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Reviews Categories | Books/Manuals/Videos/PodCasts on ham radio | Constructing H.F. Wire Antennas by Jerry Bustin, KR7KZ Help


Reviews Summary for Constructing H.F. Wire Antennas by Jerry Bustin, KR7KZ
Constructing H.F. Wire Antennas by Jerry Bustin, KR7KZ Reviews: 1 Average rating: 5.0/5 MSRP: $14.95-19.95
Description: Excellent book designed for Hams, Shortwave Listeners, Students, and Electronics Enthusiast and for anyone else who has desire to learn how wire antennas work and how to construct them.
More info: http://www.qrz.com/db/kr7kz
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DV1UBY Rating: 5/5 Nov 4, 2009 08:22 Send this review to a friend
Straight-forward, no non-sense wire antenna book  Time owned: 0 to 3 months
The shipping is so fast --- WOW!. Jerry Bustin, KR7KZ is very serious in terms of dealing with International clients like me.

The book is a straight-forward, easy to understand, no-nonsense wire antenna book.

Each chapter is neatly explained and intended for Hams, students and electronic enthusiasts...no need go more on the theoreticals and "riddle-like" antenna articles that can be found most on other antenna books. No more antenna theory riddles to break.

Jerry's book is definitely recommended for those people who want to get their HF wire antennas be erected in no time.

People usually judge the book by its cover. They don't know that the rest of the information comes from the Author's 40 years of experience in field testing antennas [plus friends].

This early morning I started constructing two of his designs [folded dipole and vertical dipole] and followed the intructions based on the book. Now I worked more DX stations [and I believe I got a better antenna now without shelling thousands of pesos for a radio signal radiator/accumulator or antenna].

I'm glad I saw this book on the net and really enjoyed reading this book. For me, the book is highly recommended. I enjoyed reading the book on its entirety.

Thank you Jerry, KR7KZ for imparting your expertise to us! 73 and Mabuhay! :D
 


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