The Radio Amateur's Handbook - The Standard Manual of Amateur Radio Communication [19th Edition - 1942]

From modest beginnings in 1926 The Radio Amateur's Handbook has grown into an amateur institution of remarkable dimensions. Recognized has the right hand guide of practical amateurs everywhere. As any practicing amateur is well aware, there is an almost infinite number of ways of accomplishing a given result in his station - some good, some poor, many indifferent. Our editorial task has largely been one of selecting, eliminating from the enormous wealth of ideas all those that have not proved themselves by successful application in practice. The book is divided into two parts. In the first we have grouped all the material treating of principles, theory and design considerations. In the second part are the apparatus designs and operating instructions.