General Class License Manual, Second Edition

Abstract: The General Class amateur license adds additional technical knowledge above the Novice and Technician classes, and requires higher speed Morse Code. In return, it grants additional frequency and power privileges.

Keywords: book review, survival, electronics, ham radio, amateur radio, communications, applied electronics, FCC license, general class operators licenses, examinations, questions, United States.

CONTENTS

Foreword

Chapter 1: Introduction / Commission's Rules

Chapter 2: Operating Procedures

Chapter 3: Radio Wave Propagation

Chapter 4: Amateur Radio Practice

Chapter 5: Electrical Principles

Chapter 6: Circuit Components

Chapter 7: Practical Circuits

Chapter 8: Signals and Emissions

Chapter 9: Antennas and Feed Lines

Chapter 10: Setting Up Your HF Station

Chapter 11: General (Element 3B) Question Pool -- With Answers

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS DATA

Title:         The ARRL general class license manual / edited
                  by: Larry D. Wolfgang.
Edition:       2nd ed.
Published:     Newington, CT : American Radio Relay League,
                  c1994.
Description:   viii, 315 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
LC Call No.:   TK6554.5.A74 1994
Dewey No.:     621.384/16/076 20
ISBN:          0872594688
Notes:         Title on cover: The ARRL general class license
                  manual for the radio amateur.
               Title on spine: General class license manual.
               Includes index.
Subjects:      Radio.
               Radio -- Examinations, questions, etc.
               Radio operators -- Licenses -- United States.
Other authors: Wolfgang, Larry D.
Control No.:   94189411 

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