Mark Allgar
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Full Licence Manual for Radio Amateurs
2nd Edition by Alan Betts, G0HIQ This book is the third course-book in the RSGB series for those interested in obtaining an amateur radio licence. In line with the progressive three-tier UK licence structure The Full Licence Manual completes the natural progression from Intermediate and Foundation Licence Now! Fully revised to reflect the changes introduced […]
Test Equipment for the Radio Amateur (5th edition)
5th Edition By Philip Lawson, G4FCL This book is aimed at the radio amateur, listener and electronic enthusiast who wants to make a variety of measurements without necessarily spending a fortune on expensive test equipment. It is a very practical book, designed to help you develop care and skill in making the most common and […]
60 Antennas – you will want to build!
Edited by Giles Read, G1MFG Whatever the type of antenna, there is always a genuine sense of achievement when you build one yourself and it provides great results. This book sets out to provide a huge array of designs that the home constructor can attempt and more importantly will want to build. Unlike many other […]
Power Supplies Explained
By Paul Lee, G3ZKO A power supply is something that is often overlooked by radio amateurs, as for many it is simply the box, that at the flick of a switch, provides stable DC voltage. A modern power supply is though much more, combining theory that dates back to the nineteenth century incorporating the latest […]
ARRL Grounding and Bonding for the Radio Amateur
ARRL Grounding and Bonding for the Radio Amateur This book is not intended as a guide to setting up a station in the UK or Europe and some solutions are not compliant with UK/European electrical regulations and thereby may be illegal or deemed dangerous in these areas. To help clarify the differences John Woodhouse, G6GPF […]
