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@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ Rob Bowers and Frank Gentges have built a Live-DVD that allows a computer to boo
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 ##CHARLESTON SDR RECEIVER (UPDATED July 2010):
-<a href=chas_quisk2_600.jpg><img src=chas_quisk2_600.jpg alt="Quisk running on Charleston Receiver"></a>
+<a href=chas_quisk2_600.jpg><img src=chas_quisk2_600.jpg alt="Quisk running on Charleston Receiver" /></a>
 
 * AMRAD is working with the Charleston SDR board, developed by Dr. John Schwacke.  An article describing this board was in the Jul-Aug 2009 AMRAD Newsletter.  Also, see the [[Charleston_SDR]] page for more information, including the newly-added Quisk for Linux as modified for the Charleston Receiver.  This info is in the MIDDLE of the page.
 
@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ Miscellaneous SDR links: [[sdrlinks]]
 
 Terry Fox, WB4JFI, is quite active in SDR experimentation, as described here: [[sdrwb4jfiovw]]
 
-Frank Gentges, K0BRA, has constructed an SDR demonstration display, to use as a demo and recruiting tool at hamfests.  A picture of a recent demo(SDR-IQ & Mini-VNA): <a href=sdriqdemo.JPG><img src=sdriqdemo.JPG alt="SDR-IQ & MiniVNA demo"></a>
+Frank Gentges, K0BRA, has constructed an SDR demonstration display, to use as a demo and recruiting tool at hamfests.  A picture of a recent demo(SDR-IQ & Mini-VNA): <a href=sdriqdemo.JPG><img src=sdriqdemo.JPG alt="SDR-IQ & MiniVNA demo" /></a>
 
 Some SDR background information can be found here: [[sdrbackground]]
 
@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ A simple example of a Software Defined Radio (SDR) using only normal computer ha
 
 Here are some David Brainerd (WB6DHW) DDS/PIC/QSD boards:
 
-<a href=wb6dhwqsd.gif><img src=wb6dhwqsd.gif alt="Brainerd QSD"></a>
+<a href=wb6dhwqsd.gif><img src=wb6dhwqsd.gif alt="Brainerd QSD" /></a>