Basic Radio
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.42 (955 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0872599558 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 256 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-12-27 |
| Language | : | English |
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This book includes simple, build-it-yourself projects to turn theory into practice--helping reinforce key subject matter.Basic Radio brings the magic of radio to life!. Understanding the Key Building BlocksFINALLY--an introduction to radio FOR EVERYONE!--what it does and how it does it.Basic Radio reveals the key building blocks of radio: receivers; transmitters; antennas; propagation and their applications to telecommunications; radionavigation; and radiolocation
KSBasic Radio Described Through Ordinary Everyday Examples KS4RT In my opinion this book could be used by anyone interested in learning about basic radio principles with very little (if any) prior knowledge about the subject. I wish I had this book when I was a teenager. The ARRL or American Radio Relay League has always had very good publications by very good authors. One of my first books published by the ARRL was Understanding Amateur Radio, 2nd edition, 1971. Basic Radio is actually easier to understand. If the reader should have additional questions about terms, definitions of words, etc. they can usually be found through web searches. But in most cases the author does so. RT said Basic Radio Described Through Ordinary Everyday Examples. In my opinion this book could be used by anyone interested in learning about basic radio principles with very little (if any) prior knowledge about the subject. I wish I had this book when I was a teenager. The ARRL or American Radio Relay League has always had very good publications by very good authors. One of my first books published by the ARRL was Understanding Amateur Radio, "Basic Radio Described Through Ordinary Everyday Examples" according to KSBasic Radio Described Through Ordinary Everyday Examples KS4RT In my opinion this book could be used by anyone interested in learning about basic radio principles with very little (if any) prior knowledge about the subject. I wish I had this book when I was a teenager. The ARRL or American Radio Relay League has always had very good publications by very good authors. One of my first books published by the ARRL was Understanding Amateur Radio, 2nd edition, 1971. Basic Radio is actually easier to understand. If the reader should have additional questions about terms, definitions of words, etc. they can usually be found through web searches. But in most cases the author does so. RT. In my opinion this book could be used by anyone interested in learning about basic radio principles with very little (if any) prior knowledge about the subject. I wish I had this book when I was a teenager. The ARRL or American Radio Relay League has always had very good publications by very good authors. One of my first books published by the ARRL was Understanding Amateur Radio, 2nd edition, 1971. Basic Radio is actually easier to understand. If the reader should have additional questions about terms, definitions of words, etc. they can usually be found through web searches. But in most cases the author does so. nd edition, 1971. Basic Radio is actually easier to understand. If the reader should have additional questions about terms, definitions of words, etc. they can usually be found through web searches. But in most cases the author does so. Good to have some knowledge of electronics to make this Fred W. Juengst, Jr. Wish I knew about this book earlier. Really brings the new ham up to speed on the basics of radio. Good to have some knowledge of electronics to make this book even more readable. You get to know the history behind radio and its development to the superhet. There is a lot of information in almost every sentence and Hallas keeps up a fast pace. Best to take time to try to understand what is being said and try to answer the questions at the end of every short chapter. I now understand my Kenwood TS-2000 and why I have the controls I have. Wish I had read this book 2 years ago but better late than not at all. I want. Good overview This book is a good introduction to radio from a top down perspective. Alone, it isn't going to make you an RF engineer or teach you everything you need to build a radio from scratch, but it could definitely be the stepping stone that gets you moving in that direction.I found the book too light on math to be of practical use, but it does a good job explaining how radios work if not why. Regardless, I don't regret the purchase and find it a good refresher.