QST ARTICLE BIBLIOGRAPHY - Very Low Frequency (VLF)

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QST                                                    pp. 50-54
March 1960                                             
      Amateur VLF Observation--How to Listen for 
      Whistlers 

QST                                                    pp. 36-37
Oct. 1962
     An NAA Receiver

QST                                                    p. 53
March 1963
      Still Another NAA Receiver

QST                                                    p. 17-19
April 1964          
      A Simple Low-Frequency Converter

QST                                                    p. 27
Feb. 1965 
     A VLF Converter with Untuned Input

QST                                                    p. 23-25
Oct. 1966
A VLF Receiver without Tuning Capacitors or Coils

QST                                                    p. 18-22
Sept. 1968
      600 to 20,000 Meters

QST                                                    p. 34-37
Nov. 1971
     A WWVL Receiver
       feedback, QST, Dec. 1971, p. 47

QST                                                    p. 19-21
Jan. 1974
     A Crystal-Controlled Converter and Simple 
     Transmitter for 1750-meter Operation

QST                                                    p. 23-27
June 1977
     A High-Performance Low-Frequency Converter

QST                                                    p. 32
Aug. 1978
     A Longwave Converter

1987 September QST                                     p. 42
               VLF and the Ham (Tech. Corres.)         2 pages

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