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The past three decades or so have seen a steady increase in the capabilities of digital computers. With those increased capabilites has come the development of techniqes that allow computers to perform tasks that had previously been accompished only through physical (analog) means. Whole fields of endeavor that existed as manual, mechanical, or chemical processes, have been transformed into virtual processes performed on various incarnations of digital co…</description>
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Part 1: Introduction

What this primer is about

I recently moved to a new home, and I'm in the process of setting up my station there. What I want to do is to locate my radios in the garage, where they can run off our solar power system's battery backup, and where there is good access to the outside for ru…</description>
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