1. Outer Front Cover
2. Contents
3. Publisher's Letter: Standby power is a large hidden cost
4. Feature: Silencing A Noisy PC by Ross Tester
5. Project: Versatile Micropower Battery Protector by Peter Smith
6. Project: Appliance Energy Meter, Pt.1 by John Clarke
7. Project: A Poor Man’s Q Meter by Maurie Findlay
8. Feature: Restoring Old Dials, Front Panels & Labels by Kevin Poulter
9. Project: Regulated High-Voltage Supply For Valve Amplifiers by Leonid Lerner
10. Project: Remote Control For A Model Train Layout by Greg Hunter
11. Review: The BeeProg Universal Programmer by Peter Smith
12. Vintage Radio: Meet a designer of the legendary WS122 transceiver by Rodney Champness
13. Book Store
14. Back Issues
15. Advertising Index
16. Outer Back Cover

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