[PPRAANet] FW: [Fwd: Old ARRL handbooks, etc., free on the Web]

[Dave Sloan]

Thought that maybe someone might be interested in these.

TNX & 73,
Dave N0EOP


-----Original Message-----
From: Stan Grigaliunas [mailto:sgrigali at columbus.rr.com] 
Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2007 9:56 AM
Subject: [Fwd: Old ARRL handbooks, etc., free on the Web]


Amateur Radio books free on the web 
Posted by: "Stan" ak0b at swbell.net   w9ifz 
Sat Oct 13, 2007 7:58 am (PST) 
There are two web sites that have full copies of ARRL 1936 and 1941 
Amateur Radio Handbook, QRP projects, Editors and Engineers amateur 
Radio Handbooks, etc.

Two books that any QRPer should have are the Crystal Sets to Sideband 
by KO1YE and the QRP projects book.

These books are free for download legal out of date copywrite

http://www.tech-systems-labs.com/books.htm

Crystal Sets to Side Band by Frank W. Harris K01YE

Frank includes complete design techniques and circuits to build a 
total Solid State ham station. He provides the theory and then the 
actual circuits. A must read for 

any QRP builder.

Additional books at tech-systems for free download are :

Amateur Radio Handbook 1959 Editors and Engineers

Surplus Schematics Handbook

Projects for QRP

http://www.pmillett.com/tecnical_books_online.htm

The above site has the following: 

These are worth downloading just for the catalog section in the back

Radio Amateur's Handbook, American Radio relay League, 1936, 536 pages

Radio Amateur's Handbook, American Radio relay League, 1941, 552 pages

Another Editors and Engineers amateur radio handbook

The Radio Handbook, Editors and Engineers, 7th edition 1940, 608 pages

The above texts cover everything from the birth of ham radio – 
history, antenna, glowbug receivers and transmitters to modern day 
solid state. 

These are how to do books so get out your soldering iron for this 
winter's construction projects

Stan AK0B