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Old May 4th 06, 02:36 AM posted to alt.ham-radio,alt.radio.amateur,rec.radio.amateur.equipment
DaveM
 
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Default Best ARRL Hankbook issue

I'm curious about what your opinions of the ARRL Handbook. In terms of
technical content, such as theory, construction projects, etc., which years are
generally regarded as the best of the modern (solid state) era, and which issue
for the vacuum tube era?

I'm interested in hearing about specifically those issues with really useful
construction projects in the areas of complete homebrew receivers and
transmitters, test equipment for the bench and field use and articles about RF
circuit design.

Thanks for your opinions.
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Dave
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address)

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