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-The
ARRL Handbook for Radio Communications -2010
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EURO 42,00
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Hardcover
Edition
Since it was
first published in 1926, The ARRL Handbook
has been a mainstay for the radio electronic
experimenter. A core resource for radio amateurs,
hobbyists, engineers, and scientists, The
Handbook is the single most authoritative
reference on practical communications topics.
It is both reference book and tutorial—woven
together with practical applications and solutions.
The “WOW” Factor!
More than 60 authors and reviewers
contributed over 70% NEW or completely revised
content, making this the biggest Handbook…ever
(over 1,250 pages). Including all new treatments
of digital communications technology, solid-state
RF power amplifiers and switch-mode power
supplies. Plus, even MORE NEW PROJECTS:
-250-W
solid-state amplifier for 160-6 meters.
-Variable-voltage bench supply using switch-mode
modules.
-Antennas! Extended double-Zepp, multi-band
horizontal loop and inexpensive Yagis for
VHF/UHF.
-Station accessories, including a high-power
160/80 meter matching network for 43 foot
verticals, a 100 W Z-match antenna tuner and
transmitting chokes.
...and MORE!
CD-ROM Included! Includes the fully-searchable
book and new design software on CD-ROM.
System Requirements: Windows®
XP, Windows Vista® or Windows® 7,
as well as Macintosh® systems, using Adobe®
Acrobat® Reader® software. The Acrobat
Reader is a free download at www.adobe.com.
PDF files are Linux readable.
NEW Table of Contents: Electrical
Fundamentals, Analog Basics, Digital Basics,
RF Design Techniques, Computer-Aided Circuit
Design, Power Supplies, Modulation, Oscillators
and Synthesizers, Mixers, Modulators and Demodulators,
RF and AF Filters, Receivers, Transmitters,
Transceivers, DSP and Software Radio Design,
Digital Modes, RF Power Amplifiers, Repeaters,
Propagation of Radio Signals, Transmission
Lines, Antennas, Component Data and References,
Circuit Construction, Station Accessories,
Test Equipment and Measurements, Troubleshooting
and Repair, Electromagnetic Compatibility
and Direction-Finding, Safety, Assembling
a Station, Space Communications, Digital Communications,
Image Communications
© 2009. The American
Radio Relay League, Inc.
Nostro
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Hints
& Kinks for the Radio Amateur-17th edition
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QST‘s popular column, Hints & Kinks,
brings together the best of Amateur Radio
tips and techniques--antennas, weekend projects,
shack accessories and operating. This 17th
edition of Hints and Kinks for the Radio Amateur
includes all of those contributions published
from 2003 and 2004 QSTs. In addition, you’ll
find articles included from the columns The
Doctor is IN and Hands-On Radio. Use these
items to learn more about a new mode, or to
find your next construction project! 17th
Edition. 160 pages ©2004 A.R.R.L.
Nostro
riferimento numero: A 06
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RADIO
COMMUNICATION HANDBOOK - RSGB
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NEW
- 10th edition
Edited by Mike Dennison, G3XDV
and John Fielding, ZS5JF
Following a major revision
the RSGB Radio Communication Handbook is now
the biggest edition ever and even better than
before!
64 pages bigger than the previous
edition, the 10th edition of the RSGB Radio
Communication Handbook is now packed with
even more material than ever before. The contents
have also had the biggest revision ever and
to make way for all the new material some
chapters have even been moved onto the accompanying
CD.
Just about everyone will find
items of value in this great book. Chapters
vary from the essentials right through to
detailed ones on specialist topics. New material
includes for the first time the an extensive
chapter dedicated to the practicalities of
taking your radio station into The Great Outdoors,
written by backpacking expert Richard Marshall,
G4ERP. The Low Frequencies chapter now includes
transmitters to take advantage of the new
higher power level permitted to 500kHz permit
holders. RadCom columnist Andy Talbot, G4JNT,
has completely re-written the Digital Communications
chapter to bring it bang up to date and the
Satellites and Space chapter now includes
radio astronomy. Included in Construction
and Workshop Practice is much more on soldering
SMT components. Much has been expanded including
the section on Software Defined Radio, which
represents the most comprehensive work available
on SDRs for amateur radio. Appendices contain
all the useful reference data and artwork
for printed circuit boards.
Free Bonus CD
As an extra a free CD is included packed with
bonus material. There is a full PDF version
of the RSGB Radio Communication Handbook allowing
detailed searching and printing at the touch
of a button. However there is even more with
bonus chapters that not in the book, an SDR
video and audio files and other bonus material.
There is even a huge selection of the latest
amateur radio software .
* Biggest Handbook ever -
864 A4 pages
* 26 chapters and two appendices
* 600,000 words!
* Over 1700 illustrations
* Bonus CD
* New "Great Outdoors" Chapter
* LF including the use of higher power limit
on 500kHz
* Rewritten "Digital Communications"
Chapter
* Surface Mount Technology
* Software Defined Radio
* Projects for 136kHz to 76GHz
If you only ever buy one book
on amateur radio, this should be the one!
Size 297x210mm, 864 pages,
ISBN: 9781-9050-8633-7
Nostro riferimento
numero: E24
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W1FB's
QRP Notebook - ARRL EDITION
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by Doug DeMaw, W1FB.
Packed with construction projects for QRP
transmitters, receivers and accessories. This
second edition is the completely rewritten
successor to Doug's popular QRP Notebook,
and features totally new circuits. Learn the
inside secrets from this veteran builder,
writer and former QST Technical Editor. Most
of the projects feature printed circuit boards
that are available from a commercial source.
Gain understanding of circuits. Experience
firsthand the thrill of making contacts using
equipment that you built.
184 pages. Second edition, third printing
1999, © 1991-1999, The American Radio
Relay League, Inc
Nostro
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G-QRP
CLUB ANTENNA HANDBOOK - R.S.G.B. EDITION -
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NEW EDITION
If you are interested in QRP
you will already know that an efficient antenna
system is vital to getting the most out of
5W radio. Simply put this book provides a
wealth of hints, tips and designs to help
you get the most out of limited power operation.
Culled from the pages of SPRAT the newsletter
of the famous G-QRP club and other sources,
the answer too many an antenna problem can
be found here.
There are over a 100 articles
included covering the ATUs, wave meters, SWR
Meters as well as a wide variety of antennas.
Well illustrated with helpful pictures and
layouts the articles also provide the reader
with many practical diagrams and circuits.
The book is presented as annotated scans of
the original SPRAT pages and although the
quality of these is a little lacking this
is more than made up for by the quality of
the material itself. This book is a book a
treasure-trove of information and if you are
interested in getting the most out of 5W an
absolute must have book.
Size: 210x210mm, 156pages
Nostro
riferimento numero: E169
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MORE
QRP POWER - ARRL
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By
ARRL
In the spirit of the popular QRP Classics
and QRP Power books published in the 1990s,
More QRP Power is an anthology of articles
from recent issues of QST and QEX magazines
covering construction practices, transceivers,
transmitters, receivers, accessories and antennas.
Includes dozens of projects for your mobile
or home QRP station. ©2006 A.R.R.L.
EURO
15,00 + S.P.
Nostro riferimento
numero: A164
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Power Communication - ARRL EDITION -
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by
Richard Arland, W3OSS.
Welcome to the world of QRP!
Now you can explore the excitement of low-power
radio operating with this third edition of
ARRL’s Low Power Communication:
Equipment and Station
Accessories - commercial gear, kit-building
and home-brew
Antennas – wire
beams, loops, dipoles, portable antennas and
more
Operating Strategies
– operating techniques, awards, and
contesting
NEW! Emergency Communication
– training, planning and other factors
NEW! Surplus Military
Equipment - restoring and using this classic
radio hardware.
Plus QRP calling frequencies, manufacturers…and
much more!
3rd Edition, © 2007, The American Radio
Relay League.
Nostro
riferimento numero: A49
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