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Alphabetical list articles with annotations, from journals published in 2000 in the journal KV and VHF:

50 ohm feeder for W8JK directional antenna

J antenna for 70cm

Vertical antenna for 6 and 10 m bands

Output beam tetrode 6P45S

Generator tetrode GU-84B

hybrid mixer

Long-wave converter for KATRAN receiver

HF transceiver ICOM IC-718

Collection of Ham Radio Soundblaster Software

Computer simulation of Yagi antennas

50 MHz Band Converter

Linear HF amplifier ACOM 2000A

Multiband vertical antenna

Modem

Modem for HF and VHF packet

Modernization of KATRAN radio receiver units

Directional antenna for 40 m range

Adjusting the quartz filters

On the excitation of linear tube power amplifiers in a grounded grid circuit

About using macros in WF1B

Parameters of the GU-50 electron tube in triode connection with combined grids

Switchable Antenna Box at 80m

Antenna switching via cable

Increasing the transmitter power of the PALMA radio station

Portable HF transceiver

R-399A - HF transmitter exciter

Antenna Direction LED

Synthesizer FM radio two-meter range

Frequency synthesizer

Frequency synthesizer for VHF receiver or transceiver

Sweet poison of simple solutions

Silent Antenna Tuning

Tri-band vertical antenna without ladders

Three-element vertically polarized directional antenna

Simplified Power Amplifier Load Resistance Calculation

144 MHz Band Power Amplifier

Effective antenna for 160 (80) meters

Effective Grounding Systems for Vertical Antennas

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