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TimVK4YEH: added lobe

2011-04-02T06:10:21Z

added lobe

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	'''[[antenna loading\|Loading coil]]''' : An inductor placed in series with an antenna element in order to lower the antenna's resonant frequency. May be used singly or in conjunction with a [[capacity hat]].		'''[[antenna loading\|Loading coil]]''' : An inductor placed in series with an antenna element in order to lower the antenna's resonant frequency. May be used singly or in conjunction with a [[capacity hat]].

			'''[[nulls\|Lobe]]''' : a an area in the radiation pattern of an [[Antenna \|antenna]] where the radiation is a maximum

	'''[[Log Periodic (LPDA) \|LPDA]]''' : Log Periodic Dipole Array. A multiband [[Antenna]]		'''[[Log Periodic (LPDA) \|LPDA]]''' : Log Periodic Dipole Array. A multiband [[Antenna]]

Carlb: /* L */

2009-06-18T19:20:40Z

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	'''Lid''' : In amateur radio, used to denote a poor or inept operator; a term originally from landline telegraphy.<sup>[http://www.qsl.net/dl4tt/w5vsr.html] [http://www.ac6v.com/hamlid.htm]</sup>		'''Lid''' : In amateur radio, used to denote a poor or inept operator; a term originally from landline telegraphy.<sup>[http://www.qsl.net/dl4tt/w5vsr.html] [http://www.ac6v.com/hamlid.htm]</sup>

	'''~~LiIon~~''' : Lithium-Ion, a small but powerful rechargeable battery often factory-installed in laptop computers and handheld devices. As these cells are highly flammable if overheated, they are normally distributed only as part of pre-fabricated battery packs which internally include the requisite temperature sensors and charging circuits.		'''LIon''', '''Li-Ion''' : Lithium-Ion, a small but powerful rechargeable battery often factory-installed in laptop computers and handheld devices. As these cells are highly flammable if overheated, they are normally distributed only as part of pre-fabricated battery packs which internally include the requisite temperature sensors and charging circuits.

	'''[[antenna loading\|Loading coil]]''' : An inductor placed in series with an antenna element in order to lower the antenna's resonant frequency. May be used singly or in conjunction with a [[capacity hat]].		'''[[antenna loading\|Loading coil]]''' : An inductor placed in series with an antenna element in order to lower the antenna's resonant frequency. May be used singly or in conjunction with a [[capacity hat]].

Carlb: /* L */

2009-06-18T18:36:03Z

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	==L==		==L==
			'''Lead acid''' : A rechargeable battery type most commonly used in automobiles and marine applications. As some batteries can deliver large amounts of current instantaneously and contain sulphuric acid, these must be handled with caution.

	'''Lid''' : In amateur radio, used to denote a poor or inept operator; a term originally from landline telegraphy.<sup>[http://www.qsl.net/dl4tt/w5vsr.html] [http://www.ac6v.com/hamlid.htm]</sup>		'''Lid''' : In amateur radio, used to denote a poor or inept operator; a term originally from landline telegraphy.<sup>[http://www.qsl.net/dl4tt/w5vsr.html] [http://www.ac6v.com/hamlid.htm]</sup>

			'''LiIon''' : Lithium-Ion, a small but powerful rechargeable battery often factory-installed in laptop computers and handheld devices. As these cells are highly flammable if overheated, they are normally distributed only as part of pre-fabricated battery packs which internally include the requisite temperature sensors and charging circuits.

	'''[[antenna loading\|Loading coil]]''' : An inductor placed in series with an antenna element in order to lower the antenna's resonant frequency. May be used singly or in conjunction with a [[capacity hat]].		'''[[antenna loading\|Loading coil]]''' : An inductor placed in series with an antenna element in order to lower the antenna's resonant frequency. May be used singly or in conjunction with a [[capacity hat]].

Carlb: /* L */

2009-06-13T16:16:32Z

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	==L==		==L==

	'''~~LID~~''' : In amateur radio, used to denote a poor or inept operator; a term originally from landline telegraphy.<sup>[http://www.qsl.net/dl4tt/w5vsr.html] [http://www.ac6v.com/hamlid.htm]</sup>		'''Lid''' : In amateur radio, used to denote a poor or inept operator; a term originally from landline telegraphy.<sup>[http://www.qsl.net/dl4tt/w5vsr.html] [http://www.ac6v.com/hamlid.htm]</sup>

	'''[[antenna loading\|Loading coil]]''' : An inductor placed in series with an antenna element in order to lower the antenna's resonant frequency. May be used singly or in conjunction with a [[capacity hat]].		'''[[antenna loading\|Loading coil]]''' : An inductor placed in series with an antenna element in order to lower the antenna's resonant frequency. May be used singly or in conjunction with a [[capacity hat]].

	'''[[Log Periodic (LPDA) \|LPDA]]''' : Log Periodic Dipole Array. A multiband [[Antenna]]		'''[[Log Periodic (LPDA) \|LPDA]]''' : Log Periodic Dipole Array. A multiband [[Antenna]]

			'''LSB''' : (1) Lower Sideband, used primarily in single sideband operation below 10 MHz

			'''LSB''' : (2) Least Significant Bit, in transmitted digital data

Carlb: New page: {{glossary}} ==L== '''LID''' : In amateur radio, used to denote a poor or inept operator; a term originally from landline telegraphy.^{[http://www.qsl.net/dl4tt/w5vsr.html] [http://ww...}

2009-06-12T21:47:56Z

New page: {{glossary}} ==L== '''LID''' : In amateur radio, used to denote a poor or inept operator; a term originally from landline telegraphy.<sup>[http://www.qsl.net/dl4tt/w5vsr.html] [http://ww...

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{{glossary}}

==L==

'''LID''' : In amateur radio, used to denote a poor or inept operator; a term originally from landline telegraphy.<sup>[http://www.qsl.net/dl4tt/w5vsr.html] [http://www.ac6v.com/hamlid.htm]</sup>

'''[[antenna loading|Loading coil]]''' : An inductor placed in series with an antenna element in order to lower the antenna's resonant frequency. May be used singly or in conjunction with a [[capacity hat]].

'''[[Log Periodic (LPDA) |LPDA]]''' : Log Periodic Dipole Array. A multiband [[Antenna]]

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TimVK4YEH: added lobe

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Carlb: New page: {{glossary}} ==L== '''LID''' : In amateur radio, used to denote a poor or inept operator; a term originally from landline telegraphy.[http://www.qsl.net/dl4tt/w5vsr.html] [http://ww...

Carlb: New page: {{glossary}} ==L== '''LID''' : In amateur radio, used to denote a poor or inept operator; a term originally from landline telegraphy.^{[http://www.qsl.net/dl4tt/w5vsr.html] [http://ww...}