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The newer editions of that book (at least from the third edition) are
edited by Richard C. Johnson. It's an excellent reference, but I didn't include it in my recommendations because Al specifically asked for books on antenna theory. Jasik/Johnson has a lot of qualitative explanation of antenna operation and a wealth of practical information for making antennas, but I wouldn't characterize it as one that goes very deeply into antenna theory. It does, though, have a very good treatment of phased arrays of a few elements that you won't find many other places. I do recommend it for any antenna library, but not as a source of fundamental antenna theory. Roy Lewallen, W7EL John Moriarity wrote: Antenna Engineering Handbook ,by Henry Jassic, 1961 It's spelled Jasik. That might make it easier to find ;-) 73, John - K6QQ |
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