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Alphabetical list articles with annotations, from journals published in 2002 in the journal KV and VHF:

DDS: Not all that glitters is gold

RTTY-BBS - electronic bulletin board

SSB mini transceiver

WSJT, or Working Through Meteors

Antenna rotator

Radio control unit R-143

Everything (or almost) everything about Windom

All-band HF antenna VMA-10 NP

All-band HF antenna VMA-10NP

World Amateur Radio Network

VPA for RA3AO transceiver

Double balanced mixer on a chip type K (R) 590KN8

Bidirectional Beverage Antenna

Refinement of the R-326M radio receiver

VHF transverter output power indicator

Karaoke in BASIC

Quasi-touch switch

Quartz overtone loopless oscillator

HF synthesizer

HF transceiver Druzhba-M

HF power amplifier from CB-747

HF Amplifier Retro

Len - at the 29th World Cup

Ladder crystal filters in an amateur HF transceiver

Wacky Antennas

Small VHF Antennas

Multiband Antenna Propeller

Mobile HF anti-aircraft antennas

UA1FA Transceiver Upgrade

Modification YAESU FT840

Bridge measurement methods

15 m directional antennas

LF compressor

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