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Alphabetical list articles with annotations, from journals published in 2005 in the journal KV and VHF:

15 V / 40 A - cheap and cheerful

4-band bass equalizer

Ground Plane, combined with a television antenna

145 MHz RFD Antenna

Automatic P-loop tuning

Auto Bias in Power Amplifier

Automatic Antenna Rotation Control

Fuchs Antenna - Familiar Stranger

160m Antennas

Balance detector YES - 2002

Your R-130

Vertical antenna F6GOG

Highly dynamic transceiver IF/AF modem with crystal filter

High Efficiency Hybrid Mixer

High performance low pass filter for 1,8.54 MHz band

Frequency generators and multipliers for VHF equipment

New Type Hybrid HF Power Amplifier

GPA HF transceiver

GPA with a non-binary frequency divider

Refinement of the R-130M radio station

Antenna grounding

Replacement of transmission line segments with equivalent quadripoles

Relay Notes

Ideal Mixer for Direct Conversion Receiver

Frequency response meter - attachment to the oscilloscope

501 kHz CW crystal oscillator

HF power amplifiers on the GU-43B lamp

Weekend designs: HF loop antenna and absorbing SWR indicator

HF/VHF Beacon Controller

Tube Power Amplifiers

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