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Alphabetical list articles with annotations, from journals published in 2000 in the journal Radiomir:

300 watt power amplifier

DRAM memory modules

FM tuner-semiautomatic

VHF generator

Long-lived autolamps

AB recharging machine

Car security system with remote control

Measuring head adaptation

Amplipulse for physiotherapy

Antenna for UHF band

Caller ID checks TA dialer

Apparatus for magnetothermy - 2

Loopless crystal oscillator

Transformerless voltage converter

Time slot block

Wiper control unit

Extension phone lock

All phases flock to zero

The second door for lazy people

Power switch with sleep mode

Rectifier for battery charging

Generator for tuning amateur radio equipment

gradient relay

Two antennas for CB radio stations

Dual mode chandelier control

Dolby Pro Logic decoder

PAL TSC decoders in older TVs

PAL/NTSC decoders in older TVs

Multi-channel audio decoders

Electromagnetic field detector

Do-mi-sol-128

Refinement of the TV launch scheme

Ignition with a new way to ignite the mixture

Sound beacon... bike

LC Meter

Frequency response meter with LED scale

capacitance meter

LC Meter

Fridge incubator

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