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The ARRL Handbook for Radio Amateurs (ARRL Handbook for Radio Communications)

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It takes almost 1,200 pages to cover thirty (30) chapters of diverse information. These chapters are logically grouped as Fundamental Theory, Construction Techniques, Practical Design and Projects, and Operating Practices. I previously used a hardback copy of the 1988 printing of this text, and the 2000 edition is properly updated to make it an outstanding replacement. If you are interested in radio wave propagation, antennas, building electronic equipment or the amateur radio hobby itself, this is one reference you shouldn't be without. Compares favorably with professional publications at several times the cost.

This book is a fantastic look into the world of amateur radio, with a well rounded review of the theory and aplicability behind this technology.

The book is a must for everyone who is interested in radio circuits and more. The first time I heard of it was many years ago when I was approaching the world of radiohams; since then it's been my reference many times and I often found it sitting on other people's desk at work as a quick and reliable reference.

The book came on time. A couple of corners were slightly bent. Overall, I am happy with the service and product.

This publications is really the best in the ham radio`s world