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The ARRL Antenna Book [With CDROM]
 
 

The ARRL Antenna Book [With CDROM] [Paperback]

R. Dean Straw , L. B. Cebik , Dave Hallidy
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5.0 out of 5 stars WOW, May 16 2004
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THIS BOOK WILL ANSWER ALL OF YOUR Q'S!!! WITH ALL THE REF MAT IN THIS BOOK I WOULD HAVE THOUGHT THE PRICE WOULD BE ALOT MORE!!!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Must-have book!, April 2 2004
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This is actually a review of the 20th edition -- Amazon is still selling the 19th edition as of this writing.

The book is essential for anyone wanting to understand and construct antennas, without a lot of math. It covers HF, VHF, and UHF antennas, along with sections on special-purpose antennas.

The only real complaint I have is that the material is not organized in textbook fashion, which often makes information hard to find. For example, information about vertical antenna theory is scattered among three or four chapters. And the book's index is not terribly helpful.

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5.0 out of 5 stars HAM's to Engineers Antenna Reference: Highly Recommended!, Mar 22 2003
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Adam Ebel (Virginia Beach VA) - See all my reviews
This is a great ham reference, for anybody who builds, designs
and puts up antennas. Its not just for the HAM , it also can be for the shortwave listener that has a pricey receiver,and needs a serious antenna. Attn: serious FM DXers:(Sporadic E theory in here!), and also for the AM listener for loop antennas. LOWFERS!: There is a special section for
you also in this book, in page 6-35 to 6-39. There is also some great stuff for the student that needs some extra information on the how radio waves travel. Also there is a EME section in here also for space hams, that use our moon as a reflector to
get somewhere else in the world.
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