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The ARRL Handbook for Radio Communications: The Comprehensive RF Engineering Reference [With CDROM]

Now in its 77th edition, "The Arrl Handbook for Radio Amateurs 2000" covers topics of interest and provides reference materials on every aspect of Amateur Radio. Extensive coverage of electronics theory makes it a must for Electronic Engineers, Engineering students, and those with an interest in applied electronics and communications.

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