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    The Amateur Radio Crossword Puzzler

    By H. Ward Silver, N0AX
    September 29, 2003


    "The Meeting Will Come to Order!"


    The radio club is as old as radio. Maybe older, since many clubs were formed in order to figure out how to build a radio! They're the social backbone of Amateur Radio. Are you a club member? Bet you can't join just one! Here is a puzzle to get clubby with between meetings.

    Ward "Grand Poo-Bah" Silver, N0AX, authors--among numerous other things--the Amateur Radio Crossword Puzzler, which appears twice a month on the ARRL Web site. He can be reached by e-mail at n0ax@arrl.net or by surface mail at Aetherworks Publishing, 22916 107th Ave NW, Vashon, WA, 98070.

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    Across

    1. British equivalent of OM
    3. To direct the proceedings
    7. An uninteresting person
    11. To be called for publicly
    13. The original prize for a Clean Sweep
    14. Operator (abbr.)
    15. One step from president
    16. Hear ... hear ...!
    17. That which is picked
    19. Achieved victory
    20. The person giving the featured program
    24. Between soprano and tenor
    25. Imbedded
    27. From (CW abbr.)
    28. Formal meeting record
    31. I think, therefore I ...
    32. A sheepish antenna
    33. Big contest in November (abbr.)
    34. Group that leads a club
    37. Informal record of events
    38. You're (CW abbr.)
    39. Prefix that means "no longer"
    40. One-thousandth of a meter (abbr.)
    42. List of members
    46. Famous inventor
    48. Large ham radio retail chain (acronym)
    49. Weight of one cc of water
    50. Impedance matcher (acronym)
    51. Selected by the members
    53. Rules that govern a club
    54. Adapter that connects three cables
    55. Moonbounce (acronym)
    57. Award without usual prerequisites
    58. Fine Business (CW abbr.)

    Down

    1. A public meeting
    2. Has the largest state QSO party
    3. Peak sideband power (acronym)
    4. Read (abbr.)
    5. Rotate rapidly
    6. Regular payments to support a club
    7. Intermissions
    8. On-the-air monitor
    9. Wrote the book on order
    10. Dorothy's aunt
    12. Obtained
    13. An uncontested victory
    15. Offer services for free
    18. Island
    21. To have a cool and calm bearing
    22. Group with a specific function
    23. Count these in an election
    24. Terminate a meeting
    26. Between north and south
    29. A dipole oriented N/S radiates best this way
    30. The matters to be discussed at a meeting
    31. Continent east of South America (abbr.)
    33. In the company of friends
    35. To and ...
    36. Receive (abbr)
    41. A formal participant in a club
    43. Exchange of money for ownership
    44. Keystroke to back up or stop (abbr.)
    45. To issue a command
    47. A group of assistants
    49. Good evening (CW abbr.)
    51. Shortest three-letter CW call sign suffix
    52. Two thousand pounds
    56. Unit of current (abbr.)

    Solution


    Page last modified: 10:15 AM, 29 Sep 2003 ET
    Page author: n0ax@arrl.org
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