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14-04-2005, 00:24

Al Skierkiewicz Al Skierkiewicz is offline

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Re: Tech Books on Your bookshelf?

Rick,
The Pocket Reference is one of the best, I keep it handy. Another great book is the ARRL Radio Amatuer's Handbook. This is book receives a going over every year and has some of the best all round useful data for electrical designs, electronics, operating, etc. It is also a great source for reverse engineering.

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