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    International Antenna Collection Volume 2 -- A wealth of antennas covering 136 kHz to 2.4 GHz.

    The ARRL Antenna Compendium Series -- Volume 1 - 7 of the very popular ARRL Antenna Compendium series.

    The New Shortwave Propagation Handbook -- This may well be the only book you'll need on the subject of ionospheric propagation for the next ten years or more!

    Low Profile Amateur Radio -- Second edition. Now you can operate a ham radio station from almost anywhere! All the information you need to operate under restrictive situations and more.

    The ARRL Antenna Book -- The ultimate reference for Amateur Radio antennas, transmission lines and propagation. Fully-searchable CD-ROM included. 21st edition.

    ARRL Volunteer Examiner Manual
    9th Edition

    Your complete guide to the ARRL Amateur Radio Volunteer Examiner Program.

    This manual is available in three formats:

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