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.

Looks a tad basic,
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/reader/07...56#reader-page

"Polymath" wrote in message
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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.

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.

"Steve H" wrote in message
...
Looks a tad basic,
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/reader/07...56#reader-page

"Polymath" wrote in message
oups.com...
ISBN 0-7506-9946-9

"RF Circuit Deign"
By
Chris Bowick


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.

I have to agree Steve, a tad basic. Unless, of course, your employer has
spotted you lack the basics.

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

Now, what was that observation that Walt made?

Ah! Here it is.....

Oh my.

I've never encountered anyone else who is such a master of the
thinly-veiled jibe and the "I'm superior to you" innuendo in every
situation.

Now, Brian, here's that opportunity for you to put your money
where your mouth is.....which particular parts of the book do
you "agree..... are a tad basic". Please reply within 2 minutes so
that you don't have time to consult the book (perhaps for the
very first time?), or else be seen for ever hereafter as a
laughing stock, and a LIAR.

As for employers who spot your deficiencies, who was the "south
coast defence employer" who sacked you and as the result of which
you couldn't get another job and had to go into teaching?
("Those that can, do. Thos that can't, teach, etc etc"?)

Now, Brian, here's that opportunity for you to put your money
where your mouth is.....

Brian Reay wrote:

I have to agree Steve, a tad basic. Unless, of course, your employer has
spotted you lack the basics.

No reply from Brian Reay, who thus may be taken
as a liar and a bull****ter (if he wasn't so taken
already).

All mouth and trousers.

Polymath wrote:
Now, what was that observation that Walt made?

Ah! Here it is.....

Oh my.

I've never encountered anyone else who is such a master of the
thinly-veiled jibe and the "I'm superior to you" innuendo in every
situation.

Now, Brian, here's that opportunity for you to put your money
where your mouth is.....which particular parts of the book do
you "agree..... are a tad basic". Please reply within 2 minutes so
that you don't have time to consult the book (perhaps for the
very first time?), or else be seen for ever hereafter as a
laughing stock, and a LIAR.

As for employers who spot your deficiencies, who was the "south
coast defence employer" who sacked you and as the result of which
you couldn't get another job and had to go into teaching?
("Those that can, do. Thos that can't, teach, etc etc"?)

Now, Brian, here's that opportunity for you to put your money
where your mouth is.....

Brian Reay wrote:

I have to agree Steve, a tad basic. Unless, of course, your employer has
spotted you lack the basics.

Polymath wrote:
No reply from Brian Reay, who thus may be taken
as a liar and a bull****ter (if he wasn't so taken
already).

All mouth and trousers.

We don't all have empty lives like you that enable us to sit and spout
**** on the internet all day.

Seeing Brian is a 'teacher', at least he has a career and not a job.

Stupid Boy!

Have you missed taking all of your lithium today perchance?

WR.

Poxy mouth wrote:

Now, Brian, here's that opportunity for you to put your money
where your mouth is.....which particular parts of the book do
you "agree..... are a tad basic". Please reply within 2 minutes so
that you don't have time to consult the book (perhaps for the
very first time?), or else be seen for ever hereafter as a
laughing stock, and a LIAR.

How do you expect him to tell you which particular parts of the book he
considers 'a tad basic' without consulting the book to quote chapter,
page, paragraph etc.?
Your post of 11:03 today describes it as '...full of concise info...',
what does that suggest to you?
....(_!_)...

There are a number of rather silly and infantile people
whose first inclination is to sneer. Two such intellectual
failures are quoted below; "Empty vessels make the
most noise". 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.

Brian Reay wrote:
"Steve H" wrote in message
...
Looks a tad basic,

I have to agree Steve, a tad basic. Unless, of course, your employer has
spotted you lack the basics.

"Polymath" wrote in message
ups.com...
There are a number of rather silly and infantile people
whose first inclination is to sneer. Two such intellectual
failures are quoted below; "Empty vessels make the
most noise". 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.

You should already know all of the above after 30 years of hamming it up.
Basic. Looks like a good book for anyone starting out in radio with a good
basic education or a good crib sheet for the rest of us. Sitting in the sun
with a half full vessel reading Traveling wave antennas by Carlton H Walter,
includes an interesting discussion of the polyrod antenna ;c)


Steve H

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.
Is your knowledge so limited you see these as advanced subjects?
Oh, why did I bother to ask? I know the answer.
....(_!_)...