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by Amelia Lobsenz
A trailer trip taken during a summer vacation by Kay Everett and two other high school girls who join college student Jane Carlton, an amateur radio operator, in touring the western portion of the country. They meet with many adventures including a tangle with a jewel thief. Kay, who has been receiving instructions on amateur radio from Jane, is able to trap the thief by going on the air for the first time in an exciting climax to the story. Amateur radio is used by the girls to contact their parents at home and to visit with other hams along the way. The hobby is accurately portrayed. [abridged from QST magazine for August, 1951]
The ARRL handbook for the radio amateur
American Radio Relay League (ARRL)
The ARRL Antenna Book
American Radio Relay League (ARRL)
The radio amateur's hand book
Archie Frederick Collins
Vejen til sendetilladelsen
The radio amateur's VHF manual
Edward P. Tilton
The ARRL Operating Manual
Robert Halprin
Marine Amateur Radio
The United States Power Squadrons
Kay Everett Works DX - The Open Library Missing Pages
Amelia Lobsenz
The 1987 arrl handbook for the radio amateur
Mark j. (editor) Wilson
