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Old May 18th 05, 02:09 PM
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Isn't Kraus "Electromagnetics" a little heavy on the math for the
average Ham ??

Frank wrote:

Hank, and Richard, For a good explanation of this subject I always liked the
book: "Introduction to Electromagnetic Fields" by Paul and Nasar. The first
two chapters of mathematical review are excellent. I see barnesandnoble.com
has the 3rd edition, used, for as low as $66. John D. Kraus' book;
"Electromagnetics" is also a very good text.

73,

Frank



 
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