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Low-frequency operating has never been more popular, and the introduction of a new international amateur allocation at 472kHz means that, with 136kHz, there are now
Low-frequency operating has never been more popular, and the introduction of a new international amateur allocation at 472kHz means that, with 136kHz, there are now two bands below 1MHz. "LF Today" distils nearly 20 years experience of the low frequencies and aims to help you get the most out of operating in this part of the spectrum.
This third edition of "LF Today" provides the reader with a firm knowledge of the frequencies below 1MHz—and has been expanded to include the many revisions and updates. New to this edition are many projects for the 472kHz band, an analysis of the various modes used on the low freque
This third edition of "LF Today" provides the reader with a firm knowledge of the frequencies below 1MHz—and has been expanded to include the many revisions and updates. New to this edition are many projects for the 472kHz band, an analysis of the various modes used on the low freque
Low-frequency operating has never been more popular, and the introduction of a new international amateur allocation at 472kHz means that, with 136kHz, there are now two bands below 1MHz. "LF Today" distils nearly 20 years experience of the low frequencies and aims to help you get the most out of operating in this part of the spectrum.
This third edition of "LF Today" provides the reader with a firm knowledge of the frequencies below 1MHz—and has been expanded to include the many revisions and updates. New to this edition are many projects for the 472kHz band, an analysis of the various modes used on the low frequencies, and how to receive and transmit on even lower frequencies at VLF. A guest chapter by Alan Melia, G3NYK, explains how to predict LF ionospheric conditions. This 192-page paperback includes practical information on antennas, receivers, transmitters, and operating.
Written by one of the leading authorities on LF, Mike Dennison, G3XDV the book will help beginners who want to try out this fascinating amateur allocation—but it's also of great value to anyone already active on the band who wants to expand the knowledge of the bands. In short, "LF Today" is a one-stop shop for anyone seeking information on amateur radio operation below 1MHz.
This third edition of "LF Today" provides the reader with a firm knowledge of the frequencies below 1MHz—and has been expanded to include the many revisions and updates. New to this edition are many projects for the 472kHz band, an analysis of the various modes used on the low frequencies, and how to receive and transmit on even lower frequencies at VLF. A guest chapter by Alan Melia, G3NYK, explains how to predict LF ionospheric conditions. This 192-page paperback includes practical information on antennas, receivers, transmitters, and operating.
Written by one of the leading authorities on LF, Mike Dennison, G3XDV the book will help beginners who want to try out this fascinating amateur allocation—but it's also of great value to anyone already active on the band who wants to expand the knowledge of the bands. In short, "LF Today" is a one-stop shop for anyone seeking information on amateur radio operation below 1MHz.
Reference Book, "LF Today" 3rd Edition, By Mike Dennision, G3XDV, 192 pages, Each
Part Number: RSG-LFT3
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Estimated Ship Date: Monday 10/19/2026 if shipped by air
Estimated Ship Date: Monday 10/19/2026 if shipped by air