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# format auto-updated on access: Mon 27-Nov-2017 11:29:59 +01:00 CREG Journal Contents. (This is a bit-map scan). Update Updates on past articles: Flashgun Slave, Radio Initiation of Detonators. Computers Underground Mike Bedford reviews two new ruggedised, hand held IBM compatibles. Extending Battery Duration by Heating David Gibson investigates. Which is the Best Frequency for Cave Radio? In part 1 of a series, Mike Bedford looks at the various types of interference present and presents circuits to assist in reviewing the LF / VLF bands. Guide-wire Communications Review David Gibson gives a roundup of the various techniques referred to as 'guide-wire' communication. Choosing a Battery Voltage How many NiCd cells should you string together into a battery? David Gibson shows there is a limit to this. Ferrite Rods as Receiving Antennas David Gibson explains the salient points of using ferrite cores and compares them with air-core antennas. How Long Should a Wire Antenna Be? Despite the virtual universality of loop antennas for cave radio, there may be something to be said for using short whips. David Gibson reports. Photography with a Bang Cameras have been known to explode underground. Chris Howes investigates why and what can be done to prevent it. Biasing Op-amps for Single-supply Circuits David Gibson gives circuit suggestions for using op-amps when you don't have a split supply rail. SURVEY V1.2 Cave Surveying Software for PC Compatibles Dave Irwin reviews this latest version of cave surveying software for the IBM.