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ARRL - A History of QST — Volume 1: Amateur Radio

A History of QST - Volume 1: Amateur Radio Technology chronicles the growth of Amateur Radio. For nearly a century, ARRL's membership journal, QST, has advanced the art and science of Amateur Radio by delivering timely, engaging, and valuable information to ham radio operators. Each month, ARRL members enjoy pages of features and columns full of the latest equipment reviews, technical tips, projects, and news.

A History of QST - Volume 1: Amateur Radio Technology captures important technical contributions, adaptations, and syntheses of technology throughout Amateur Radio's first century. Through a collection of QST pages and other ARRL publications, by various authors, you will see crucial advances in the state of the art and the articles that illustrate them. Each is preceded by a short introduction explaining the article's significance and relevance. As you turn the pages, you'll uncover Amateur Radio inventions and their support of science through individual efforts and cooperation across the entire Amateur Radio community. The journey begins in the era of spark, continuing through the present, and into our second century, touching upon signals, antennas, propagation, modes, circuitry, satellites, and more. A bibliography of additional and supporting references is provided for further exploration.

As an Amateur Radio Operator, you are part of a group of hobbyists that has had profound influence on the development of today's communication technologies. Why not see some of the milestones that have led us to the present? Order your own copy of A History of QST - Volume 1: Amateur Radio Technology from DX Engineering and learn part of the history that brought the future of technology.

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