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September 2012 QST - Digital Edition
<http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/arrl/qst_201211/>Dear ARRL Member,
The digital edition of November /QST/ is available now! Go to this link
and start reading: November 2012 /QST/
<http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/arrl/qst_201211/>.
* Build an inexpensive HF power attenuator
* Learn a different way to assemble PL-259 plugs
* See PSK31 "up close"
* Put your remote antenna tuner to work on 160 meters
* Turn back the clock with an easy single-tube transmitter
* See how students "Reach for the Stars" with Amateur Radio
* Bring your vintage receiver and transmitter together with the "Boat
Anchor Buddy"
* ...and much more!
*Enjoy Content You Won't Find in the Print Edition...*
* Video overviews of the Array Solutions AIMuhf impedance analyzer and
the DZKit HT-7 40-meter AM handheld transceiver.
* A circuit board layout and additional information for WB8DQT's "Boat
Anchor Buddy."
And, look for the announcement on pages 30-31 for new publications every
ham should have including the 90_^th edition /ARRL Handbook/---hot off
the press. Order early and you'll get the hardcover edition for the
softcover price.
Enjoy this issue!
73,
Steve Ford, WB8IMY
Editor
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*What is a digital edition?*
The digital edition of /QST/ is a web-based edition of the journal...a
way to read and interact with the current issue of /QST/ anytime,
anywhere. It simulates the look and feel of our printed version,
complete with page flipping, indexing and easy ways to move around to
get to the content you want. You can choose to read it online, or
download the entire issue to your laptop. Each issue includes unique,
digital-edition-only content such as video, audio features and extra
content. Members can also access the digital archive for access to
previous issues.
*How do I access the digital edition?*
Members must have a valid ARRL website login to access this benefit. You
can always find a link to the current digital edition and archives at
www.arrl.org/qst <http://www.arrl.org/qst>.
To login or register, go to www.arrl.org/myarrl
<http://www.arrl.org/myarrl>.
Forgot password? Go to www.arrl.org/forgot-password
<http://www.arrl.org/forgot-password> to reset your password.
Not a member? Join today <http://www.arrl.org/join/QDF> and get access
to the current digital edition, now.
Need help? Visit the digital edition help page
<http://www.arrl.org/digital-qst-faq> for frequently asked questions.
Need more help? Contact Member Services by telephone 860-594-0200 or
888-277-5289 (US only) or email circu...@arrl.org
<mailto:circu...@arrl.org>.
*Go Green. Go Digital-Only.*
You can choose to opt-out* of the mailed, print edition of /QST/ at any
time. Complete our online opt-out form
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membership dues. Any savings will be used to extend the ARRL's reach in
the areas of public service, education, advocacy, technology and membership.
*About this email*
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September 2012 QST - Digital Edition
<http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/arrl/qst_201211/>Dear ARRL Member,
The digital edition of November /QST/ is available now! Go to this link
and start reading: November 2012 /QST/
<http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/arrl/qst_201211/>.
* Build an inexpensive HF power attenuator
* Learn a different way to assemble PL-259 plugs
* See PSK31 "up close"
* Put your remote antenna tuner to work on 160 meters
* Turn back the clock with an easy single-tube transmitter
* See how students "Reach for the Stars" with Amateur Radio
* Bring your vintage receiver and transmitter together with the "Boat
Anchor Buddy"
* ...and much more!
*Enjoy Content You Won't Find in the Print Edition...*
* Video overviews of the Array Solutions AIMuhf impedance analyzer and
the DZKit HT-7 40-meter AM handheld transceiver.
* A circuit board layout and additional information for WB8DQT's "Boat
Anchor Buddy."
And, look for the announcement on pages 30-31 for new publications every
ham should have including the 90_^th edition /ARRL Handbook/---hot off
the press. Order early and you'll get the hardcover edition for the
softcover price.
Enjoy this issue!
73,
Steve Ford, WB8IMY
Editor
------------------------------------------------------------------------
*What is a digital edition?*
The digital edition of /QST/ is a web-based edition of the journal...a
way to read and interact with the current issue of /QST/ anytime,
anywhere. It simulates the look and feel of our printed version,
complete with page flipping, indexing and easy ways to move around to
get to the content you want. You can choose to read it online, or
download the entire issue to your laptop. Each issue includes unique,
digital-edition-only content such as video, audio features and extra
content. Members can also access the digital archive for access to
previous issues.
*How do I access the digital edition?*
Members must have a valid ARRL website login to access this benefit. You
can always find a link to the current digital edition and archives at
www.arrl.org/qst <http://www.arrl.org/qst>.
To login or register, go to www.arrl.org/myarrl
<http://www.arrl.org/myarrl>.
Forgot password? Go to www.arrl.org/forgot-password
<http://www.arrl.org/forgot-password> to reset your password.
Not a member? Join today <http://www.arrl.org/join/QDF> and get access
to the current digital edition, now.
Need help? Visit the digital edition help page
<http://www.arrl.org/digital-qst-faq> for frequently asked questions.
Need more help? Contact Member Services by telephone 860-594-0200 or
888-277-5289 (US only) or email circu...@arrl.org
<mailto:circu...@arrl.org>.
*Go Green. Go Digital-Only.*
You can choose to opt-out* of the mailed, print edition of /QST/ at any
time. Complete our online opt-out form
<http://www.arrl.org/QST-print-edition-opt-out-form>. Due to the lead
time required to prepare /QST/ for mailing, you may receive one last
printed issue.
* Disclaimer: Choosing to opt-out of the print edition of /QST/ is
voluntary and will not result in a refund or reduction of ARRL
membership dues. Any savings will be used to extend the ARRL's reach in
the areas of public service, education, advocacy, technology and membership.
*About this email*
You are subscribed to receive monthly notification of the digital
edition of /QST/. If you have an ARRL website user account, you can
manage all of your e-mail preferences at www.arrl.org/myarrl
<http://www.arrl.org/myarrl>.
Digital QST
ARRL logo
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www.arrl.org <http://www.arrl.org>
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