Electromagnetic Pulse and the Radio Amateur - part 3 QST October 1986, pp. 38-41 Copyright 1986 by the American Radio Relay League, Inc. All rights 1 appears in QST August 1986, pp. 15-20, 36 ( ) part 2 appears in QST September 1986, pp. 22-26 ( ) part 3 appears in QST October 1986, pp. 38-41 ( ) part 4 appears in QST November 1986, pp. 30-34 ( )
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1 Electromagnetic Pulse and the Radio Amateur - part 3 QST October 1986, pp. 38-41 Copyright 1986 by the American Radio Relay League, Inc. All rights 1 appears in QST August 1986, pp. 15-20, 36 ( ) part 2 appears in QST September 1986, pp. 22-26 ( ) part 3 appears in QST October 1986, pp. 38-41 ( ) part 4 appears in QST November 1986, pp. 30-34 ( )
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