>This is my gripe with ALL of the electronics magazines.  Given how
>most of the complexity of the projects are implemented in firmware,
>the fact that they won't provide the source code renders the articles
>all but useless.  IMNSHO, they are just thinly-veiled advertising for
>amateur products.  Claiming they have educational value is nearly
>criminal.

"QST" October 1998 p37: "Table 2--An Assembly Language Program for a PIC
Morse Code Generator"

"QST" April 1997 p39: "The CPU source code file for this project is
available
at...ftp://oak.oakland.edu/pub/hamradio/arrl/qst-binaries/PRTARPTR.ZIP"

There are more, but these are the issues I had handy.



Mark Moss
Amateur Radio Operator, Technician, and General Tinkerer

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