73 Magazine

 

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73 Magazine was a monthly publication aimed at the amateur radio community. It was published by Wayne Green, W2NSD, and was known for its technical articles and operating tips. The magazine was in continuous publication from 1960 to 2003, when it was closed.

The magazine covered a wide range of topics of interest to amateur radio operators, including circuit design, construction, operation, and troubleshooting of ham radio equipment. It also covered regulatory and legislative issues that affected the amateur radio community and reported on the activities of amateur radio clubs, organizations, and events around the world.

73 Magazine was known for its high-quality articles and features written by well-respected experts in amateur radio. The magazine was aimed at both experienced hams and those new to the hobby and covered a wide range of topics that were relevant to all levels of experience.

In addition to its technical content, the magazine had a strong focus on personal anecdotes, humor, and opinion pieces, which made it a popular and entertaining read among the ham radio community.

The magazine had a strong following and was considered a valuable resource for the amateur radio community, providing valuable information and inspiration to hams around the world. It's still available online and in archives, and it's considered a historical reference in the ham radio world.