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New Releases
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The ARRL Repeater Directory
(Pocket-Sized Edition)
2008-2009 Edition
New and Improved Features:
NEW handy indexing tabs on the cover (quickly find the listings you're looking
for!) NEW easier-to-read listings NEW Repeater Notes located right up front! NEW
icons make it easy to identify "Open" or limited access repeater
systems. ALWAYS UPDATED with the latest listings each year!
Along with these new features, The ARRL Repeater Directory
includes:
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Repeater operating practices, repeater lingo and hints for
newly licensed hams
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Frequency Coordinator contact information
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D-Star and APCO 25 repeaters
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Using CTCSS tones and Digital Coded Squelch (DCS)
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VHF/UHF Band Plans and 2-meter channel-spacing map
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Tips for handling interference
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IRLP, WIRES-II, and EchoLink® (Internet linked) nodes
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Emergency Message Handling procedures
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Transceiver Memory Log
Your Discounted Price $9.95
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The
ARRL Repeater Directory (Desktop Edition)
2008-2009 Edition
(Size 6 x 9 inches) NEW large
easy-to-read Desktop Edition of Repeater Directory described above
Your Discounted Price $14.95
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TravelPlus
CD-ROM 
-- 2008-2009 Edition. Version 12.0
With TravelPlus for Repeaters™, you have the power of The
ARRL Repeater Directory® on your COMPUTER!
Make TravelPlus for Repeaters™ your traveling
companion, and you’ll never be alone on the road. Locate ham radio repeaters
along US and Canadian travel routes using this map-based software. Fast.
Powerful. Flexible. Convenient.
Feature-Packed CD-ROM:
Map your travel route and tune in. Supports GPS (with separate external
hardware*). View and print maps and repeater lists. Access The ARRL Repeater
DataBase, global Internet linked nodes, AM/FM radio, broadcast television,
and NOAA weather stations, USA and Canadian licenses, and ham radio points of
interest. Export data. Transfer to Palm™ or Pocket PC, radio
programming software, and more.
Requires Microsoft Windows XP or Vista and a Pentium or
comparable processor.
Your Discounted Price $34.95
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The ARRL Handbook for Radio
Communications
THE standard in applied electronics and communications.
You get all this when you order:
The ARRL Handbook 2008 edition. Up-to-date and always revised!
The ARRL Handbook on CD-ROM version 12.0. Included with every book.
BONUS ARRL Software Library for Hams CD-ROM
version 2.0 -- a $20 value! While supplies last. The CD includes software
utilities, applications and information.
Your Discounted Price $42.70
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ARRL's HF Digital
Handbook
Fourth Edition - by Steve Ford, WB8IMY
ARRL’s HF Digital Handbook is your guide to understanding the
most active HF digital communication modes in use today. There is something here
for every radio operator—beginners and more advanced operators alike. And, as
this technology rapidly advances, your increased understanding of digital
communication techniques will make certain that you stay in the race as new
modes and methods unfold.
This fourth edition book includes expanded station setup information,
discussion of PSKMail and other varieties of PSK, new content on Olivia,
DominoEX, HF digital voice and image modes, and Automatic Link Establishment.
Just getting started? All it takes is your sound-card-equipped computer and
your HF transceiver. ARRL’s HF Digital Handbook will guide you
through the rest!
Your Discounted Price $18.95
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ARRL's Low Power
Communication
-- The Art and Science of QRP
3rd Edition.
by Richard Arland, W3OSS.
Welcome to the world of QRP! Now you can explore the excitement of low-power
radio operating with this third edition of ARRL’s Low Power Communication:
Equipment and Station Accessories - commercial gear, kit-building and
home-brew
Antennas – wire beams, loops, dipoles, portable antennas and more
Operating Strategies – operating techniques, awards, and contesting
NEW! Emergency Communication – training,
planning and other factors
NEW! Surplus Military Equipment - restoring
and using this classic radio hardware.
Plus QRP calling frequencies, manufacturers…and much more!
Your Discounted Price $18.95
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FCC Rules and Regulations for
the Amateur Radio Service
-- Includes the complete Part 97 rules from Title 47 of the Code of Federal
Regulations. Effective February 23, 2007.
Your Discounted Price $5.75
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The
ARRL DXCC Handbook
-- --by Jim Kearman, KR1S
The Thrill of Working DX!
DX in ham radio shorthand means distance,
literally talking to people in distant lands. Many radio amateurs enjoy the lure
of DXing--seeing how far away we can communicate with other Amateur Radio
operators. It’s a way of determining how well our stations -- and we, the
operators -- perform. DXing is a full-time goal for some hams and a just-for-fun
challenge for others. The pinnacle of DXing success is the ARRL DX Century
Club, or DXCC award.
Author Jim Kearman, KR1S, discovered the
thrill of DXing shortly after receiving his General Class ham radio license in
1963. After more than 40 years, the fluttery sounds of radio signals from
faraway places still thrill him. In short, he still chases DX because it’s
great fun!
We hope this book will inspire you to try
DXing, and that you’ll use it as a guide to beginning your own DX journey.
CONTENTS: DXing and the DXCC Award
Listen! The DX’ers Toolkit The DX’ers Shack SSB, CW, RTTY, or … ? Working
Pileups Propagation Real-World Antennas Contesting for DXers Getting the QSLs
Applying for DXCC and Other Awards DXCC Rules
Your Discounted Price $18.95
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The NEW ARRL Antenna Book
-- 21st Edition
All the information you need to design your own complete antenna system.
Since the first edition in September 1939, radio amateurs and professional
engineers have turned to The ARRL Antenna Book as THE source of current
antenna theory and a wealth of practical how-to construction projects. Use this
book to discover even the most basic antenna designs-- wire and loop antennas,
verticals, and Yagis--and for advanced antenna theory and applications. Many of
the antennas in this edition benefit directly from advances in sophisticated
computer modeling.
This 21st edition has been extensively revised to include information you can
use to build highly optimized or specialized antennas. The book includes new
content on Near Vertical Incidence Skywave (NVIS) techniques, phased arrays,
S-parameters as used in modern vector network analyzers (VNA), Beverage
receiving antennas, mobile “screwdriver” antennas, ionospheric area-coverage
maps, and much…much more.
Fully searchable CD-ROM included!
Bundled with this book is a CD-ROM containing The ARRL Antenna Book
in its entirety, using the popular Adobe® Reader® software for Microsoft®
Windows® and Macintosh® systems. View, search and print from the entire text,
including images, photographs, drawings…everything!
The CD-ROM contains additional utility programs, including:
YW -- Yagi for Windows (view
manual) TLW -- Transmission Line for Windows (view
manual) HFTA -- HF Terrain Assessment for Windows (view
manual) Range-Bearing -- compute range/bearing or latitude/longitude Arrayfeed1
-- designing phased-array feed systems EZNEC-ARRL -- antenna modeling for
Windows
Thousands of Propagation Tables
Propagation forecasts for more than 170 QTHs around the world for all portions
of the solar cycle are included on the CD-ROM (PDF format for Adobe Acrobat
Reader).
CD-ROM System Requirements
Microsoft Windows 98 or later for PCs. Publication PDF files can be view on any
Apple Macintosh computer that has Preview or Adobe Reader ver. 7 or 8 loaded.
Additional software utilities are included, for Windows and DOS only.
Your Discounted Price $42.95
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GPS and Amateur Radio
-- --By Walter Fields, W4WCF
The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a satellite-based, radio
navigation system. GPS devices have become commonplace in consumer electronics.
GPS units and GPS technology is used in our cars, on our boats, in cell phones,
in our personal computers and PDAs. GPS has improved the way we navigate,
communicate, and move about the planet.
With this book, you’ll explore GPS: its history, how it works, and
navigating with a GPS receiver. We’ll also examine how Amateur Radio
operators (or “hams”) have made use of GPS technology. A popular ham
radio application is in the Automatic Position Reporting System, or APRS*.
By connecting inexpensive GPS receivers to their radio gear, hams transmit their
positions and other information, which is then displayed on maps at the
receiving stations. The result is an effective method of direction finding for
public service activities such as search-and-rescue—and for fun!
Your Discounted Price $17.95
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The ARRL RFI Book
-- Second Edition
Practical Cures for Radio Frequency Interference
Prevent RFI/EMI
There are two kinds of hams: Those who don't have interference problems and
those who get on the air!
ARRL's team of experts have compiled the best advice available on every type
of radio frequency interference (RFI), from automotive to television, from
computers to DVD players, from audio equipment to telephones. This second
edition also includes resources for tackling power line noise, cable television
interference, and RFI solutions for other electrical devices. If it's a device
that can be affected by interference, including your radio receiver, you'll find
practical cures in this book.
Your Discounted Price $28.49
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Power
Supply Handbook
-- by John Fielding, ZS5JF
This
book provides you with all the knowledge you need to understand and make power
supplies of various types. It covers
How
power supplies work Selecting each component in a power supply Building and
modifying supplies Measuring the finished supply Batteries, chargers, test
equipment and more
Power
Supply Handbook gives you confidence in building, maintaining, and using
power supplies. Its approachable style makes it a useful guide for everyone from
the novice constructor to the more experienced.
About
the author: John Fielding is an electronics engineer who first became
licensed in 1972 as G8FPH. In 1984 he immigrated to South Africa where he joined
a military contractor as Chief Engineer, upgraded his license, and became ZS5JF.
Over the years John has served on several South African Bureau of Standards (SABS)
committees for radio communication standards.
288
pages. © 2006. Published by Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB).
Your Discounted Price $29.00
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Low
Profile Amateur Radio
-- Second Edition
By Al Brogdon, W1AB
More
and more ham radio operators are faced with installing equipment and antennas
amid a flurry of modern day limitations. The need to operate a low profile
Amateur Radio station may be imposed by the confines of a small home or
apartment. Other hams are restricted by deeds or leases that regulate the size
of the antenna they can install.
Low
Profile Amateur Radio, second edition, includes the information you need to
operate your station under many types of restrictive situations. Follow the
easygoing discussions of Al Brogdon, W1AB, as he provides details for many
real-life examples and techniques for a variety of low profile circumstances.
Contents:
Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions Low-Profile HF Antennas Disguised
Antennas Indoor Antennas Operating Modes and Tips Interference Antenna Tuners
Transmitter Output Power Low-Profile VHF/UHF Antennas Mobile Operating
...and more!
Second edition, © 2006. Published by American Radio Relay League (ARRL).
Your Discounted Price $19.00
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Getting
Started with Ham Radio
-- Get on the air now! A guide to your first Amateur Radio station.
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Select radios and
antennas.
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Explore operating modes:
voice, Morse code, digital and more.
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Assemble your station.
Have your license? Get
radio-active! Now you can get on the air with confidence. Here, in one place, is
help getting started in just about any ham radio activity.
Contents:
Your First Radio.
Advice on choosing a transceiver and power supply that fits your budget and
operating style.
The Antenna--The Most
Important Part of Your Station. Practical information to help you choose and
install economical, yet effective, antennas.
Propagation--The Science
of How Signals Travel. Get the most from your station by understanding how
HF and VHF signals travel.
Using Your Voice on the HF
Bands. Advice on making your first voice contacts.
Code Conversations.
Advice on using Morse code on the air.
The Digital Universe.
How to set up a station for digital operating.
Chasing Contacts and
Wallpaper (awards). Enjoying the sport of on-the-air contesting. Also,
earning awards such as DXCC, WAS and more.
FM: "No Static at
All." How to operate FM on the VHF and UHF bands (including repeaters).
"Weak" Signals
and the World Above 50 MHz. Operating SSB, CW and digital modes above 50
MHz.
Your Discounted Price $18.95
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More
QRP Power
-- More equipment, accessories and antennas for low power radio operating!
In the spirit of the
popular QRP Classics and QRP Power published in the
1990s, More QRP Power is an anthology of articles from recent issues of QST
and QEX magazines covering construction practices, transceivers,
transmitters, receivers, accessories, and antennas. Here are dozens of
projects and articles to help you assemble or improve a QRP station for home or
travel.
QRP means radio
operating with low power—5 watts or less. If you are used to operating with a
100 watt transceiver, you may wonder why anyone would do this.
Radio amateurs
(hams) enjoy the magic of communicating over the air with their own equipment,
without the benefit of the billions of dollars worth of infrastructure working
behind the scenes to power the telephone and Internet.
QRP operators take
that one step further, communicating over the air with simple equipment and
antennas and only a few watts of power. They savor the satisfaction that comes
with finishing a challenging radio contact. They enjoy assembling a tiny station
that they can take anywhere, getting on the air with a radio the size of a
paperback book and an antenna that folds up into a briefcase or knapsack.
Why not give QRP a
try? And if you are already addicted, why not try a new antenna or accessory?
Whether you want to build a complete station from scratch or just an item or two
to use with your kit or commercial QRP transceiver, you'll find it here.
176 pages. First
edition, 2006. © 2006, The American Radio Relay League, Inc.
Your Discounted Price $18.95
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Two-Way
Radios & Scanners for Dummies
Are you new to radio? This book will help you discover a fun new hobby
with helpful possibilities. Get directions, talk to folks around town, or find
out whether the fish are biting. Want to check out the morning news in London,
help out in emergencies, or tune in to the big race? Radio opens up a world of
possibilities—literally. This handy guide tells you about the equipment you
need, fills you in on radio etiquette, shows you how to stay legal, and gives
you lots of cool ideas for family-friendly radio activities.
Already a licensed ham or scanner user? Learn about alternate types of
radio, such as FRS or MURS--what are the rules, really? Here is the information
you need on other radio services such as Aviation, Military, and Land Mobile.
Put the wideband receive capabilities of your ham rigs to work! Not found in
Amateur Radio, trunking radio systems can be quite mysterious, but this book
shows you how to listen in using a scanner. You’ll also find lots of
references to Web sites with frequency information for local businesses and
government agencies.
Are you involved in emergency communications or in training emergency
volunteers? This book will broaden your understanding of the radio services
that are available to the emcomm responder. Volunteers can use the book as a
training manual for radio use. The frequency lists and reference Web sites are
invaluable for designing a communications plan.
Discover how to
Choose and operate different types of radios Get a license if you need one
Use the appropriate radio jargon Communicate in emergencies Program a scanner
Tune in signals from public service action to sporting events Install radios
safely and effectively
Your Discounted Price
$21.00
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New!
Basic Radio - Understanding the Key Building Blocks
FINALLY--an introduction to radio FOR EVERYONE!--what it does and how it
does it.
Basic Radio reveals the key building blocks of radio: receivers;
transmitters; antennas; propagation; radionavigation;
and radiolocation. This book includes simple, build-it-yourself projects
to turn theory into practice--helping reinforce key subject matter.
Basic Radio brings the magic of radio to life!
Your Discounted Price $26.95
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Emergency
Power for Radio Communications
-- by Michael Bryce, WB8VGE
When all else
fails...how will you communicate?
Tools for...
Emergency or Backup Power!
Energy Independence!
Portable Energy!
With Emergency
Power for Radio Communications, you will explore the various means of
electric power generation—from charging batteries, to keeping the lights on.
This book covers the foundation of any communications installation--the power
source. Use this book to plan ways to stay on the air when weather or other
reasons cause a short-term or long-term power outage. Find ways to reach beyond
the commercial power grid. Identify methods for alternative power generation
that will work best in your particular situation, perhaps taking advantage of
possibilities already on hand.
Contents
Keeping the Signals on the Air Hey, I Am In The Dark: Keeping The Lights On In
The Ham Shack With Emergency Power Solar Power Charge Controllers for PV Systems
Generators: Gas, Wind and Water Load Sizing Holding Your Volts: Battery Systems
and Storage Systems for Emergency Power Inverters Station Instrumentation Safety
Emergency Practices Wire Size Tables for 12 V and 24 V Photovoltaic Applications
Installing Anderson Powerpole® Connectors
Also includes
selected emergency power projects and information from the pages of QST.
Your Discounted Price $17.95
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Antenna Books
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Simple and Fun Antennas for Hams
By Chuck Hutchinson, K8CH and Dean Straw, N6BV. Lots and lots of real world, practical antennas you can BUILD YOURSELF! Contents: Your First VHF Antenna, Your First HF Antenna, Facts About Transmission Lines, Antenna Masts and Supports, HF Verticals, More Simple and Fun Antennas for VHF and UHF, More HF Dipoles, Dual-Band VHF/UHF Antennas, An HF Vertical That Needs No Radials--Try the HVD, Yet More HF Dipoles, More Facts About Feed Lines, A Potpourri of Antenna Ideas, VHF Beam Antennas, Towers, HF Beam Antennas and Getting the Most Out of Your Antenna
Your Discounted Price $20.95
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ARRL's
VHF/UHF Antenna Classics
-- Build your own portable, mobile and fixed antenna designs--
ARRL's VHF/UHF Antenna Classics includes antenna project articles
gathered from the 1983 to 2003 issues of QST. Designs include ground
planes, J-poles, mobile antennas, Yagis and more. Authors include well-known
antenna designers such as L. B. Cebik, W4RNL, Dick Stroud, W9SR and Steve
Powlishen, K1FO.
VHF and UHF antennas are among the smallest and often easiest antennas to build.
Many of the projects included in this book require inexpensive parts which you
can find at most hardware stores. Build a better antenna for your hand-held
radio. Construct a 2-meter Yagi that will rival similar commercial antennas.
Build a dual-band vertical for 146 and 445-MHz. The results will be rewarding!
Your Discounted Price $13.45
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Vertical Antenna Classics
A compilation of the best articles from ARRL publications on the art and science of the vertical antenna. Chapters cover Theory and Modeling, VHF and UHF, HF, Directional Arrays, Reduced Size, and Radials and Ground Systems. A handy Antenna Products Suppliers list is included.
Your Discounted Price $10.95
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Wire Antenna Classics
A collection of the best articles from ARRL publications. So many wire antenna designs have proven to be first class performers! Here’s an entire book 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.
Your Discounted Price $12.60
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More Wire Antenna Classics
Now you can enjoy even MORE wire antennas! This book is filled with innovative designs from the pages of QST and other ARRL publications. Experience the satisfaction and enjoy the benefits of building your own wire antennas. Inside, you'll find more than just creative ideas. These versatile antennas work: Dipoles, Off-Center-Fed Dipoles, Multiband Antennas, Loop Antennas, Collinear Antennas, Wire Beams, Vertically Polarized, Receiving Antennas, and even more ideas including use of balloons for antenna supports. If you have the original ARRL's Wire Antenna Classics--you'll want MORE!
Your Discounted Price $12.60
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Yagi Antenna Classics
Yagis, Quads, Loops, and other Beam Antennas. Enjoy this collection of some of the very best articles from QST, QEX, NCJ and other ARRL publications. The beam antennas covered in this book will provide the reader with a historical perspective, new and ambitious ideas, and computer-optimized designs for all-around best performance. Read about beams or actually build one of your own! Discover a wealth of ideas from some of the leaders in antenna design and experimentation of the last 70 years.
Your Discounted Price $16.20
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Licensing Books & Courses
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The
New ARRL Ham Radio License Manual 
-- All you need to become an Amateur Radio Operator
Get your FIRST ham
radio license! Easy-to-understand “bite-sized” sections. Use this
book, and pass the 35-question license test. Includes the latest question
pool with answer key, for use beginning July 1, 2006. Designed for
self-study and for classroom use. Intended for all newcomers, instructors
and schoolteachers. This
is the most popular introduction to Amateur Radio! The ARRL Ham Radio License
Manual is your ticket to joining the ranks of "ham" radio
operators. Use this
book to discover the appeal of ham radio. The Amateur Radio Service offers a
unique mix of technology, public service, convenience and fun. Some hams enjoy
communicating across the country and around the globe, making new friends over
the airwaves. Others like to build and experiment with electronics, experiencing
cutting edge technologies. Some use their radios and skills during emergencies
or disasters when all else fails. And, today's ham radio gear offers
possibilities for getting started at any level. Your first radio station might
be at home, in the car, or small enough to take with you on the go. Use
this book to study for your first license exam. Every page presents
information you will need to pass the exam and become an effective operator.
You'll cover small sections at a time:
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Welcome
to Amateur Radio
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Radio
and Electronics Fundamentals
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Operating
Station Equipment
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Communicating
with Other Hams
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Licensing
Regulations
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Operating
Regulations
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Radio
Safety
At the end of the
book, you'll find the entire Technician Question Pool--so you can be sure
you're ready at exam time. Use
this book and you’ll be on the air in no time at all. You'll turn to it
again and again as you are getting started! No
Morse code test is required for the Technician license.
Your Discounted Price $22.95
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ARRL's Tech Q&A--4th
edition
-- Your Quick & Easy Path to your FIRST Ham Radio License
- Pass the 35-question test
- Includes the latest question pool with answer key, for use
beginning July 1, 2006
- Brief, clear explanations for all questions
Earn your FIRST Amateur Radio license NOW! It's Quick and Easy with this
study guide and the convenient question and answer format. Now is the best
time for you to get your first ham radio license! This fourth edition of ARRL's
Tech Q & A is your authoritative guide to every question in the
Technician Class (Element 2) question pool--everything you need to pass your
first Amateur Radio license exam! Using ARRL's Tech Q & A is the
best way to review for the exam with confidence.
Read and understand. Brief explanations follow each question.
Your Discounted Price $14.95
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The ARRL General Class
License Manual 
New 6th Edition for use
beginning July 1, 2007
All You Need To Pass Your General Class Exam!
NEWS FLASH! FCC Drops Morse Testing for All
Amateur License Classes
- Pass the 35-question General Class test.
- All the Exam Questions with Answer Key, for use beginning July 1,
2007.
- Detailed explanations for all questions, including FCC rules.
The General class license is the second of three US Amateur Radio licenses. To
upgrade to General class, you must already hold a Technician class license (or
have recently passed the Technician license exam). Upgrading to a General
license--which conveys extensive HF privileges—only requires passing a written
examination. Once you do, the entire range of operating modes and the majority
of the amateur spectrum below 30 MHz become available to you.
Your Discounted Price $23.95
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ARRL's
General Q&A
New
Edition for use beginning July 1, 2007
-- Upgrade to a General Class Ham Radio License NOW! It's Quick and Easy
with this study guide and the convenient question and answer format.
NEWS FLASH! FCC Drops Morse Testing for All
Amateur License Classes
Upgrade to General and enjoy the thrill of high-power communications on all
HF bands!
This third edition of ARRL's General Q & A is your authoritative
guide to every question in the General (Element 3) question pool--everything you
need to pass your General Class Amateur Radio license exam! Using ARRL's
General Q&A is the best way to review for the exam with confidence.
Read and understand. Brief explanations follow each question. Pass the
35-question (Element 3) test Includes the latest question pool with answer key, for
use beginning July 1, 2007
Your Discounted Price $16.95
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The ARRL Extra Class
License Manual
Everything You Need To Pass Your Extra Class Written Exam!
Extra class is the highest of all Amateur Radio licenses! Achieve this level,
and you’ll have access to all ham radio frequency privileges. Work rare
stations you’ve only dreamed of! Expand your knowledge of radio communications
theory and practice! With this manual, you’re only a few steps away.
Inside you’ll find:
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Easy-to-understand theory and rules. Everything you need
to pass the 50-question Extra class written exam!
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Latest Extra class question pool (Element 4) with
answer key, valid for use on exams through June 30, 2008.
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Detailed explanations for all questions, including FCC
rules.
The Extra class license is the third of three US Amateur Radio licenses. To
upgrade to Extra class, you must already hold a General class license (or have
recently passed all of the exams required for a General class license).
Earning an Extra class license has never been easier…with help from ARRL!
Your Discounted Price $23.95
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ARRL's Extra Q&A
Upgrade to an Extra Class Ham License! It's Quick and Easy with this
study guide and the convenient question and answer format. Brief
explanations help you understand the correct answer to each question.
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Pass the 50-question (Element 4) test
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Includes the latest question pool with answer key, valid for
use on exams through June 30, 2008
Your Discounted Price $16.95
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The ARRL Instructor's
Manual for Technician Class License Courses
-- Third Edition
The ARRL Instructor's Manual for Technician Class License Courses is
designed for use with The ARRL Ham Radio License Manual - First Edition.
It includes:
Lesson plans for a Technician Class Course Instructor's Manual CD, with
classroom graphics and other visual resources. Practice tests PLUS lesson plans for a Morse Code Course
and more...
Your Discounted Price $15.25
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