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2. Chemical symbol for radon 3. Heterojunction Bipolar Transistor 4. Width
vs. length of a computer display 5. Decibels above or below a dipole antenna,
abbr. 6. Chemical symbol for selenium 7. Software for circuit or system design
10. Performing a quantum event by penetrating a seemingly impassable barrier
12. Field Effect Transistor 14. Audio Frequency 15. Electromagnetic, abbr.
16. Peripheral Component Interface 18. Chemical symbol for strontium 20. Modern
battlefield technique, abbr. 22. The Microwave Office company, abbr. 23. Ham
abbreviation for transceiver 26. Error checking scheme, abbr. 27. Min-to-max
voltage of a waveform 29. Type of current 30. Official Space Shuttle designation
32. Chemical symbol for tantalum 33. Microhenry, abbr. 36. Chemical symbol
for praseodymium 37. Chemical symbol for antimony 39. Amateur Television
41. Rádio Nacional de Angola, abbr. 43. Defense contractor 44. S-Parameter
measurement instrument 46. Antenna structure that connects directly to the feed
line 48. Chemical symbol for californium 50. Chemical symbol for gadolinium
51. Antenna manufacturer in Merlin, OR 53. Bill & Dave's company 56. Akin
to an EE or an IE, for physical parts 58. Greek letter 59. Surface Mount Device,
abbr. 63. Local Oscillator 65. Galilean moon 67. Wire diameter unit, abbr.
69. Oscillator manufacturer in Whippany, NJ (abbr.) 74. Si or GaAs based device,
eg. 77. Type of modulation, abbr. 79. 1/000 of an inch 80. Digital Storage
Oscilloscope 84. European equivalent to the U.L. 86. Electrical safety organization,
abbr. 88. Morse Code for "from" 90. Home state of Los Alamos lab 92. Archaic
unit of length 94. Instruments for Industry, Ronkonkoma, NY, abbr. 97. Process
by which a body moves back and forth through a central neutral position 99. System
invented by John Napier that allows the processes of multiplication and division
to be replaced by addition and subtraction 101. Armored cable type 102. Chemical
symbol for polonium 103. Made self-controlling 105. Digital Storage Oscilloscope
107. PC follower 108. Test Point 109. Amplifier Solutions Corporation, abbr.
111. Chemical symbol for mendelevium 113. Chemical symbol for bismuth 115.
Volt-ohmmeter, abbr. 116. Personal Digital Assistant 119. Transformer interwinding
connection 120. Chemical symbol for europium 122. Chemical symbol for radium
123. 30 Hz to 300 Hz 125. Mate to an RX 126. Chemical symbol for lanthanum
129. Colorado Springs military school, abbr. 130. Shorthand for liquid oxygen
132. Chemical symbol for neodymium 134. Chemical symbol for silicon
87. Chemical symbol for neon 88. Decimeter, abbr. 89. Chemical symbol for
zinc 91. Local Oscillator 92. Government program to bring electricity to farms
93. Electromagnetic Interference. abbr. 95. Part of a FOR loop 96. Type of
logic gate 98. Foot, abbr. 100. Logarithmic ratio 102. Ratio of circumference
to diameter 104. Opposite of I.D. 106. Brand of hobby knife 109. Chemical
symbol for gold 110. Global System for Mobile Communications 112. End of soldering
iron 113. Base Station Transceivers 114. Ad-hoc on demand distance vector
116. 10^-12 numerical prefix 117. Used lubricant 118. Thing in a bill of material
121. Length times width 124. Greek letter 125. Logic family 127. ___-AZIMUTH
telescope mount 128. Test equipment manufacturer now known as Agilent 129.
Leaded component type 131. Chemical symbol for iron 132. A measure of receiver
quality, abbr. 133. Unix, Linux or Windows 135. BlackBerry, Jordana, etc.
136. Transmit Incremental Tuning, abbr.
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