The ARRL Antenna Compendium Volume 2

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Covers a wide range of antenna types and related topics, including innovative verticals, an attic tri-bander, antenna modeling and propagation.
In 1985 the ARRL added The ARRL Antenna Compendium, Volume 1
to its library of publications. That book contains 176 pages of previously
unpublished material, covering a wide range of antenna types and
related topics. The foreword of Volume 1 suggests that Volume 2 of The
Compendium might logically follow.
Like its predecessor, Volume 2 contains all brand-new material.
Because antennas are a topic of great interest among radio amateurs,
ARRL Headquarters continues to receive many more papers on the
subject than can possibly be published as articles in the League's
journal, QST So again, as with Volume 7, those papers have been
collected here and combined with solicited material. None of this
material has appeared in print before. Whether you have only a casual
interest in antenna construction or a serious interest in understanding
fundamental antenna theory, you'll most likely find something to
stimulate your thinking.
Will a companion Volume 3 appear in the future? Very likely.
Amateurs' interest in antennas never ends.
David Sumner, K1ZZ
Executive Vice President
Newington, Connecticut
September 1989