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📡 Unlock the airwaves — become the radio pro everyone envies!
Make: Radio by Louis Frenzel is a 300-page paperback that serves as a practical, project-based introduction to amateur radio and electronics. It prepares readers for the FCC Technician license exam while exploring diverse radio hobbies such as satellites and digital modes. Highly rated for its depth and hands-on approach, this book is a must-have for aspiring radio enthusiasts and professionals.























| Best Sellers Rank | #423,489 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #138 in Electromagnetism #629 in Computer Hardware & DIY #859 in Electrical & Electronic Engineering |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 43 Reviews |
J**A
Radio Electronics
Written very good. However, may be a bit difficult for beginners. Sources for components could better. Illustrations assume knowledge of electronics.
A**O
Well written book for electronics guys - Make sure you get the ProTechTrader electronics kit for it
The book was well written, but it is written for someone experianced in the basics of electronics and is not totally for beginners in electronics, more for beginners with radio circuits, theory, HAM & Raspberry Pi microcontroller usage and programming. Built a lot of cool circuits with my man. Radio transmissions, garage door opener circuits, recievers, and my first time programming anything was fun with his help and the electronics kit. The book recommends you get the Make: Radio Electronics kit by ProTechTrader and so do I. Getting all of the components and electronic parts needed for the experiments in the book would have taken a long time and cost a lot more then the electronics kit does. https://www.amazon.com/Make-Electronics-Experiments-Microcontroller-Adaptations/dp/B0D9J65VXC
K**R
Accessible Introduction to Pico Microcontrollers in Radio
This book provides a comprehensive clear guide to low cost ic’s, break out boards and also the Raspberry Pi Pico in radio. Fully functional projects are shown both in schematics and bread board assemblies. Code is provided for each project, where appropriate in the book and also for download on GitHub. Component sources are also suggested. I fully recommend it.
E**Y
This book should be the starting book for everyone interested in radio.
If you are interested in how radio works or you want to get started in amateur radio then this book is for you. Fredrick Jansson has written the best book I have come across that provide the right balance of theory, advice and experimentation to get a novice up and working. Just wish I had this book as a teenager or in college!
L**T
Make: Radio: Hands-On Adventures in the Hidden Universe of Radio Waves
I am happy with my purchase.
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