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Power Supply Handbook
Have you ever wondered how your power supplies work? Have you ever wanted to build or modify a power supply but haven’t had the confidence? Do you need a supply that is difficult to find or expensive to buy? The Power Supply Handbook answers all of these questions, and much more. Click cover picture to […]
Morse Code for Radio Amateurs
Morse Code for Radio Amateurs is the latest 10th edition of the Radio Society of Great Britain’s (RSGB) book designed to show how to learn Morse code and get the maximum enjoyment from using it. This hugely popular title has been updated and revised from the 9th edition by Morse enthusiast Roger Cooke, G3LDI. Click […]
PIC Basics
The PIC series of microcomputer chips are one of the most useful innovations for anyone interested in home construction of electronic devices. PIC Basics is a straightforward guide to the use and programming of the PIC and is aimed at those with little or no experience in programming computers. Click cover picture to buy this […]
Amateur Radio Astronomy
For everyone interested in radio astronomy Amateur Radio Astronomy is a great source of material to expand your knowledge and also provides a practical guide to making and setting up your own equipment, through to the study signals coming from space. Click cover picture to buy this online. Corrections, updates and additional information Corrections […]
Backyard Antennas
Antenna guru Peter Dodd explains how, by using a variety of simple techniques, it is possible to achieve very high performance from a compact antenna. Click cover picture to buy this online. Corrections, updates and additional information Backyard Antennas. Addendum and Errata to the Second Reprint (8 November 2004). THE COMUDIPOLE (coaxial cable fed […]
CoMmanD – Computers, Microcontrollers and DSP for the Radio Amateur
This book is for the radio amateur and home experimenter who wants to use modern digital and computer technology to make more use of his/her radio equipment. It is aimed at those who want to add additional hardware and try new signalling and communications methods, and to build hardware and systems for controlling existing equipment. […]
