"Frank Turner-Smith G3VKI" wrote in message
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Poxy mouth wrote:
A book whose first page is about
wire, the skin effect thereto, and the inductance of a short
length of wire is not basic by any means.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
If that's not basic I'd like to know what is.

I have to agree Frank, the fundamental reason why a wire has inductance is a
very basic fact, I believe taught at KS3 science.

Makes you wonder about degrees from the UoE, does it not?

--
73
Brian, G8OSN
www.g8osn.org.uk

Poxy mouth wrote:
ISBN 0-7506-9946-9

"RF Circuit Deign"
By
Chris Bowick

Pub. Newnes.

I've just got a new copy from Ottakar's; it is
still in print (just) £21-99pp for 176 pages packed
full of concise info about RF circuits, LC filters
(especially the bits about use of an L-network to
match ant to TX) together with a good analysis of
the Smiff (That's _TWO_ "f"'s) Chart and how to use it.

Looks a better bargain than that £350 law book of yours.
....(_!_)...

"Frank Turner-Smith G3VKI" wrote in message
...
Poxy mouth wrote:
ISBN 0-7506-9946-9

"RF Circuit Deign"
By
Chris Bowick

Pub. Newnes.

I've just got a new copy from Ottakar's; it is
still in print (just) £21-99pp for 176 pages packed
full of concise info about RF circuits, LC filters
(especially the bits about use of an L-network to
match ant to TX) together with a good analysis of
the Smiff (That's _TWO_ "f"'s) Chart and how to use it.

Looks a better bargain than that £350 law book of yours.
...(_!_)...

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Whatever books people recommend on RF Design , as a non-professional in the
RF Field , I find :
"Experimental Methods in RF Design" by W7ZOI ,KK7B and W7PUA the 'top of
the pops'.
Published by ARRL ,it also seems to be available from RSGB.
It has more than 500 pages and costs US $ 50.-
In my opinion , as an radio amateur home constructor ,you don't need any
other RF design book , although the above book's (much older) predecessor "
Solid State Design for the Radio Amateur " by W7ZOI and W1FB (now sadly SK)
is equally inspiring .

Frank GMØCSZ / KN6WH

People have reported quite a few errors in it. Can't remember what they
are, but you should be able to find them with some Googling.

Leon

All books have some errors, but I wonder whether the message
given in the book is destroyed by those errors? Probably not.

Leon wrote:
People have reported quite a few errors in it. Can't remember what they
are, but you should be able to find them with some Googling.

Leon

"Polymath" wrote in message
oups.com...

This was recommended to me by my current employers (apparently
the book is held in high regard in Japan)
Not only are you reduced to working for a shower of murdering Japanese
*******s, but you were recomended to go sit in a corner read a book and
brush up on your maths.

ROTFLMFAO

Does "EL84" know that you are pirating her
Internet Address (82.42.159.143)?

_STUPID_ boy.

Dlawson wrote:
Not only are you reduced to working for a shower of murdering Japanese
*******s, but you were recomended to go sit in a corner read a book and
brush up on your maths.

ROTFLMFAO

"Polymath" wrote in message
oups.com...
Does "EL84" know that you are pirating her
Internet Address (82.42.159.143)?
Oh dear what am I to do ? If you had a clue Beanie you would know how easy
it is to, change, copy, or clone an IP address, don't tell me you don't know
how its done old fruit.

It is, perhaps, an indication of the degeneration,
gangrenous or otherwise, that has been festered onto
Ham Radio by the RSCB, that an article such as below,
intended to introduce Radio Hams to a useful book
should have resulted in so much negative and
destructive bile.

Leon Heller is the only respondent to have been
at all positive and at all relevant.

Shame on the rest of you, CBers (Childish Broadcasters)
to a man.

Polymath wrote:
ISBN 0-7506-9946-9

"RF Circuit Deign"
By
Chris Bowick

Pub. Newnes.

I've just got a new copy from Ottakar's; it is
still in print (just) =A321-99pp for 176 pages packed
full of concise info about RF circuits, LC filters
(especially the bits about use of an L-network to
match ant to TX) together with a good analysis of
the Smiff (That's _TWO_ "f"'s) Chart and how to use it.

This was recommended to me by my current employers (apparently
the book is held in high regard in Japan). I only
wish that I had come across it before.

Who cares what a real ham is or isn't? Why does this argument even
matter? Why can't we all just be friends and have fun?

The Eternal Squire