Radio Science Observing, Vol. 2
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| Rating | : | 4.81 (985 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0790611724 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 418 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-05-20 |
| Language | : | English |
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R. A. Jones said Useful, however. You might want to start with my review of RadioScience Observing, Volume 1 by the same author. This book is better, probably because the author states that he got some feedback from readers and tried to address their wants. Again, in my opinion the editing comes up short.The hardware sections of this book are in general very good, and the sections describing specific circuits tend to be well-written and useful. In a few places, I thought he included information that didn't add much, for example the UHF stripline mixer circuits. Not many hobbyists will . W. Watson said In Agreement with Robert Jones. I do not own either of the two RadioScience (vol 1 and vol "In Agreement with Robert Jones" according to W. Watson. I do not own either of the two RadioScience (vol 1 and vol 2) books by J. Carr, but I had the chance to browse through them at some length at a bookstore. I would pretty much agree with Robert Jones Amazon review remarks. In fact, I'd like to hear from him and have posted my e-mail address with this review.The books contain a wide variety of information meteors, (even) telemetry, solar observations using VLF and other topics. It didn't seem to be terribly deep in the area of radio astronomy. There are plenty of circuit designs, and I may be a bit unfai. ) books by J. Carr, but I had the chance to browse through them at some length at a bookstore. I would pretty much agree with Robert Jones Amazon review remarks. In fact, I'd like to hear from him and have posted my e-mail address with this review.The books contain a wide variety of information meteors, (even) telemetry, solar observations using VLF and other topics. It didn't seem to be terribly deep in the area of radio astronomy. There are plenty of circuit designs, and I may be a bit unfai. Jesse E. Shaw said Don't start with this book. Start with volume 1This is a very old study where very little progress has been made and up until now people only dreamed of becoming involved.As you will see there are methods of investigation but also you will see that even you can become involved and learn. It is possible that any person with time money and an understanding spouse could make a break through needed by the entire propagation world. For years I simply used my observations to influence what I did to achieve success in the radio field. At age 9, living in a small Nebraska town, I heard t
A CD-ROM with all new material is included.. Joe Carr expands on Volume 1, covering techniques and methods, hardware design and construction, more RadioScience theory, and related geoscience and planetary science activities