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Old March 24th 05, 07:16 PM
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"Michael Black" wrote in message
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"Joel Kolstad" ) writes:
Does anyone happen to have a copy of William Orr's "Radio Handbook" from
1997 that they'd be willing to part with (i.e., sell)? It's out of
print,
and so far the only book seller I've found that actually has a copy wants
$95, which is a little too rich for my blood.


There was a 1997 one? I thought the last one was Edition 23, which
came out in 1987. Certainly when I saw it advertised after
that, it was still showing the 23rd edition. And it's not as
good as the ones previous to it. I'm not sure if it took a dip,
or if it's just that there was little different that interested me
from the previous few editions.

Lindsay Publications used to have a 1936 edition as a reprint, but
that's out of print. Though of course back then it was under the helm
of Frank Jones.

Michael VE2BVW


I "think" it was Howard W. Sams (can't recall for sure) who was having a
"clearance" sale on those books a few years back. I got one for about $20 or
so. Nice book. I could swear from all I've read, the 23rd was to have been
the last. Maybe they snuck another one in.

Try Amazon.com to see if they have it - if you've not already tried there.
Maybe even the store called "Half Price Books" if there is one in your area.
Barnes and Noble or Waldon's may have it, but they're not that cheap. OR
too, you could go to the Howard W. Sams Web Site to see if perhaps they have
any left.

I just checked, mine is the 22nd edition. Oh well!

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