Studier of distant emissions | 28 |
Green Bank Telescope user | 25 |
Nondirectional transmitter of a usually constant signal | 55 |
Ham operator's "Hurrah!"? | 39 |
Announcer's gig | 19 |
Alfa Romeo, e.g. | 16 |
1987 Woody Allen film | 21 |
1987 Woody Allen movie | 22 |
... of 1987 | 11 |
AM/FM programs aired in Brazil's first month? | 49 |
Newspaper for hams? | 19 |
One supplying drive-time music, briefly | 39 |
One might do a countdown | 24 |
Old soap, sometimes | 19 |
Many a 1930s soap opera | 23 |
Welles on Mars, e.g. | 20 |
Old soap, perhaps | 17 |
Wirelessly transmitted | 22 |
Sent a message to shore, say | 28 |
Contacted by shortwave | 22 |
Clean version of a song | 23 |
Version of a song that's shorter or cleaner than the original | 65 |
Broadcast-friendly version of a pop single with profanity | 57 |
Ship-to-shore handler | 21 |
U.S.-funded broadcaster, ___ Europe | 35 |
Classic wagon | 13 |
Classic toy whose ancestor was the Liberty Coaster | 50 |
Classic toy wagon | 17 |
Classic little red wagon | 24 |
Classic kids' wagons | 24 |
Broadcaster behind the Iron Curtain | 35 |
Organization that began broadcasting on July 4, 1950 | 52 |
Eastbound waves? | 16 |
Broadcast organization since 1950 | 33 |
Ship-to-shore message | 21 |
Ship-to-shore communication | 27 |
Message via air waves | 21 |
Medium weight? | 14 |
Alternative rock band with four platinum albums | 47 |
Cab drivers who love their Sirius? | 34 |
Band who was the subject of the documentary "Meeting People Is Easy" | 78 |
2001 Grammy-winning band for the album "Kid A" | 56 |
... On A Friday | 15 |
Sending an S O S, maybe | 23 |
C.B. activity | 13 |
Cord to plug in one's receiver to a home stereo? | 52 |
Station-branding tune | 21 |
One making waves in the news business? | 38 |
Branch of medical science | 25 |
Guy using a CB | 14 |
Wireless operators | 18 |
Headphone wearers | 17 |
It distributes programming to multiple stations simultaneously | 62 |
Emulates a bear | 15 |
Medium for a Churchill message | 30 |
Song played by Elvis Costello on "SNL" that led to his twelve-year ban | 80 |
Football player studying broadcast communications? | 50 |
A.M. or F.M. news dispatch | 26 |
Transmits a message to Pancho and pals? | 39 |
"Stella Dallas" and "The Shadow" | 52 |
Ham's equipment | 19 |
Ham's rig | 13 |
Communications collectible | 26 |
Old-fashioned restraint with a built-in boom box? | 49 |
Drastic means of restraining a shock jock? | 42 |
"Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me!," e.g. | 50 |
Rush jobs? | 10 |
Data device carried by balloon | 30 |
Quasar, for one | 15 |
Pulsar, e.g. | 12 |
PSA, e.g. | 9 |
Source of many waves? | 21 |
They have antennas | 18 |
Theme of this puzzle, in popular parlance | 41 |
Stern's area | 16 |
CB's cousins | 16 |
Dishes fit for astronomers? | 27 |
Contact a provisions room on a shortwave? | 41 |
Place for a vacuum | 18 |
They're at the low end of the electromagnetic spectrum | 58 |
They're affected by the ionosphere | 38 |
Program carriers | 16 |
Broadcast signal carriers | 25 |
Mustard plants | 14 |
They're sliced for salads | 29 |
Salad-bowl brighteners | 22 |
Pungent salad veggies | 21 |
Plants of the mustard family | 28 |
Crunchy root vegetables | 23 |
Minnesota-based hotel chain | 27 |
Curie discovery | 15 |
Northwest Territories Port | 26 |
Element discovered by the Curies | 32 |
Curies' find | 16 |
Curie's discovery | 21 |
Alpha particle emitter | 22 |
Element in uranium series | 25 |
Decaying substances | 19 |
Forearm bone | 12 |
Ulna's neighbor | 19 |