More wire antenna classics. Volume 2

ARRL - The National Association for Amateur Radio is the largest membership association for the amateur radio hobby and service in the US. For over 100 years, we have been the primary source of information about amateur radio, offering a variety of benefits and services to our members, as well as the larger amateur radio community. We publish books on amateur radio, as well as four magazines covering a variety of radio communication interests. In addition, we provide technical advice and assistance to amateur radio enthusiasts, support several education programs, and sponsor a variety of operating events.From reviews: - This will show you how to make antennas and to better understand antenna theory; it gives you the basic knowledge to begin experimenting with your own designs, which is after all, the most fun part of amateur radio. Recommended.- Nice collection of antenna articles by ARRL. Some I have found on their website, but nice to have in my hands at a moment. Some good ideas about antennas for 160 meters, too. Some articles are a bit more detailed and complex but all good and solid information. Well worth having on your shelf. My same thoughts for the first book in this series. So many wire antenna designs have proven to be first class performers Here are two volumes devoted to wire antennas, from the simple to the complex. Includes articles on dipoles, loops, rhombics, wire beams and receive antennas--and some time-proven classics An ideal book for Field Day planners or the next wire antenna project at your home station.