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QSA
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QSAQueensland Studies Authority (Australia)
QSAQuality System Assessment
QSASignal Strength (S1 to S9)
QSAQueens of the Stone Age (rock band)
QSAQuality Safety Audit (United Kingdom)
QSAQuality Society of Australasia
QSAQuaker Social Action (London charity)
QSAQueen Scout Award (UK)
QSAQualification Site Approval
QSAQuality Self Assessment
QSAQuadripartite Standardization Agreement
QSAQuality System Associates
QSAQueensland Shopkeepers Association
QSAQuasi-Static Analysis
QSAQualified Security Assesor (payment card industry)
QSAQuadrifilar Spiral Antenna
QSAQuasi-Stationary Algorithm


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They also have signal strength meters, external speaker jacks, and meet JIS7 waterproofing standards (submersible for 30 minutes).
Cobra goes VHF by Croft, Scott / BOAT/U.S. Magazine
11um technology results in a peak baseband power dissipation of only 67mW during low signal strength acquisition, while power dissipation is less than 40mW while continuous tracking is at a 1Hz update rate.
Fujitsu introduces new high-sensitivity GPS/AGPS chipset for ... by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
In addition the receiver shows the other two critical system parameters, solar battery voltage and radio signal strength.
Kiwis present special irrigation problems to be solved by Implement & Tractor
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