Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 621.384135
EAN num: 9781878707079
ISBN number: 1878707078
Label: HighText Publications
Manufacturer: HighText Publications
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 189
Printing Date: 1992-11
Publishing house: HighText Publications
Sale Popularity Level: 1220847
Studio: HighText Publications
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Ham radio operators and shortwave listening fans will find this collection of easy-to-build antennas invaluable.
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Don't be one of those people who spend big money for a deluxe communications receiver and then waste its potential by using a poorly designed, inefficient antenna system with it. For top reception from 100 kHz to 30 MHz, your receiver needs an antenna that can deliver as much signal as possible to it.
Joe Carr's Receiving Antenna Handbook is a complete guide to high performance receiving antennas for long wave all the way to the upper end of the short-wave spectrum. This isn't some warmed-over collection of slightly modified ham radio transmitting antenna designs; instead, it is a comprehensive examination of slightly modified ham radio transmitting antenna designs; instead, it is a comprehensive examination of antennas intended specifically for receiving purposes. Among the many topics Carr discusses are:
* The basic theory behind all receiving antennas
* How signals propagate over long distances and how to design antennas to maximize reception distance
* How to construct a tuned antenna for any frequency below 30 MHz
* Special designs for indoor and limited space applications
* Getting a good ground connection at radio frequencies
* Safety considerations in antenna design and installation
* Beverage, rhombic, and other directional short-wave antennas
* Loop antennas for the AM broadcast band
Joe Carr gives you complete construction details for each antenna. Most can be easily constructed using only wire or steel tubing. And you don't need to be an electronics genius to understand Joe's clear, friendly text to build one of the designs in this book. Give your receiver what it needs to pull those weak signals out of the noise-a good antenna!
Do yourself (and your radio) a favor and purchase this book, you will not be sorry!
Rated by buyers -
Joe Carr's Receiving Antenna Handbook is one of the best books for both the new and the more experienced listener. The book describes many antenna sytems that the average person can build and use to help in their listening. Don't be scared off by more technical books, Joe Carr takes you thru the process in easy to understand terms.Highly recommended
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