The 2016 edition of The ARRL Handbook and 23rd edition of The ARRL Antenna Book are now shipping. While supplies last, you can get the hardcover editions at the softcover price. If there’s ever a time to complete your Amateur Radio bookshelf, this is the year. Filled with everything you need to stay immersed in the radio art, this dynamic duo is a must-have for hobbyists and technical professionals.
The ARRL Handbook for Radio Communications
The ARRL Handbook for Radio Communications is the standard reference for radio, electronics, and wireless communication. Since 1926, The Handbook has kept radio amateurs, professionals, and experimenters immersed in applied theory and do-it-yourself projects. It covers a wealth of information: The fundamentals of electronics and radio signals, construction practices, antennas and propagation, equipment and circuit design, and other useful reference information. There are projects for all skill levels, from simple accessories and small power supplies, to legal-limit amplifiers and high-gain antennas.
The ARRL Antenna Book for Radio Communications
The ARRL Antenna Book for Radio Communications has everything you need to design your own complete antenna system. Since 1939, The Antenna Book has maintained its place at the forefront of Amateur Radio technology — a single resource covering antenna theory, design and construction, and practical treatments and projects. Updated to reflect the latest advances and technologies, this edition describes hundreds of antenna designs: wire, vertical, portable and mobile, and new high-performance VHF/UHF Yagi designs.
The ARRL Handbook is available in hardcover and softcover editions from theARRL Store or your ARRL Dealer. Hardcover: ARRL Order No 0420, ISBN 978-1-62595-042-0, $59.95 retail, special offer $49.95 while supplies last. Softcover: ARRL Order No 0413, ISBN 978-1-62595-041-3, $49.95 retail.
The ARRL Antenna Book is available in hardcover and softcover editions from theARRL Store or your ARRL Dealer. Hardcover: ARRL Order No. 0390, ISBN 978-1-62595-039-0, $59.95 retail, special offer $49.95 while supplies last. Softcover: ARRL Order No 0444, ISBN 978-1-62595-044-4, $49.95 retail.
To order call (860) 594-0355 or, toll-free in the US, (888) 277-5289. Contact ARRL Publication Sales for more information.
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