Radio Electronics is a comprehensive and practical guide to the design and construction of electronic circuits for radio broadcasting and communication. Written by the renowned electrical engineer and inventor Samuel Seely, the book covers the principles of radio and electronics, the design of electronic circuits, and the use of test equipment. The book features numerous diagrams, photographs, and tables to illustrate the concepts and techniques presented. This book will appeal to electronics enthusiasts, technicians, and engineers.

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