To order a copy of the 3rd edition of Reflections, authored by Walter
Maxwell, W2DU, go to the W2DU website at www.w2du.com, then go to page
2 and click on the following:

Order Reflections III from CQ Online BookStore

Walt, W2DU

walt wrote:
To order a copy of the 3rd edition of Reflections, authored by Walter
Maxwell, W2DU, go to the W2DU website at www.w2du.com, then go to page
2 and click on the following:

Order Reflections III from CQ Online BookStore

Excellent! Congratulations and thank you, Walt!

73,

Tad Danley, K3TD
EM10dq

Order Reflections III from CQ Online BookStore

Excellent! Congratulations and thank you, Walt!

Good deal, Walt, thanks for the notice.... and, yeah, congrats on
the publication

Jim, K7JEB

On 4/16/2010 8:10 PM, walt wrote:
To order a copy of the 3rd edition of Reflections, authored by Walter
Maxwell, W2DU, go to the W2DU website at www.w2du.com, then go to page
2 and click on the following:

Order Reflections III from CQ Online BookStore

Walt, W2DU


Ordered mine.

Didn't see any discounts, unless the discount was just included
transparently.

tom
K0TAR

"walt" wrote in message
...
To order a copy of the 3rd edition of Reflections, authored by Walter
Maxwell, W2DU, go to the W2DU website at www.w2du.com, then go to page
2 and click on the following:

Order Reflections III from CQ Online BookStore

Walt, W2DU

Done. Thanks for the heads up, and congrats to you Walt.
--Wayne
W5GIE

"walt" skrev i en meddelelse
...
To order a copy of the 3rd edition of Reflections, authored by Walter
Maxwell, W2DU, go to the W2DU website at www.w2du.com, then go to page
2 and click on the following:

Order Reflections III from CQ Online BookStore

Walt, W2DU

Dear Walt,

Ever since reading your 1973 QST articles, being a second-year student at
the Polytechnics/Technical University of Copenhagen, I have referred to your
ground-breaking work for removing the myths and misunderstandings of the
(un)importance of the swr over and over again. Somewhere I still have the
ageing photocopies of all the articles. But having the opportunity to get it
all and more in one piece in Reflections III is really greast. I have
ordered my copy right away.

Later on, both in my professional life after receiving my MSc(EE) as a radio
engineer and during my 19 years as Technical Editor of 'OZ' (the Danisk QST)
I have had to weed out misconceptions about swr and transmission lines. My
early understanding from your work was a great help. Thanks!

All the best,

vy 73
OZ7S Sven

Walt: For somebody who missed out on Reflections II, it looks like a lot of
fine reading - many thanks!

Sven: Got delivery here in Holland today.

73,
Kjell PB3SM - SM6CPI


"Sven Lundbech" wrote in message
k...
"walt" skrev i en meddelelse
...
To order a copy of the 3rd edition of Reflections, authored by Walter
Maxwell, W2DU, go to the W2DU website at www.w2du.com, then go to page
2 and click on the following:

Order Reflections III from CQ Online BookStore

Walt, W2DU

Dear Walt,

Ever since reading your 1973 QST articles, being a second-year student at
the Polytechnics/Technical University of Copenhagen, I have referred to
your ground-breaking work for removing the myths and misunderstandings of
the (un)importance of the swr over and over again. Somewhere I still have
the ageing photocopies of all the articles. But having the opportunity to
get it all and more in one piece in Reflections III is really greast. I
have ordered my copy right away.

Later on, both in my professional life after receiving my MSc(EE) as a
radio engineer and during my 19 years as Technical Editor of 'OZ' (the
Danisk QST) I have had to weed out misconceptions about swr and
transmission lines. My early understanding from your work was a great
help. Thanks!

All the best,

vy 73
OZ7S Sven

"Kjell W. Strom" skrev i en meddelelse
...
Walt: For somebody who missed out on Reflections II, it looks like a lot
of fine reading - many thanks!

Sven: Got delivery here in Holland today.

73,
Kjell PB3SM - SM6CPI


"Sven Lundbech" wrote in message
k...
"walt" skrev i en meddelelse
...
To order a copy of the 3rd edition of Reflections, authored by Walter
Maxwell, W2DU, go to the W2DU website at www.w2du.com, then go to page
2 and click on the following:

Order Reflections III from CQ Online BookStore

Walt, W2DU

Dear Walt,

Ever since reading your 1973 QST articles, being a second-year student at
the Polytechnics/Technical University of Copenhagen, I have referred to
your ground-breaking work for removing the myths and misunderstandings of
the (un)importance of the swr over and over again. Somewhere I still have
the ageing photocopies of all the articles. But having the opportunity to
get it all and more in one piece in Reflections III is really greast. I
have ordered my copy right away.

Later on, both in my professional life after receiving my MSc(EE) as a
radio engineer and during my 19 years as Technical Editor of 'OZ' (the
Danisk QST) I have had to weed out misconceptions about swr and
transmission lines. My early understanding from your work was a great
help. Thanks!

All the best,

vy 73
OZ7S Sven


Got delivery to-day.

As mentioned earlier, most of the stuff is old hat to me - but I really look
forward to dig into the chapters concerning tx output impedance. A highly
controversial subject for decades.

vy 73
OZ7S Sven

"Sven Lundbech" wrote in
k:

....
As mentioned earlier, most of the stuff is old hat to me - but I
really look forward to dig into the chapters concerning tx output
impedance. A highly controversial subject for decades.

Here is a simple little test for the hypothesis that Zs=50+j0 that uses
equipment found in many if not most HF ham shacks.

Owen

Owen Duffy wrote in news:Xns9D81BC11E3183nonenowhere@
61.9.191.5:

"Sven Lundbech" wrote in
k:

...
As mentioned earlier, most of the stuff is old hat to me - but I
really look forward to dig into the chapters concerning tx output
impedance. A highly controversial subject for decades.

Here is a simple little test for the hypothesis that Zs=50+j0 that uses
equipment found in many if not most HF ham shacks.

Oh, the URL: http://vk1od.net/blog/?p=1028 .


Owen