Technical Compendium - R.S.G.B.

For the first time, a collection of all of the technical material from a whole year's RadCom (magazine of the Radio Society of Great Britain--RSGB) and published it in a single volume. The RSGB Technical Compendium includes:

All of the technical features from the 1999 RadComs
Every page of "Technical Topics"
Every page of "In Practice"
Every "Eurotek"
All the technical information from "Down to Earth"
That’s nearly 300 pages of construction, technical innovation and practical advice. Throw away those old dog-eared RadComs and get your copy of this neat book.

288 pages. © 2000. Published by Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB).

Nostro riferimento numero: E 105

Technical Topics ScrapBook 1985-1989 - R.S.G.B.

by Pat Hawker,
A collection of all of the very popular 'Technical Topics' articles by Pat Hawker, G3VA, published in Radio Communication (RadCom) magazine during the years 1985 to 1989. Pat has produced a wealth of ideas, modifications, and tips for the radio amateur for many years, and this book contains a sample of his contribution to Amateur Radio in the most popular RadCom column of all time. This book could well provide that vital 'spark' for your next project! 346 pages. 1st edition, © 1993, published by Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB).

Nostro riferimento numero: E50 A

Technical Topics ScrapBook 1990-1994 - R.S.G.B.

by Pat Hawker,
This invaluable collection of experimental antennas, circuit ideas and radio lore is a must for anyone keen on radio and electronics. The second compilation covers the five years from 1990 to 1994 of the most popular column Technical Topics from the RSGB’s magazine RadCom. Hawker’s blend of clippings from other publications and contributed material is linked by his own unique commentary, enriched by a lifetime of being interested in the technical aspects of radio, both professionally and as a radio amateur. The pages are presented exactly as they appeared in RadCom, but an overall index has been added.
314 pages. 1st edition, © 1999, published by Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB).

Nostro riferimento numero: E50 B

Technical Topics ScrapBook 1995-1999 - R.S.G.B.

by Pat Hawker,
This is the third compilation of 'Technical Topics' articles, produced by popular demand. 'Technical Topics' is by far the most successful regular column in the RSGB's journal RadCom. 1998 saw the 40th anniversary of the column, written since 1958 by Pat Hawker, G3VA. Pat continues to make 'Technical Topics' a fascinating collection of circuit ideas, antenna lore, component news and scientific discussion, all at the most practical level. A wealth of information for anyone with an interest in radio and electronics.
314 pages. 1st edition, © 2000, published by Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB).

Nostro riferimento numero: E50 C

Technical Topics Scrapbook 2000-2004 - R.S.G.B.

By Pat Hawker, G3VA
The forth compilation of the pages of "Technical Topics" articles by Pat Hawker, G3VA covering the years 2000 to 2004. This book includes all the words, pictures and line drawings from the most popular column in RadCom. Pat Hawkers blend of clippings from other publications and contributed material is linked by his own unique commentary, enriched by a lifetime of fascination for the technical aspects of radio, both professionally and as a radio amateur.

The pages are presented exactly as they appeared in RadCom and an index has been added for your convince. This invaluable collection of experimental ideas, circuit ideas and radio lore is a must for anyone keen on radio and electronics.

Nostro riferimento numero: E50 D

Technical Topics All 50 Years - R.S.G.B.

RF Components and Circuits - R.S.G.B.

RF Components and Circuits covers the practicalities of designing and building circuits, including fault-finding and use of test equipment.

The RF circuits covered in this book are the heart of the electronic design of TV sets, personal mobile radios, remote control systems, mobile phones, and digital TV and radio, making it essential reading for radio and electronics engineers, students and advanced electronics hobbyists.

Joe Carr demystifies the RF design process, presenting real-world design principles, tips and rules-of-thumb with a minimum of mathematics. By explaining how different circuit types work, and how they can be modified, Joe provides a masterclass for electronics experts and newcomers to RF design alike.

Some basic knowledge of electronics is assumed, but the essential features of RF are fully described, including the important topic of receiver dynamics which is often overlooked in basic textbooks. The theory and circuit descriptions are geared toward genuine design applications rather than the oversimplifications and skeleton circuits of many college texts.

During his career, the late Joe Carr was one of the world’s leading writers on electronics and radio, and an authority on the design and use of RF systems. Whether you are looking for a complete self-study course in RF Technology, or a concise reference to dip into, this book has the solution.

416 pages. First edition, © 2002

Nostro riferimento numero: E 131

QRP BASIC - R.S.G.B.

by Rev. George Dobbs,
Do you want a new challenge? Have you ever wanted to try QRP (using 5 watts and less)? Do you want to improve your QRP station? Do you want to build a working transmitter or receiver? This book will help you do all of these things.

"QRP Basics" tells of the fun to be had by operating with low power, both from home and in the great outdoors. Advice is given on how to get the best results from a QRP station, and how to try out QRP if you haven't before. A large range of commercial QRP equipment and kits are described. Much of the book explains how to construct your own station, including complete transmitters and receivers, and accessories. Even the experienced constructor will appreciate the sections on toroidal coils, construction techniques and equipping a workshop. Finally, there are lists of contests, awards, books and organizations of interest to the QRP operator.

"QRP Basics" will enrich your enjoyment of Amateur Radio. It will inspire you to start building. It may even get you out in the open air. Explore the fun!

208 pages. © 2003, by Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB).

Nostro riferimento numero: E 142