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Aviation and Aerospace-Related Publications by H. Paul Shuch

Roughly 20% of Dr. H. Paul Shuch's more than 700 works published over the past half century deal specifically with aviation and aerospace-related topics:

  1. Orbital predictions for AMSAT/OSCAR VII satellite. WorldRadio 4(7): 30+39, January 1975.

  2. OSCAR - a thrill. WorldRadio 4(7): 30, January 1975.

  3. A cost-effective modular downconverter for S-band WEFAX reception. IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques 25(12): 1127-1131, December 1977.

  4. Calculating antenna bearings for geostationary satellites. Ham Radio 11(5): 67-69, May 1978.

  5. Instruction manual, model RX-1691 integral WEFAX downconverter: 50 pp. Microcomm, San Jose CA, January 1979.

  6. Antenna/LNA tradeoff analysis for C-Band video terminals. Microcomm Application Notes (4): 1-6, April 1979.

  7. Vidiot's guide to microwave TV. MicroWaves 18(6): 40-46, June 1979.

  8. RX-4200 user's manual: 89 pp. Microcomm, San Jose CA, September 1979.

  9. A low cost modular receiver for DOMSAT video. Satellite TV and the Private User: 18-25, WESCON Professional Program Session 25, September 1979.

  10. Low-cost receiver for satellite TV. 73 (231): 38-43, December 1979.

  11. Variable tuning for WEFAX receivers. 73 (231): 70-75, December 1979.

  12. Checklist for parabolic antenna design. Proceedings, 19th Conference of the Central States VHF Society: 35, American Radio Relay League, July 1985.

  13. BiDCAS: a binaural Doppler collision alert system for general aviation aircraft: 94 pp. Master's Thesis, San Jose State University, July 1986.

  14. What's an A-24? Western Bonanza Society Newsletter: 12, September/October 1986.

  15. War Stories. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 1, January 29, 1987.

  16. Incident Reporting. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 2, February 17, 1987.

  17. Manned vs. unmanned space flight. Ham Radio 20(3): 4, March 1987.

  18. Recurrency Training. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 2, May 26, 1987.

  19. A new approach to collision avoidance. Sport Aviation 36(6): 26-28, June 1987.

  20. Collision Avoidance. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 2, July 27, 1987.

  21. Violations. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 2, August 25, 1987.

  22. Binaural Doppler collision alert system for general aviation aircraft. U.S. Patent #4713669, December 15, 1987.

  23. Wings. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 2, December 24, 1987.

  24. 1st ham in space (Letter). Western Flyer 29(22): 10, December 25, 1987.

  25. Collision avoidance - engineering considerations for aircraft. Sport Aviation 37(1): 25-28, January 1988.

  26. Radios. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 2, February 22, 1988.

  27. BiDCAS (Response), Letters to the editor. Sport Aviation 37(4): 61, April 1988.

  28. Stepping Up. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 2, May 25, 1988.

  29. A proximity warning system for light aircraft. RF Design 11(5): 43-53, May 1988.

  30. The Drive To The Airport. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 2, June 26, 1988.

  31. Navigation. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 2, July 28, 1988.

  32. Addiction. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 2, August 26, 1988.

  33. A weather facsimile display board for the IBM PC. QEX (79): 3-7+15, September 1988.

  34. Gemini. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 2, October 24, 1988.

  35. Display Board Feedback (correspondence). QEX (81): 14, November 1988.

  36. Audubon Alert. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 2, December 28, 1988.

  37. Soggy Sod. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 2, January 23, 1989.

  38. A low noise preamp for weather satellite VISSR reception. QEX (84): 3-9, February 1989.

  39. Laser Tag. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 1, February 22, 1989.

  40. Jumpseat. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 2, May 25, 1989.

  41. Touch-And-Go. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 2, July 1, 1989.

  42. Taxi Clearance. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 2, August 27, 1989.

  43. General aviation collision avoidance alternatives. Journal of Transportation Engineering 115(5): 474-492, September 1989.

  44. Oshkosh Bound. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 2, September 19, 1989.

  45. Klingons. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 2, November 27, 1989.

  46. Near midair collisions as an indicator of general aviation collision risk: 214 pp. Institute of Transportation Studies, Dissertation Series UCB-ITS-DS-90-2, University of California, Berkeley CA, March 1990.

  47. Measuring the mass of the earth: the ultimate moonbounce experiment. QEX (115): 8-10, September 1991.

  48. Winging it with Dr. Paul: forty tales your flight instructor never told you. 55 pp., Paradox Press, Williamsport PA, 1991.

  49. Demonstrating celestial mechanics through measured Doppler shift. QEX (122): 3-7, April 1992.

  50. Correlating sun noise measurements to solar activity data. Proceedings, 26th Conference of the Central States VHF Society: 1-10, American Radio Relay League, July 1992.

  51. The flight instructor's role in midair collision avoidance. AOPA Air Safety Foundation Flight Instructor's Safety Report 18(3): 5-7+16, July 1992.

  52. Hitting the road (Action and Reaction). Discover 13(8): 6+8, August 1992.

  53. The influence of flight experience on midair collision risk perception. Accident Analysis and Prevention 24(6): 655-660, October 1992.

  54. SAREX goes to college (abstract). Proceedings of the AMSAT-NA Tenth Space Symposium: 292, American Radio Relay League, October 1992.

  55. Calibrating the signal generator in the sky. QST 76(11): 42-44, November 1992.

  56. TCA incursion trends: a statistical analysis. AOPA Air Safety Foundation Flight Instructor's Safety Report 19(2): 7 - 11, April 1993.

  57. Driving subsidy as social overhead (Letter). Science News 143(23): 355, June 5, 1993.

  58. Combless generator tests radar warning receiver. RF Design 16(8): 89-93, October 1993.

  59. Orbital analysis by sleight of hand. Communications Quarterly, 5(3): 35-42, Summer 1995.

  60. Sierra sports three bladed prop. Sierra Newsletter 605: 2, August 1996.

  61. Tips for the Sierra owner. Sierra Newsletter 607: 2, December 1996.

  62. Conquering communications, ISBN 0-8273-7507-7. Delmar Publishers, Albany NY, 1997.

  63. First Flight at Frazier Lake. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 2-3, October 1998.

  64. The GA fleet. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 5-6, December 1999.

  65. Fantasy flight. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 5, January 2000.

  66. Fling wing. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 6, March 2000.

  67. Deep pockets and probable cause. Frazier Lake Airpark Newsletter: 6, January 2001.

  68. The Carnahan tragedy (Letter). AOPA Pilot: 32+35, February 2001.

  69. 2001: a moonbounce odyssey. QST, 85(11): 38-43, November 2001.

  70. Tune In The Universe! (ISBN 0-87259-854-3) American Radio Relay League, Newington CT, December 2001.

  71. Fly Again. Xenofilkia (87):1740, February 2003.

  72. Fly again II. Xenofilkia (89):1788, June 2003.

  73. Adaptive microwave antenna array. U. S. Patent #6593876, July 15, 2003.

  74. The Satellite Rebellion. Xenofilkia (93):1858, February 2004.

  75. Multiband reconfigurable synthetic aperture radar antenna. Proceedings of the 2004 Earth Science Technology Conference: B1P1, NASA, June 2004.

  76. Burning rubber to the edge of space. Xenofilkia (99):1976-7, February 2005.

  77. The Martian rovers. Xenofilkia (101):2021, June 2005.

  78. Updating the multiband reconfigurable synthetic aperture radar antenna. Proceedings of the 2005 Earth-Sun System Technology Conference: B5P1, NASA, June 2005.

  79. AMSAT in education. AMSAT Journal 29(2):12, March/April 2006.

  80. The Orbital Classroom: "Coordinating The Effort." CQ VHF 9(1):31+36, Spring 2006.

  81. Hams in Space! AMSAT Journal 29(3):23-24, May/June 2006.

  82. W2ETI moonbounce beacon update. Proceedings, 25th Anniversary Conference of the Society of Amateur Radio Astronomers, 109-114, ARRL, June 2006.

  83. Built from unobtainium: an ATDM multiband reconfigurable synthetic aperture radar antenna. Proceedings of the 2006 Earth-Sun System Technology Conference: B6P1, NASA, June 2006.

  84. W2ETI moonbounce beacon update. Proceedings of the 40th Central States VHF Conference: 31-35, ARRL, July 2006.

  85. The Orbital Classroom: "1000-cc science." CQ VHF 9(2):42-43, Summer 2006.

  86. 1000cc science. AMSAT Journal 29(4):20-21, July/August 2006.

  87. Reinventing the cube. AMSAT Journal 29(5):12+15, September/October 2006.

  88. The Orbital Classroom: "Hams in space." CQ VHF 9(3):44-45, Fall 2006.

  89. Education vs. training. AMSAT Journal 29(6):12, November/December 2006.

  90. The Orbital Classroom: "Reinventing the cube." CQ VHF 9(4):62-63, Winter 2007.

  91. Following suit. AMSAT Journal 30(1):16-17, January/February 2007.

  92. New AMSAT lab completes first satellite. AMSAT Journal 30(2):16, March/April 2007.

  93. The Orbital Classroom: "Education vs. training." CQ VHF 10(1):40-41, Spring 2007.

  94. What hath God wrought? AMSAT Journal 30(3):14, May/June 2007.

  95. Archimedes' lever: how long is 'long enough'? Proceedings of the 2007 SARA Conference, 67-72, ARRL, July 2007.

  96. The Orbital Classroom: "Following Suit." CQ VHF 10(2):72-73, Summer 2007.

  97. Morse Code redux. AMSAT Journal 30(4):13, July/August 2007.

  98. The Orbital Classroom: "New AMSAT Lab Completes First 'Satellite'." CQ VHF 10(3):79, Fall 2007.

  99. ITAR Attacks! AMSAT Journal 30(5):16-17, September/October 2007.

  100. To the Moon, Alice! AMSAT Journal 30(6):16-17, November/December 2007.

  101. Lunar link analysis. AMSAT Journal 31(1):16-17, January/February 2008.

  102. The Orbital Classroom: "To the Moon, Alice!" CQ VHF 10(4):56-57, Winter 2008.

  103. National science education standards. AMSAT Journal 31(2):16-17, March/April 2008.

  104. The Orbital Classroom: "Lunar Link Analysis." CQ VHF 11(1):74-75, Spring 2008.

  105. AMSAT and Teacher Professional Development. AMSAT Journal 31(3):16-17, May/June 2008.

  106. Waxing lyrical. Spaceflight 50:234, June 2008.

  107. The Orbital Classroom: "National science education standards." CQ VHF 11(2):76-77, Summer 2008.

  108. How I met Son-of-a-Beech. BACTalk 4(2): Cover + 20-22, Winter 2008.

  109. Sputnik and SETI: uniting East and West. Space Chronicle, Journal of the British Interplanetary Society 61(Suppl 2):89-92, 2008.

  110. BAC northeast regional report. BACTalk 5(1):24, Spring 2009.

  111. Electronic flight phone. BACTalk 5(2):9, Summer 2009.

  112. BAC northeast regional report. BACTalk 5(2):35, Summer 2009.

  113. Beech annual inspection haiku. BACTalk 5(2):38-39, Summer 2009.

  114. A-24/R relocation of rear-seat vents. BACTalk 5(2):50-51 + 54-55, Summer 2009.

  115. BAC northeast regional report. BACTalk 5(3):25-26, Fall 2009.

  116. Powder blue Champ. BACTalk 5(3):12, Fall 2009.

  117. Dwight in the afternoon. BACTalk 5(3):12-14 + 21, Fall 2009.

  118. BAC northeast regional report. BACTalk 5(4):23, Winter 2009-2010.

  119. Happy tails. BACTalk 5(4):rear cover, Winter 2009-2010.

  120. BAC northeast regional report. BACTalk 6(1):19, Summer 2010.

  121. Downsizing to an LSA. Mentor 12(7):16, July 2010.

  122. BAC northeast regional report. BACTalk 6(2):19, Fall 2010.

  123. AvSport 2010 Annual Report (13 pp). AvSport of Lock Haven, Piper Memorial Airport, Lock Haven PA, 1 January 2011.

  124. It's flying that I love. Xenofilkia (135):2699, February 2011.

  125. Sport pilots in the sky. Xenofilkia (136):2724, April 2011.

  126. The one that I fly. Xenofilkia (137):2740 - 41, June 2011.

  127. Burning rubber farther into space. Xenofilkia (139):2784-5, October 2011.

  128. AvSport 2011 Annual Report (16 pp). AvSport of Lock Haven, Piper Memorial Airport, Lock Haven PA, 1 January 2012.

  129. Wichita spam can. Xenofilkia (142):2837, April 2012.

  130. AvSport 2012 Annual Report (16 pp). AvSport of Lock Haven, Piper Memorial Airport, Lock Haven PA, 1 January 2013.

  131. AvSport 2013 Annual Report (19 pp). AvSport of Lock Haven, Piper Memorial Airport, Lock Haven PA, 1 January 2014.

  132. AvSport 2014 Annual Report (18 pp). AvSport of Lock Haven, Piper Memorial Airport, Lock Haven PA, 1 January 2015.

  133. Yellow Piper Cub. Xenofilkia (159):3180, February 2015.

  134. AvSport 2015 Annual Report (18 pp). AvSport of Lock Haven, Piper Memorial Airport, Lock Haven PA, 1 January 2016.

  135. Economic Impact of Piper Memorial Airport. The Express, Lock Haven PA, 11 March, 2016.

  136. The Great SETI Cover-Up of 1947, in Conspiracy! (NESFA Press) 123-128, 2016.

  137. AvSport 2016 Annual Report (20 pp). AvSport of Lock Haven, Piper Memorial Airport, Lock Haven PA, 1 January 2017.

  138. AvSport 2017 Annual Report (22 pp). AvSport of Lock Haven, Piper Memorial Airport, Lock Haven PA, 1 January 2018.

  139. Flying Raccoon. Xenofilkia (182):3648, December 2018

  140. AvSport 2018 Annual Report (21 pp). AvSport of Lock Haven, Piper Memorial Airport, Lock Haven PA, 1 January 2019.

  141. Early Morning Flight. Xenofilkia (184):3694, April 2019

  142. AvSport 2019 Annual Report (22 pp). AvSport of Lock Haven, Piper Memorial Airport, Lock Haven PA, 1 January 2020.

  143. AvSport 2020 Annual Report (21 pp). AvSport of Lock Haven, Piper Memorial Airport, Lock Haven PA, 1 January 2021.

  144. AvSport 2021 Annual Report (20 pp). AvSport of Lock Haven, Piper Memorial Airport, Lock Haven PA, 1 January 2022.

  145. AvSport 2022 Annual Report (20 pp). AvSport of Lock Haven, Piper Memorial Airport, Lock Haven PA, 1 January 2023.

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