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Antennas for VHF and Above
By Ian Poole, G3YWX
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The VHF, UHF and microwave bands provide an exciting opportunity for experimentation with antennas. This book from well known author Ian Poole is a fascinating guide to what can be achieved in these bands.
Antenna sizes at these frequencies mean that they do not occupy great amounts of space and most people can experiment with constructing their own antennas. Antennas for VHF and above, provides both the basic theory and constructional details for many antenna designs. Included there are different types of antenna from dipoles to Yagis, and verticals to log-periodic antennas and parabolic reflectors. The reader is taken through the essentials in Ian's easy-to-understand fashion with details of the way the antenna works and the constructional information needed. The reader will also find helpful chapters covering measurements and installation techniques.
Antennas for VHF and above, is a mine of information for anyone wishing to understand or construct antennas for the VHF, UHF and microwave bands. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in antennas, whether a newcomer or experienced hand.
Size 240x174mm, 144 pages ISBN: 9781 9050 8645 0
Price: £7.99
6 Metre Handbook
Not for nothing is 6 metres (50MHz) known to radio amateurs as the 'Magic Band'. One minute there may be no propagation at all, the next moment the band is full of big signals via Sporadic E. This book, written by well known DXer and 6m enthusiast Don Field, G3XTT, provides an ideal guide to this unique band.
The 6 Metre Handbook is full details of the equipment and antennas used. There is coverage of the basic operating on 'Six'. The practical guide to 6m propagation provides details of long-distance openings that just do not occur on any other frequency band even at the sunspot minimum. Even today these modes of propagation involved are not fully understood. There is information that covers the history of the band and provides a perspective of 6m from around the world. There is even a chapter on the 4m (70MHz) band, which has some similarities with 'Six' but has its own unique characteristics.
There is increasing interest in this band as it is being allocated to the Amateur Service in more countries. The 6 Metre Handbook provides the ideal introduction for those who have yet to experience the fascination of 'Six', while also being the perfect reference book for regulars on the band who are eagerly awaiting the return of the sunspots and the MUF rising high enough to bring back those heady days of F2 propagation.
It is clear that the Magic Band can be both frustrating and highly rewarding and, more than on any other band, you need a good guide book to get the best out of 6m - the 6 Metre Handbook is that book!
ISBN: 9781-9050-8647-4, Size 240x174mm 176pages
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ARRL VHF Digital Handbook
by Steve Ford, WB8IMY
Following on from the popular ARRL HF Digital Handbook Steve Ford WB8IMY has produced ARRL VHF Digital Handbook. This isn't complicated "owners manual" full of jargon but a unique how-to approach in friendly, conversational style.
Getting started often requires little more than a VHF radio and a computer to start using digital radio applications for fun, technical achievement, and public service. Readers will soon understand how to setup and operate their equipment and software, and make the best use of their VHF digital station. The book covers in detail packet radio fundamentals, APRS, Winlink 2000 and more. There is a section covering D-STAR and one on high speed multimedia - using amateur radio data network by modifying routers and access points. Readers are also treated to sections on "digital meteor scatter", "Moonbounce" and weak signal operating using "WSJT".
This book is a great read and the ideal introduction to VHF digital operation
ISBN: 9780-8725-9122-6
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VHF/UHF Handbook
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Edited by: Andy Barter, G8ATD
The VHF/UHF Handbook is
THE
guide to theory and practice in the VHF and UHF bands
The VHF/UHF Handbook is packed with content from around the world. This book provides the reader with a wide range of interesting operating modes and techniques alongside the VHF/UHF basics. There are many topics covered including getting started, antennas and constructing your own equipment. There is truly something for everyone, from rag chews on local nets or repeaters to specialist modes such as Amateur television (ATV). Satellite operation is covered, as is the thrill of DX via one of the rare propagation modes or EME. There is much more in this great book, with its contents offering the best practice in every field.
Substantially updated from the previous edition the VHF/UHF Handbook is an invaluable source of information for the seasoned operator and the best introduction for newcomers to the bands. The VHF/UHF Handbook is the true 21st century reference book for this fascinating area of amateur radio.
Size 174x240mm, 320 pages, ISBN: 9781-9050-8631-3
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Guide to VHF/UHF Amateur Radio
by Ian Poole, G3YWX
The VHF and UHF band are some of the most interesting, useful and challenging of those available.
Ian Poole explains just how to get the most from your VHF/UHF station: by studying the weather to predict greatly enhanced propagation; by using the correct part of each band; by choosing the right transmitter, receiver and antenna, and by using the correct procedure. A chapter explains how to transmit and receive computer data on these bands.
This hand-sized book contains everything you will need to help you enjoy VHF/UHF amateur radio to the full.
1st Edn, 2000, RSGB, paperback, A5, 112 pages, ISBN: 1-872309-58-5.
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