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“Auto-Corrupt” in Analog Movement Identifier Article Sometimes, features in our software that are intended to make things easier can really mess things up, especially if they’re not obvious. Such was the case in June’s “Analog Movement Identifier” article by Dan Swenson, KB0VKS (p. 46). The central part of the article was a 15-step process for using his circuit to identify parameters of unknown analog meter movements. The list used his (and our) word processing program’s auto-numbering feature, and all was well until we converted the file into our layout software, which has its own auto-numbering feature. Problem: The layout software dropped out the “1.” at the beginning of the segment’s first paragraph but conveniently renumbered all the rest of the steps to start with 1 … so it wasn’t obvious…

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CQ Amateur Radio (Digital) - 1 Issue, August 2022

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