Technical Books

4th Edition.

Many hams would like to measure the various parameters and analyze the performance of their Amateur Radio station, without the expensive professional test equipment. You’ll find it’s easy to make useful test equipment yourself at home.

Answers to all your questions about meeting the FCC RF exposure regulations. It's not complicated! Simple step-by-step ARRL worksheets help you determine if your station complies with the new rules, and if not, how to correct it. Includes tables needed for almost any station. Understand the rules and basic electromagnetic theory through plain-English explanations. The complete text of the new regulations are included. Learn how to operate your station safely and legally. Every active ham should have this book!

ARRL's RF Amplifier Classics

Includes two-dozen projects and articles from the pages of QST and QEX, published between 1980 and 2003. There are amps for HF, MF, VHF and microwave. These are high quality works from respected authors such as Gary Breed, K9AY; Jerry Pittenger, K8RA; Bill Sabin, W0IYH; Al Ward, W5LUA; Dave Meacham, W6EMD and others.

Ham Radio: Where Hands-On Lives On!

QST’s monthly “Hands-On Radio” column, written by Ward Silver, N0AX, is one of the most-read sections of the magazine. Wireless technology continues to develop rapidly and radio experimenters are eager to discover what makes their radios work. As long as we keep putting our hands on radios, there will be techniques to learn and circuits and components to try.