowski): 14, Jan (also see Feedback: 63, Feb, 
        and 27, Mar)
Last Voice from Kuwait (Cain): 18, May
Letter to Your XYL, A (Rogers): 42, Jan
Magic of Christmas, The (Vaughan): 56, Dec
Mayday! There's Been a Plane Crash! (Cary): 50, Mar
Media Game, The (Booth): 52, Feb
Metamorphosis of a Contester: Dave Zeph, W9ZRX (Cain): 55, Oct
Moonbounce from Peru (Heraud): 56, May
Motivating Newcomers (Filipiak): 56, Sep
Murphy's Laws: Antennas and DX (Schoener): 48, Sep
New Era for DXCC, A (Hutchinson): 46, Sep
Notes from a "No-Coder" (Leon): 67, Dec
Old Guard, The (Booth): 57, Jul
Oldest Crystal House in Texas, The (Musgrove): 59, Dec
One Ham's Introduction to "Top Band" (Peterson): 68, Nov
One of the Best Amateur Radio Traditions: Elmering (White): 43, Sep
Pearl Harbor Remembered (Cain): 47, Dec
QST Profile: How's Rod? (Cain): 52, Mar
Rediscovering Shortwave Listening (Halprin): 52, May
Reflections of a Microsat Lab Volunteer (Hine): 14, Aug
SAREX: Sharing the Exploration of Our World and Beyond (White): 
        44, Feb
Senator Gore Introduces Amateur Radio Spectrum Act (Williams): 
        48, Aug
Some Old Friends from the Past (Nash): 48, Mar
Soviet Hams Rally Against Coup (Kritsky): 15, Nov
Spectrum Management Dominates Board Actions Slate (Palm): 55, Sep
Spectrum Management in the '90s and Beyond--Part 1 [2 meters] 
        (Wilson): 43, Aug
Spectrum Management in the '90s and Beyond--Part 2 [10 meters] 
        (Wilson): 50, Sep
Structurally Sound Idea, A: The Volunteer Consulting Engineer 
        (Hennessee): 67, Nov
STS-37: The Educational SAREX Mission (White & Battles): 14, Jul
Technicians Can Have a Field Day (Stankiewicz & Battles): 54, Jun
To Russia with Love (Biekert): 44, Jan
Togo Pileup (Thurtell): 43, Mar
Tompkins Writing Contest Winners Announced (Kleinschmidt): 47, Oct
Touch of Morse, A (Parskey): 60, Oct
Trip to "BY-Land," A (Wen): 14, Sep
VHF Traffic Nets are for Everyone (Battles): 51, Aug
WARC-92: What it Means to You (Kleinschmidt & Rinaldo): 16, Jun
What's Cooking for Field Day? (Wilson): 52, Jun
Why Join a Ham Club? (Battles): 51, Oct
You're Killing My Husband! (McCarthy): 70, Nov


Technical

Antenna Here is a Dipole (Healy): 23, Jun
Basic Steps Toward Eliminating Telephone RFI (Krieger): 22, May
Basic Steps Toward Tracing and Eliminating Power-Line Interference 
        (Trescott): 43, Nov
BNC Connectors Handle Switching in a Flexible Antenna Tuner (Lau): 
        31, Oct
BP-80: An 80-Meter CW Transceiver, The (Agsten): 23, Feb
Build a Portable Groundplane Antenna (Lau): 33, Jul
Build a Universal VFO (DeMaw): 27, Jun
Building-Supply Yagi, The (Morgan): 22, Mar
Cheap and Easy Control-Signal Level Converters (): 24, Feb 
        (also see Feedback: 27, Mar) 
ChipTalker (Jarrett): 17, Dec
Clothesline Dipole, A (Galgan): 32, Sep
Common Connectors and How to Use Them (Newkirk): 35, Apr
Computer Remote Control of an Amateur Radio Station (Amodeo & 
        Schultz): 25, Nov
Connectors for (Almost) All Occasions--Part 1 (D. Newkirk): 35, Apr
Connectors for (Almost) All Occasions--Part 2 (D. Newkirk): 34, May
Curtains for You (Cain): 26, Oct
Diode-Switched Band-Pass Filter, A (DeMaw): 24, Jan 
        (also see Feedback: 63, Feb)
Double-Tuned Circuit, The: An Experimenter's Tutorial (Hayward): 
        29, Dec
ESD--Electrostatic Discharge--Part 1 (Bergeron): 19, Apr
ESD--Electrostatic Discharge--Part 2 (Bergeron): 28, May
EZY Launcher, The (Calvert): 34, Jun
Feeding Dipole Antennas (Healy): 22, Jul
Glass-Mounted 2-Meter Mobile Antenna, A (English): 31, Apr
Going Mobile--Part 1 (Ford): 23, Dec
Hand-Held Digital Multimeters (Bergeron): 19, Jun
High-Performance, East-to-Build 432-MHz Transverter, A--Part 1 
        (Krome): 19, Aug
High-Performance, East-to-Build 432-MHz Transverter, A--Part 2 
        (Krome): 18, Sep
High-Performance UHF and Microwave System Primer, A (Mascaro): 
        30, May
Inexpensive Computer/Radio Interface, An (Kalata): 24, Sep 
        (see Feedback: 00, Dec)
Infrared Keyer Interface, An (Conklin): 33, Aug
Introduction to Digital Signal Processing, An (Hale): 35, Jul
Light and Sturdy Quad for 10 and 15 Meters, A (Wellenius): 30, Jul
Limited-Space Dipole Support, A (Dion): 22, Sep
Making Soldering Safer (Bergeron): 28, Mar
Match Bandwidth of Resonant Antenna Systems (Witt): 21, Oct
Midrange Forecasts of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity (Pocock & 
        Blake): 22, Apr (see Feedback: 46, Jun)
MININEC: The Other Edge of the Sword (Lewallen): 18, Feb (see 
        Feedback: 46, May)
"My Feed Line Tunes My Antenna! (Goodman): 33, Nov
Packet Hardware for Beginners (Hale): 20, Jan
Portable QRP CW Transceiver--Part 2, A (see Part 1 in Dec '90 QST, 
        p 44) (Breed): 17, Jan
Propagation Broadcasts and Forecasts Demystified (Healy): 20, Nov
Quality Desk Mike for Under $25, A (Klimas): 26, Dec
RF Power Amplifiers and the Conjugate Match (Bruene): 31, Nov
RFD-1 and RFD-2: Resonant Feed-Line Dipoles (Taylor): 24, Aug
Rugged Side-Mounting for Rotatable Antennas (Keown): 30, Feb
Simple, Effective Dual-Band Inverted-L Antenna, A (Monticelli): 
        38, Jul
Simple and Inexpensive 23/24-Centimeter Signal Combiner, A (Angle): 
        28, Apr
Simple VHF/UHF Diplexer, A (Jenkins): 18, Oct
Single-Board, No-Tune 902-MHz Transverter, A (Campbell): 25, Jul
Strengthening the Cushcraft 40-2CD (Leeson): 36, Nov
Super Rover, The (Comly): 26, May
Surface-Mount Technology Primer--Part 2, A (see Part 1 in Dec '90 
        QST, p 48) (Bergeron): 27, Jan
Transforming the Balun (Belrose): 30, Jun
Tuning OSCAR with Separate Radios (Summers): 25, Mar
What Your Frequency Display Really Tells You--Part 1 (Newkirk): 
        28, Aug
What Your Frequency Display Really Tells You--Part 2 (Newkirk): 
        26, Sep

FEEDBACK (to pre-1991 articles)

Cheap and Easy Control-Signal Level Converters (Johnson) [see 
        Feb '90, p 24]: 27, Mar 
Evolution of the Short Top-Loaded Vertical (Michaels) [see 
        Mar '90, p 26]: 54, Nov
Kenwood MC-48/TW-4000A Receive-Only Up/Down Operation (Leval) [see 
        Nov '88, p 39]: 44, Jun
Kayaking QRP [see Jan '91, p 16]: 27, Mar

FM/RPT--Column (Battles)

Game's Afoot!, The: 72, Jan
Integrated Repeaters I: Southwestern Lifesavers: 57, May
Integrated Repeaters II: Evergreen Intertie: 83, Jun
Integrated Repeaters III: The Flathead Valley Repeater Group: 
        68, Jul
Integrated Repeaters IV: The Highest FM Repeater Network in the 
        World (Colorado Connection): 76, Sep
Integrated Repeaters V: The Condor Connection: 80, Oct
Listening on the Input: 88, Dec
LiTZ Alert: One Solution that Works: 91, Nov
New Technicians Offer Opportunities: 71, Apr
Non-net Procedure: 73, Mar
Philly Hams Help Track Jammer: 73, Feb
What if We All Agreed?: 83, Aug

HAPPENINGS--News

20-Meter Net "Disputes" Laid to Rest by FCC: 60, May
216-220 MHz Deadline Extended: 61, Sep
Albania Issues More Licenses: 71, Dec
AM Petitions Denied: 61, Sep
AM Petitions Turned Down: 48, Jan
Amateur Radio Returns to Albania: 62, Oct
Amateurs Urged to Respond to "Scanner Law" Questions: 61, Jun
ARRL Board to Seat Two New Members: 46, Jan
ARRL Offers to Maintain "Tech-Plus" Data Base: 63, Oct
ARRL's Tune in the World SK After Successful 15-Year Run: 60, Jun
"Baltic Information Net" a Voice for Freedom: 63, Mar
Be a Good Scout (JOTA): 62, Sep
Beware of Suspicious New Gear: 62, Jul
Buxton, George, N7EZJ, SK: 65, Mar
Comments Back Plan for 40-Meter Band: 55, Feb
Commission Acts on Proposal for Television, Maritime Use: 64, Mar
Commission Seeks Comments on "Interactive TV" Proposal: 61, Jun
Commission Seeks Further Comment on WARC-92 Satellite Issues: 
        59, May
Commission Seeks Input on Local "Scanner Laws": 59, May
Committee Reports Favorably on Amended NJ Scanner Law: 70, Dec
Conference Honors Armstrong: 48, Jan
Congressional Update: 74, Nov
Convention Hosts Awards: 64, Oct
Cosmonaut on the Air Again: 56, Feb
Court Denies 220 Appeal by "Deferring" to the FCC: 55, Feb
DARA Awards Scholarships: 61, Aug
Dayton HamVention Names 1991 Amateur Award Winners: 59, Jun
Decision in Interference Case: 60, Aug
Diehl, George, W2IHA, SK: 60, May
FCC Chairman Sikes Discusses Future in Newsweek Article: 65, Mar
FCC Clarifies Disability Exemption: 64, Oct
FCC Clarifies Position on "Business Communications": 70, Dec
FCC Conference Will Discuss Spectrum Use: 72, Nov
FCC Denies Appeal for Relief from RFI: 54, Feb
FCC Dogs Iditarod Communications: 59, May
FCC Drops PELTS Plan for 220-222 MHz: 64, Oct
FCC Eases Morse Code Testing for Disabled, Sidesteps Issue of 
        Examination Integrity: 54, Feb
FCC Enforcement Actions: 64, Oct
FCC Fee Proposal Outlined: 59, May
FCC Gives First Impressions of Amateur "Power Audits": 59, Jun
FCC Inspectors Make Surprise Visits to Hams: 58, May
FCC Maintains Stand in Testing of Disabled: 72, Nov
FCC Moves Novice Band: 64, Mar
FCC Notes Anniversary: 60, Aug
FCC Seeks Comments on Home Automation Systems: 72, Nov
FCC Sends Message to Packet BBS Operators: 58, Jun
FCC Survey Seeks to Link Amateur Power, RFI: 61, Jul
FCC Tweaks Amateur Rules: 47, Jan
FCC WARC Recommendations Include Better 7-MHz Band: 59, Aug
FCC "Missing the Issue" on Scanner Laws: 59, Aug
Fellowship Available to Engineers, Scientists: 74, Nov
Florida Amateurs Knock Down Municipal Antenna Regulations: 58, Jun
Former FCC Commissioner Visits HQ: 64, Oct
Former SCM W4MS, SK (Collins): 61, Sep
Gandhi, Rajiv (VU2RG), Remembered: 62, Jul
Groups Asks Review of AM Power Rule: 56, Feb
Gulf War Puts Amateur Radio in the Spotlight: 62, Mar
Ham Radio Aids Israel's Flood of Soviet Immigrants: 73, Nov
Hams Assist in Rescue of 720 Swimmers: 74, Nov
Hams to be Ordered Off 220-222 MHz: 60, May
HamVention Lost and Found: 61, Jul
"Happy Ham" is MARS Mainstay: 62, Mar
Heil Joins Satellite Show: 62, Jul
HQ Staffers Honored for Service: 65, Oct
Hurlburt, Clyde, W5CH, SK: 60, May
IARU, Nature Help Return Amateur Radio to Bangladesh: 69, Dec
IARU Region 3 Societies Meet in Indonesia; Write Packet Guidelines, 
        Greet Bangladesh: 68, Dec
Industry Unveils PSAs: 60, Aug
Intruder Watch: 61, May
K3ZJ (Siddall) Named to Head FCC Frequency Branch: 62, Sep
League Pushes for "Scanner Law" Preemption: 60, Sep
League Replies to Proposal to Rewrite Amateur Rules: 65, Mar
League Represented at Japan Ham Convention: 73, Nov
League Seeks Access to 216-220 MHz: 58, Aug
Montserrat Amateur Knighted for Hurricane Hugo Efforts: 56, Feb
More Congressional Support for H. R. 73: 64, Oct
More in Congress Back H. R. 73: 59, May
More in Congress Back H. R. 73: 60, Jun
Nebraska Repeater Owners Fined for Use of Towers: 58, Jun
New Cosponsors for H. R. 73: 62, Jul
New Cosponsors for H. R. 73: 62, Sep
New Film More Than Radios is More Than Just a Film: 64, Mar
New Head at HANDI-HAMS: 62, Sep
New HF Digital System Unveiled: 70, Dec
New Jersey RFI Case Spurs Criminal Charges: 60, Sep
News From Canada: 48, Jan
Ohio Amateur is Charged with Making False Distress Calls: 59, Jun
Ohio Amateur Sentenced for False Transmissions: 73, Nov
Please Go Away: 48, Jan
Pozzani, Michael, W3SV, Dies in Mid-Air Collision: 59, Jun
Proposed "Tree Ordinance" Put Seattle Ham on a Limb: 58, May
Public Relations Specialist Joins HQ Staff: 70, Dec
Repeat Nominating Solicitation: 61, Aug; 51, Jan; 63, Jul
Retailer Instructs Staff in Sales of Amateur Gear: 73, Nov
San Bernardino Amateurs Avoid Restrictive Rules: 62, Jul
San Francisco Amateurs Aid in Tracking Jammer: 64, Oct
Scholarships Announced: 65, Mar
Second Call for Nominees, ARRL Board of Directors: 61, Aug
Section Election Notice: 63, Jul; 65, Oct; 74, Nov
Section Election Results: 63, Jul
Section Manager Election Notice: 61, Aug; 51, Jan
Section Manager Election Results: 48, Jan; 65, Oct
Section Manager Second Election Notice: 60, May
Shuttle Astronauts Add Two to Ranks of Amateur Radio: 73, Nov
Sikes Pledges Enforcement to Senate Oversight Panel: 60, Aug
Silent Keys--Albright, Carpenter, Sterling, Campbell: 56, Feb
Soviet Hams Instrumental in Resistance to Coup: 63, Oct
Taiwanese Official Visits HQ: 60, Aug
Tennessee SM Harry Simpson (W4MI), SK: 62, Jul
Tower Victory: 61, Aug
Trio Charged in NYC Heist: 61, Sep
Two Honored by Division: 63, Jul
US, Philippines Sign Third-Party Agreement: 62, Sep
US-Mexico Reciprocal Pact: 61, Sep
VK VE Program Begins: 71, Dec
Volunteer Examiner Coordinators Reject Incorporation of Group: 
        73, Nov
W1AW Notes: 65, Oct
W1AW to Shift 15- and 10-Meter Frequencies: 48, Jan
Washington State Amateur Hailed in Boating Rescue: 61, Jul

HINTS AND KINKS--Column (Newkirk)

10-Minute ID Timer, A (Conklin): 37, Feb
15 Meters and Better CW Audio for the Neophyte Receiver (Burdick): 
        51, Nov
Alternative Antenna Insulators (Raffaele): 39, Oct
Antistatic Treatment for Meters and Liquid-Crystal Displays 
        (Koutnik): 39, Oct
Backup-Battery Replacement for the ICOM IC-271H (Gruenwald): 37, Jan
Better 7- and 21-MHz Operation with a 7-MHz Dipole (Raffaele): 
        43, Dec
Better Operating on Noisy MF/HF Bands (Whitney): 47, Jul
Beware of Erroneous Meter Readings in RF Fields (Baker): 36, Jan
Buffer for the Handbook Bridged-T Oscillator, A (Swenson and 
        Jensen): 39, Sep
Coax-Shield Choke Cures Transceiver Self-Oscillation (Jeffery): 
        48, Jul
Curing DC-to-DC-Converter Spurs in the Drake TR-7 Transceiver 
        (Agsten): 38, Feb
Curing Panel-Light Brightening in Modified-for-160 Heath SB-220 
        Amplifiers (Measures): 38, Feb
CW-Pitch-Control Modification for the Kenwood TS-440S Transceiver 
        (Signorelli): 38, Sep
Dress Up Your Antenna Farm for the Holidays (Wertz): 00, Dec
Ford's Fix for In-Tank-Fuel-Pump Noise (Hesselbrock): 52, Nov
Hump Mount for Mobile Rigs (DeMaw): 39, Aug
Improved Performance in Older Variable Capacitors (Shrock): 48, Jul
Inexpensive 6-Meter Loop Antenna, An (Hecker): 37, Jan
It's a Standoff (Ettenhofer): 39, Oct
LED Overvoltage Indicator for Zener-Diode Protective Clamps 
        (Lovell): 43, Jun
Magnetic Reed Switch Illuminates Hand-Held for Mobile Use (Turner): 
        37, Mar
Mag-Mount Surface Maintenance (Boles): 39, Aug
Make Boxes from PC Board (Newkirk): 51, Nov
Milk-Crate Mobile (Cotterman): 38, Aug
Mobile Cooling Fan Senses RF (Hamlin): 40, Aug
Modifying the WB4VVF Accu-Keyer for Positive-Keying Solid-State 
        Transmitters (Libbin): 43, Dec
More on 3-500Z Filament Pins (Mills, Van Bolhuis): 37, Feb
More on Curing TVI with 300-$OMEGA Filters and 4:1 Transformers 
        (Lund): 42, Jun
More on Interfacing Solid-State Transceivers and the SB-200 
        Amplifier: A Power-MOSFET Source (Jaeger): 37, Jan
More on Safe AC-Wiring Practices (Baker): 47, Jul
More on Solving Ground-Fault-Circuit-Interrupter Problems: 
        (Hollenbeck, Healy, Fullmer): 38, Mar
Multifilar-Coil Winding Tip (Jablin): 43, Dec
Noise Cured in Ford Taurus Mobile (Schuster): 40, Aug
One Protective Case for Many Battery Packs (Norikane): 38, Feb
Operate and Recharge Your ICOM IC-2GAT Hand-held at the Same Time 
        (Cleveland): 40, Oct
Quick Mobile SWR Measurements with Radio Shack's HTX-100 10-Meter 
        Transceiver (Kramer): 38, Feb
Quick Power and Antenna Disconnects for Equipment Lightning Safety 
        (Lang): 43, Jun
Reducing TVI in Cable-Fed TVs (Graalman): 42, Jun
Replace the Connector, Not the Antenna (Atlas): 38, Sep
Replacement Battery-Protection Plate Indicates State of Charge 
        (Lane): 48, Jul
Re-Cementing Tube Grid and Plate Caps (Bryant): 47, Jul
RF Not the Cause of Mobile-Digipeater-Triggered Car Alarm (Flynn): 
        38, Sep
Shunt for Remote Load Sensing in High-Current Power Supplies, A 
       (Smithmeyer): 48, Jul
Simple 50-@OMEGA Feed for Three-Element Monoband Beams (Zavrel): 
        00, Dec
Simplifying the October 1990 GLB TNC Message-Alert Alarm 
       (Christensen): 40, Oct
Smoother Control with the U-100 Rotator (Guimont): 47, Jul
Switch-Selectable Subaudible Tones with the ICOM UT-30 Tone 
        Generator (Mann): 38, Sep
Two Bands, Shortwave-Broadcast, Utility and WWV Coverage for the 
        Neophyte Receiver (Cromwell): 36, Jan
Vacuum Tugs Leader Rope Through Conduit (Jacobs): 48, Jul
Variable-Bandwidth Tuning for the ICOM IC-765 Transceiver (Guski): 
        37, Mar
VCR Belts Drive Capacitors (Beaumont ARC): 44, Jun

HOW'S DX?--Column (White)

210 DX Club, The: 67, Apr
Dinner, Wife, Kill!: 67, Mar
DX Advisory Committee, The: Making the Rules: 67, Oct
DX Newsletters: 65, Feb
Fiji on 30, 17 and 12 Meters: 65, Jun
JA1NUT: DXing, the Right Rx: 76, Nov
N5GGO, Honor Roll in Six Years!: 75, Dec
Signs of the Times: 53, Jan
That's DX!: 65, May
Two New DXCC Countries: 63, Sep
VE8PW, The Far North: 65, Jul
YK1AA, SK: 63, Aug


IARU NEWS--Column (Baldwin)

Africa Telecom '90: 70, May
Amateur Radio is Growing: 86, Dec
ARAC--Tokyo, April 1991: 76, Jul
Government and Administrators, The: 82, Sep
IARU and CCIR (Owen): 67, Jan
IARU Monitoring System, The: 74, Apr
Modus Operandi at WARC-92: 79, Oct
PICON: 79, Mar
Radio Regulations, The: 92, Nov
SEAnet '90--The Continuing Saga: 86, Jun

INFORMATION

Announcing the Walker A. Tompkins Writing Award and Contest 
        (Turner): 45, Jan
ARRL Incoming DX QSL Bureau Addresses: 64, Sep
ARRL Incoming QSL Bureau System: 64, Sep
ARRL Outgoing QSL Service, The: 77, Nov
Bill in Congress Would Protect Amateur Frequencies (Kleinschmidt & 
        Williams): 41, Mar
Board Adopts 13-cm Band Plan: 56, Mar
Club Competition Rules and Contest Disqualification Criteria: 
        78, Jan
"Considerate Operator's Frequency Guide, The": 65, Jan
FCC Clarifies Disability Exemption: 64, Oct
FCC Clarifies Position on "Business Communications": 00, Dec
FCC Moves Novice Band (80-meter subband): 64, Mar
FCC Releases Codeless License Report and Order: 57, Feb
Foreign Language Aids for Hams (Battles): 49, Jun
Frequency Allocation Chart: 66, Jan
Hams Reach Half-Million Mark: 54, Mar
How to Find--Or Start--A Ham Radio Club: 53, Oct
Joining MARS: 81, Dec
Please Use Standard ITU Phonetics (Stewart): 46, Oct
Slow-Speed HF CW Traffic Nets: 50, Feb
Spectrum Management in the '90s and Beyond--Part 1 [2 meters] 
        (Wilson): 43, Aug
Spectrum Management in the '90s and Beyond--Part 2 [10 meters] 
        (Wilson): 50, Sep
Ten Mobile CW Operating Tips (Linquist): 54, Sep
Texas Ham License Plates (Taormina): 80, Oct
Time Conversion: 65, Jan
Tompkins Writing Contest Winners Announced (Kleinschmidt): 47, Oct
US, Philippines Sign Third-Party Agreement: 62, Sep
US-Mexico Reciprocal Pact: 61, Sep
VK VE Program Begins: 00, Dec
VK3 QSL Bureau: 41, Jul
Volunteer Examiner Coordinators Reject Incorporation of Group: 
        73, Nov
WARC-92: What it Means to You (Kleinschmidt & Rinaldo): 16, Jun
W1AW Notes: 65, Oct
W1AW Schedule: 65, Jan; 51, Mar; 69, May; 72, Jul; 89, Sep; 110, Nov
W1AW to Shift 15- and 10-Meter Frequencies: 48, Jan
"What's Your 10-10 Number?" (Ford): 50, Sep

Exam Info--Column (Jahnke)

Exam Info: 71, Sep
Morse Code Examination, The--What is it Intended to Prove?: 83, Oct
Using Form 610: 86, Nov
Advanced-Class VEs:104, Dec

Washington Mailbox--Column (Hennessee)

Codeless Technician License, The: 94, Nov

IT SEEMS TO US--Editorial (Sumner), p 9

220-222 MHz: Aug
Codeless Amateur License, A: Feb
"Digital Broadcasting": Mar
Don't Ask the FCC: Aug
First Hundred Days, The: Jul
Good News (Price): May
New Deal for Volunteer Exams, A: Apr
Next Breakthrough, The: Oct
No Range Wars, Please: Sep
Power: Jun
Public Relations: Nov
Spectrum Congestion: Solutions on the Horizon?: Jan
??: 00, Dec

KEYING AND CONTROL CIRCUITS

Build a Universal VFO (DeMaw): 27, Jun
CW-Pitch-Control Modification for the Kenwood TS-440S Transceiver 
        (Signorelli): 38, Sep
Infrared Keyer Interface, An (Conklin): 33, Aug
Modifying the WB4VVF Accu-Keyer for Positive-Keying Solid-State 
        Transmitters (Libbin): 43, Dec
Negative High-Voltage Keying Circuit (Foster): 45, Jun

LAB NOTES--Column (Ford & Staff)

Creating a Technical Library: 35, Dec

MEASUREMENT AND TEST EQUIPMENT

Antistatic Treatment for Meters and Liquid-Crystal Displays 
        (Koutnik): 39, Oct
Beware of Erroneous Meter Readings in RF Fields (Baker): 36, Jan
Digital PEP Wattmeter Accuracy (Schetgen): 00, Dec
Frequency Counters and Feed-Line Information (Hare): 45, May
Hand-Held Digital Multimeters (Bergeron): 19, Jun
Quick Mobile SWR Measurements with Radio Shack's HTX-100 10-Meter 
        Transceiver (Kramer): 38, Feb
Using A Noise Bridge to Measure Coaxial-Cable Impedance (Althouse): 
        45, May
What Your Frequency Display Really Tells You--Part 1 (Newkirk): 
        28, Aug
What Your Frequency Display Really Tells You--Part 2 (Newkirk): 
        26, Sep

NEW BOOKS [Author] (Reviewer)

Art of Electronics, The [Horowitz] (DeMaw): 24, Mar
Building Power Supplies [Lines] (Gruber):31, Sep
Collins Books: 35, Jun
Complete Guide to Understanding Electronics Diagrams [Lacy] (Hale): 
        40, Aug
Don C. Wallace, W6AM: Amateur Radio's Pioneer [Perkins] (Battles): 
        42, Sep
Hallicrafters Story, The [de Henseler] (Battles): 42, Nov
Ham Stuff [Garrett] (Battles): 27, Aug
Inside the M. C. C.: A Technical Guide to the Mission Control Center 
        at the Johnson Space Center [Nicholson] (Battles): 71, Nov
Legacies of Edwin Howard Armstrong, The [Morrisey] (Battles): 50, May
Shortwave Listening Guidebook [Helms] (Halprin): 34, Dec
Vibroplex Guide [French]: 46, Jun
Where Do We Go Next? [Laine] (Crovelli): 76, Dec

NEW PRODUCTS

500-W MF/HF Linear Amplifier: 48, Feb
Alpha-Delta Coax Switches: 39, Jan
Antenna Feed System: 35, Jun
Antenna Program for Macs (Smolinsky): 54, Nov
ATV Filter: 21, Sep
Beam Indicator: 28, Dec
Boom-Mike Headset: 44, Jun
Breadboard Computer Card: 19, Nov
CMOS Super Keyer II Update: 23, Sep
Controller Upgrade: 40, Oct
Current Baluns: 71, Nov
Custom Earsets: 46, Jun
Custom World Maps: 51, Jun
CW Keys: 27, May
Dual-Paddle Key: 32, Oct
Frequency Counter: 56, Nov
Generator: 21 Sep
Ground Enhancer: 40, Oct
Ham Mail-Order Directory: 27, May
Hand-Built CW Keys: 37, Sep
Hand-Held Mobile Mount: 44, Jun
Heavy-Duty Towers: 25, May
In-Line Power Protection: 40, May
Magazine Indexes: 27, May
Micromini CTCSS Encoder/Decoder: 21, Sep
Mini Tone Encoder: 61, May
Mobile VHF/UHF Antennas: 25, Dec
Monoband Yagis Redesigned: 27, Aug
Morse Code IDer: 25, Dec
NEC FETs: 40, Oct
PC Card Frequency Counter: 40, May
Penetrant-Solvent: 21, Sep
Postage-Free Stateside QSL Bureau: 27, Aug
Power Amplifier: 17, Oct
QRP Transceivers: 35, Jun
QSL Organizers: 21, Sep
Receiver Bandpass Filter: 44, Jun
RF Concepts Dual-Band Amplifier: 26, Jan
Rotator Control-Line Protector: 23, Jan
Simplex Repeater: 22, Feb
Software Upgrade for Ten-Tec Paragon: 21, Sep
Transceiver Upgrade: 42, Nov
Thin Crystals: 21, Sep
Tiny Video Camera: 61, May
Tone Decoder/Display: 28, Dec
VHF/UHF Groundplane Antennas: 23, Jan
Yaesu Light-Duty Rotator: 48, Feb

NOVICE NOTES

CW Traffic Nets: Take the Plunge! (Noel): 49, Feb
Talk Radio (Halprin): 43, Oct
Transceiver Features That Help You Beat Interference 
        (Collins/Newkirk): 16, Mar
What Your Frequency Display Really Tells You--Part 1 (Newkirk): 
        28, Aug
What Your Frequency Display Really Tells You--Part 2 (Newkirk): 
        26, Sep

OP-ED--Column

Basis and Purpose (Cheves): 85, Dec
Clubs and the Codeless Techs (Johnson): 78, Oct
CW (Renardson): 81, Jun
Packet Messages are Not Broadcasts (Topolski): 75, May
Restructuring Amateur Radio Publications (Beers): 74, Mar


ORGANIZATIONAL

1991 ARRL Convention, The: Saginaw, Michigan (Duncan, Turner, 
        Martineau)
ARRL Board to Seat Two New Members: 46, Jan
Audited ARRL Financial Statements Released: 62, May
Board Declines to Seek Reconsideration of Codeless Tech Decision 
        (Palm): 55, Mar
"Considerate Operator's Frequency Guide, The": 65, Jan
HQ Staffers Honored for Service: 65, Oct
Major ARRL Operating Events and Conventions--1991: 63, Jan
New Era for DXCC, A (Hutchinson): 46, Sep
Nominees Sought for ARRL Board of Directors: 64, Jul
Public Relations Specialist Joins HQ Staff: 00, Dec
Repeat Nominating Solicitation: 61, Aug; 51, Jan; 63, Jul
Repeat Nominating Solicitation: 51, Jan; 63, Jul
Season's Greetings from the ARRL/IARU Staff and Contributing 
        Editors: 84, Dec
Second Call for Nominees, ARRL Board of Directors: 61, Aug
Section Election Notice: 63, Jul; 65, Oct; 74, Nov
Section Election Results: 63, Jul
Section Manager Election Notice: 61, Aug; 51, Jan
Section Manager Election Results: 48, Jan; 65, Oct
Section Manager Second Election Notice: 60, May
Spectrum Management Dominates Board Actions Slate (Palm): 55, Sep
Structurally Sound Idea, A: The Volunteer Consulting Engineer 
        (Hennessee): 67, Nov
Tompkins Writing Contest Winners Announced (Kleinschmidt): 47, Oct
Tennessee SM Harry Simpson (W4MI), SK: 62, Jul
Two Honored by Division: 63, Jul
W1AW Notes: 65, Oct
W1AW to Shift 15- and 10-Meter Frequencies: 48, Jan
WARC-92: What it Means to You (Kleinschmidt & Rinaldo): 16, Jun
Why Join a Ham Club? (Battles): 51, Oct

At the Foundation--Column (Carcia)

Commitment to Preserve, A: 89, Nov
Faces of the Future: 71, Jan
General Fund, The: 80, Mar
Meet Our 1991 Academic Scholarship Recipients: 80, Sep
Our Heritage on Display: 81, Jul
Please Pass the Incentive: 77, May

Club Spectrum--Column (Palm)

Amateur Radio and the 1990 World Economic Summit: 69, Jan
Clubs Celebrate Diamond Anniversaries: 90, Nov
College Club Serve Cosmopolitan Menu: 81, Mar
Expedition to Paradise (Hollister): 87, Jun
Library Set, The: 70, Feb
Potpourri: 80, Jul
Special Service Clubs (Welcome and Welcome Back): 87, Jun
US/Soviet Goodwill: 79, Sep

Elections

ARRL Board to Seat Two New Members: 46, Jan
Repeat Nominating Solicitation: 51, Jan
Section Manager Election Notice: 51, Jan
Section Manager Election Results: 48, Jan
Section Manager Second Election Notice: 60, May

Moved and Seconded...

49, Jan; 58, Mar; 62, Jun; 57, Sep; 72, Dec

PACKET RADIO

APLINK/NTS--The AMTOR/Packet Traffic Solution (Comstock, Jennings, 
        Thompson): 57, Jan
APLINK: The Delivery Systems--Part 1 (Mortensen): 73, Oct
APLINK: The Delivery Systems--Part 2 (Mortensen): 81, Nov
FCC Sends Message to Packet BBS Operators: 58, Jun
Imagining the Global Bulletin Board (Ward): 72, Mar
IARU Region 3 Societies Meet in Indonesia; Write Packet Guidelines, 
        Greet Bangladesh: 68, Dec
National Traffic System Embraces Digital Systems; Digital 
        Coordinators Appointed to NTS Official Roster: 75, Apr
NTS-Affiliated APLINK Stations: 81, Nov
Packet Hardware for Beginners (Hale): 20, Jan
RF Not the Cause of Mobile-Digipeater-Triggered Car Alarm (Flynn): 
        38, Sep
Simplifying the October 1990 GLB TNC Message-Alert Alarm 
        (Christensen): 40, Oct
Software/Hardware Information and Sources (Horzepa): 62, Jan
Using Packet to Process Radiogram Traffic (Comstock): 69, Feb

Packet Perspective--Column (Horzepa)

"Go Fetch My Mail" Solution, The: 62, Jan
Increase Efficiency: The Virtual PBBS: 88, Nov
Packet Radio Basics, Part 4: Beyond the ABCs of TCP/IP: 74, Feb
Packet Radio Basics, Part 5: The XYZs of TCP/IP: 75, Mar
Packet Radio Basics, Part 6: Now Know Nodes: 82, Jun
Packet Radio Basics, Part 7: Getting Aboard Bulletin Boards: 73, Aug
Packet Radio Basics, Part 7 Continued: Getting Aboard Bulletin 
        Boards: 74, Sep
Packet Radio Basics, Part 8: Are There Any Questions?: 80, Dec
Smart TNC Tricks: 77, Oct
Software/Hardware Information and Sources: 62, Jan
Update: The Digital Signal Processing of Packet Radio: 75, Jul
You Can Work U2MIR: 72, Apr (see also 80, Dec)

PRODUCT REVIEW

AOR AR2500 Scanning Receiver (Kleinschmidt): 33, Sep
Audio-Filter Roundup (Kearman): 36, Oct
Command Technologies Commander HF-2500 Linear Amplifier (Wilson): 
        41, May
JPS Communications NIR-10 Noise/Interference-Reduction Filter 
        (Kearman): 37, Oct
j-Com Magic Notch Automatic Audio Notch Filter (Kearman): 36, Oct
Kenwood TS-850S 160-10 Meter Transceiver (Healy): 42, Jul
Kenwood TS-950SD MF/HF Transceiver (Healy): 31, Jan
MFJ-948 "Deluxe Versa Tuner II" Antenna Tuner (Wilson): 36, Aug
Modular Systems Corporation Smart Filter (Kearman) 37, Oct
Mosley TA-34-M Triband Yagi Antenna (Healy): 43, May
QST Compares: Dual-Band Hand-Held FM Transceivers (Healy): 36, Jun
QST Compares: Peak-Reading MF/HF Wattmeters (Healy): 33, Feb
QST Compares: Mobile 2-Meter FM Transceivers (Healy): 37, Dec
Rotating Tower Systems Rohn 25 Rotation System (Healy): 35, Sep
Yaesu FT-1000D MF/HF Transceiver (Healy): 31, Mar
Yaesu FT-650 6/10/12-Meter Transceiver (Bloom): 33, Oct
Solicitation for Product Review Equipment Bids: 36, Mar; 46, May; 
        46, Jul; 37, Aug; 50, Nov

PUBLIC SERVICE

Focus on Emergency Response (Ewald): 45, Sep
Get Out of the Shack and into the Action (Battles): 51, Jul
Hams Against the Inferno (Jerome): 14, May
Hams Assist in Rescue of 720 Swimmers: 74, Nov
If Something Goes Wrong... (Ewald): 58, Jul
Mayday! There's Been a Plane Crash! (Cary): 50, Mar
VHF Traffic Nets are for Everyone (Battles): 51, Aug
Washington State Amateur Hailed in Boating Rescue: 61, Jul
Work on Your Delivery (Robertson): 52, Jan

Public Service--Column (Hurder/Ewald)

1990 SET Results Update: 68, Sep
APLINK/NTS--The AMTOR/Packet Traffic Solution (Comstock, Jennings, 
        Thompson): 57, Jan
APLINK: The Delivery Systems--Part 1 (Mortensen): 73, Oct
APLINK: The Delivery Systems--Part 2 (Mortensen): 81, Nov
BPL Debate--Again, The: 70, Mar
City Prepares, A: Amateurs Assist--Everyone Benefits (Boyd): 69, Aug
Illinois SKYWARN Team Alerts Threatened Community (Barton): 69, Jul
Joining MARS: 81, Dec
Look at NTS and the Traffic Scene, A (Sharp): 75, Apr
Madison Amateurs Help in Evacuation (Regent, Stone): 68, Sep
National Traffic System Embraces Digital Systems; Digital 
        Coordinators Appointed to NTS Official Roster: 75, Apr
New Public Service Honor Roll--Again, The: 71, May
NTS-Affiliated APLINK Stations: 81, Nov
Operation: Holidays (Matthew): 81, Dec
OSCAR and the Public Service Communicator (Hurder): 69, Aug
PSHR Clarification: 69, Jul
Real Bad Dude, A (Craw): 68, Sep
Reaping the Benefits of Amateur Radio Public Service (Boyd): 70, Mar
Using Packet to Process Radiogram Traffic (Comstock): 69, Feb
VIP: Amateurs on the Fire Line (Rich): 75, Jun
Voices from MARS (Trachtenberg): 81, Dec

QST PROFILES

French, David, N4KET (Halprin): 40, Jan
How's Rod [Newkirk, W9BRD]? (Cain): 52, Mar
Jeanfaivre, Roger, K1PAI: A Special Weather Observer (Clede): 
        47, Feb
Metamorphosis of a Contester: Dave Zeph, W9ZRX (Cain): 55, Oct
Old Guard, The (Booth): 57, Jul
Oldest Crystal House in Texas, The (Musgrove): 59, Dec

SPECIALIZED COMMUNICATIONS TECHNIQUES

Amateur TV, SAREX and "Real Television" (Steffen): 18, Jul
APLINK/NTS--The AMTOR/Packet Traffic Solution (Comstock, Jennings, 
        Thompson): 57, Jan
ATV BBS: 75, Jul
Deaf Use TDDs as Link to Ham Radio (Galley): 75, Sep
New HF Digital System Unveiled: 70, Dec
Moonbounce from Peru (Heraud): 56, May

STRAYS

18% Ham Wedding: 49, Sep
1990 QST Cover Plaque Award Winners: 36, Mar
220-MHz SSB Activity Directory: 61, Jan
6th-Grade Sked: 45, Sep
70 Years QRV and Going Strong (Snow): 86, Sep
7-1/2-Month Journey (Schricker): 61, Jan
ATV BBS: 75, Jul
B Battery Bunch, The (Thompson): 63, Aug
Bermuda Contest Seeks Suggestions: 80, Oct
Bring a Kid to Dayton: 78, Apr
Buckmaster Donates CD-ROM to W1AW: 57, Aug
Call for Nominations, A (Atlantic Div convention): 88, Mar
Calling All Shriners: 75, Jul
Celebrity Net: 41, Jul
Code Contest: 61, May
Communications Ship Reunion: 37, Aug
CQ Racal Hams: 79, Jun
CQ Vietnam-Era MARS Ops: 81, Mar
Dad Used Morse Till the End (Yoh): 82, Oct
Dayton Repeater Pal: 76, Oct
Deaf Use TDDs as Link to Ham Radio (Galley): 75, Sep
Don't Mouse This One: 49, Sep
Environmental Awareness Net: Pla/Net: 57, Aug
Eyeball QSO with 1/5 of SUs (Cann & Tober): 85, Jun
Fine Business Birthday Celebration (Samuel Morse): 77, Feb
For Nonham Spouses Only (Edmonds): 55, Aug
Free WB6NOA Training for Elmers: 80, Mar
Full Duplex: 44, Sep
Gintas (Pine): 58, Dec
Hams Help Children: 53, Feb
Hams Reach Half-Million Mark: 54, Mar
Hams Support Oldest Parade: 54, Oct
Hip Copycats: 90, Sep
Holiday Reunion: 48, May
In Memory of Those Who Served: 57, Aug
KDKA Anniversary: 86, Feb
KG4 QSLs (Donley): 41, Jul
Korean Nets: 80, Mar
Like Father, Like Son...and Grandson: 90, Sep
Maryland Wallpaper: 90, Sep
Merry Band of Woodsmen: 74, Apr
Mom Pounds the Brass: 90, Sep
Morse the Matchmaker (Caci): 67, Jan
Mr & Mrs Ken Wood?: 66, Nov
My Introduction to Ham Radio (Cassidy): 54, Mar
New 10-Meter Net: 53, Feb
New England Wagon Train (Stern): 98, Jun
New Jersey Counties Award: 74, Apr; 79, Jun
No Cash, Please (Curacao award): 80, Jan
Nominations Sought for 1991 Dayton Awards: 26, Jan
Nominations Sought for Atlantic Division Awards: 36, Mar
Ohio EC Offers Free Commodore Logger: 86, Feb
Oldest and Youngest?: 00, Dec
OK-QRP-Club: 84, Aug
OMIK Keeps Growing: 49, Jun
Phrenetic Phonetics: 82, Jan
Powerful Interest in QRP: 37, Aug
QCWA Banquet at Dayton: 78, Apr
QRP News: 85, Dec
QSL Sure Via Snail (Bass): 80, Mar
QST Congratulates Old-Timer: 73, Mar
Radio Club Bestows Grant: 45, Sep
Radio Shack Founder Dies (Deutschmann): 87, Sep
Recycle SK QSLs: 68, Feb
Resonant Circuit: 53, Feb
Ruocco, Lillian, W2PMA, Remembered: 83, Jul
SAREX Flies Again (White): 36, Mar
Scholarships Available: 54, Mar
Solar-Terrestrial Predictions Workshop: 17, Oct
Soviet Scientists Seek Stateside Sked: 36, Mar
Soviets to Organize Vets (Lindblad): 80, Mar
Talk to the Students: 75, Jul
Ten-Meter Net: 67, Jan
Texas Ham License Plates (Taormina): 80, Oct
Thanks, MARS Hams! (Godlewski): 81, Mar
Three Decades of Support: 58, Oct
UK Postcode Award: 86, Feb
VE3 Family: 78, Mar
VK3 QSL Bureau: 41, Jul
White-Water Rafting in the USSR: 77, Mar
WWII South Pacific Pilots Reunited After 45 Years (Evans): 87, Sep
Young Hams Foster Goodwill: 86, Feb
Young Voices from Space: 17, Jul

TECHNICAL CORRESPONDENCE

160-Meter Antennas (Belrose): 49, Jul
Cable Measurements Revisited (Buchan, Grebenkemper, Rife, Nadovich, 
        Chase): 41, Oct
Computer Program Update Available (Dion): 45, Jun
Corrections to W2DU's Reflections (Maxwell): 42, Aug
Digital PEP Wattmeter Accuracy (Schetgen): 00, Dec
Diode-Switched-Filter Corrections and Amplifications (Wetherhold): 
        41, Aug
Does Path Loss Increase with Frequency? (Campbell): 38, Jan
Effective Receiver Dynamic Range (Lau): 39, Jan
Frequency Counters and Feed-Line Information (Hare): 45, May
Improved HF Weather Facsimile Programs (Vester) 40, Sep
Inexpensive Connectors Can Be Costly! (Collins): 46, May
IR Detector (Pagel): 42, Oct
More on Feeding Dipole Antennas (Kleinfeld): 42, Oct
More on Safer Soldering (Myers): 42, Aug
More on the Glass-Mounted 2-Meter Mobile Antenna (English): 41, Sep
More on the Half Sloper (Belrose): 39, Feb
Negative High-Voltage Keying Circuit (Foster): 45, Jun
Phase Adjustment Technique for a 4-Element Square Phased Vertical 
        Array (Lahlum): 39, Mar
RCA Discontinues 40673 Dual-Gate RF MOSFET (Newkirk): 53, Nov
Reverse-Biased-Diode Switching System (Fowler): 45, Jun
Some Thoughts About Transmission-Line Myths (Lau): 45, May
Surface-Mount Soldering (Husby): 46, Jun
SWR Doesn't Vary Along a Feed Line (Maxwell): 53, Nov
Trees and Verticals (Whiffen): 53, Nov
Using A Noise Bridge to Measure Coaxial-Cable Impedance (Althouse): 
        45, May
Weatherfax Software Update (Pagel): 46, Jun
Weather-Satellite Publication: 42, Oct

VHF AND MICROWAVES

220-MHz SSB Activity Directory: 61, Jan
Board Adopts 13-cm Band Plan: 56, Mar
Central States VHF Society, The: A Happy 25th Birthday 
        (Kleinschmidt): 61, Dec
Does Path Loss Increase with Frequency? (Campbell): 38, Jan
Glass-Mounted 2-Meter Mobile Antenna, A (English): 31, Apr
High-Performance, East-to-Build 432-MHz Transverter, A--Part 1 
        (Krome): 19, Aug
High-Performance, East-to-Build 432-MHz Transverter, A--Part 2 
        (Krome): 18, Sep
High-Performance UHF and Microwave System Primer, A (Mascaro): 
        30, May
How Many Rigs Can You Hold in One Hand? (Battles): 49, Apr
Moonbounce from Peru (Heraud): 56, May
Simple and Inexpensive 23/24-Centimeter Signal Combiner, A (Angle): 
        28, Apr
Simple VHF/UHF Diplexer, A (Jenkins): 18, Oct
Single-Board, No-Tune 902-MHz Transverter, A (Campbell): 25, Jul

World Above 50 MHz, The--Column (Tynan)

222-225 MHz: Vertical or Horizontal? (Owen): 72, Sep
Getting Started: 68, May
Meteor Scatter: Long-Distance VHF Workhorse: 71, Aug
Newcomers to the World Above 50 MHz--Let's Welcome Them: 76, Mar
Six Meters and the Solar Cycle: 75, Oct
Something We Can Do: 83, Dec
Sporadic E--A Familiar Mystery: 71, Jul
Tropo: Bread-and-Butter VHF Propagation: 78, Jun
Our New VHF Band: 125 cm: 84, Nov
W5UN Passes the 100-Country Mark on EME: 60, Jan
What Can We Do?: 72, Feb
What Do We Do Now?: 70, Apr

VHF/UHF Century Club Awards (Kustosik)

85, Feb; 79, Jun; 00, Dec

YL NEWS--Column (Dunn)

Hamfests: The YL Connection: 83, Sep
Let the Contesting Begin: 77, Jul
Space Age YLs: Pioneering the Next Frontier: 78, May
YL Organizations Offer Encouragement and Friendship: 78, Mar
YLs, Amateur Radio and Education: 93, Nov
YLs--Heart and Soul: 68, Jan

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