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Mikel wrote: ↑04 Nov 2018, 17:49Don't miss 18 (yes that's not a typo) 18 copies of the much acclaimed USA radio mag' CQ Amateur Radio', including the very recent November 2018 addition:

Great site. FREE. Thanks for sharing! Same for "electronicsandbooks.com". Lots to go through.

I like this one as well;
https://ebook3000.biz/

KlondikeMike wrote: ↑05 Nov 2018, 20:17

Mikel wrote: ↑04 Nov 2018, 17:49Don't miss 18 (yes that's not a typo) 18 copies of the much acclaimed USA radio mag' CQ Amateur Radio', including the very recent November 2018 addition:

Great site. FREE. Thanks for sharing! Same for "electronicsandbooks.com". Lots to go through.

I like this one as well;
https://ebook3000.biz/

Thanks for sharing that site as well, all good stuff

Can anyone recommend me magazines, papers which I can find at Baltimore zip code https://worldpostalcode.com/united-stat ... /baltimore? I have to move to the States because of work and I want to keep updated with it. Blogs, youtube, facebook is a good way to get info but I want to read magazines :c

Well so much for the spring, it's snowing here as I type this! Never mind download the latest (April 2019) edition of Radio User and curl up in front of the fire:

https://magazinelib.com/?s=radio+user

Not a member of the RSGB?, don't worry, you can still read the house comic - RADCOM - well some of the latest ones at least free of charge:

https://magazinelib.com/?s=radcom

Just click on the cover picture for each issue and then on the pdf link.

Happy reading folks!!!

just in case you haven't spotted it yet, the May 2019 Practical Wireless is available to view and download free of charge. Here is the link:

https://magazinelib.com/all/practical-w ... -may-2019/

I don't think this mag is as good as it was but still worth a read I think, especially at this price!!

Good to see PW keeping up with the times.

A review of a cutting edge Bumfing UV5RC - about 5 years too late

- WNP -

WhiteNoisePoetry wrote: ↑27 May 2019, 18:31 Good to see PW keeping up with the times.

A review of a cutting edge Bumfing UV5RC - about 5 years too late

- WNP -

I used to purchase the mag every month but, I havn't done that for a long time.

> I used to purchase the mag every month but, I havn't done that for a long time.

I don't blame you.
Waste of money.

I'd rather read all the old mags from well known sources.

I see that http://www.electronicsandbooks.com/ has been down for a week or so.

It sometimes goes down, presume there's a bandwidth issue and he runs out.

I think it resets at the start of the month (hopefully).

- WNP -

Lots of UK and US CB mags have become available this week.

https://www.americanradiohistory.com/CB ... azines.htm

- WNP -

MrWeetabix wrote: ↑22 Jul 2016, 14:42 On looking for somehting else, I found a site with a large number of files available to download. Amongst those are a significant number of back-catalogued Ham/Radio-related publications. I have detailed a few of them, but there are also some more 'specialist publications' available, should you want to look for them

Radio links

Practical Wireless

http://www.electronicsandbooks.com/eab1 ... less+UK%2F

Radio & Electronics Constructor UK

http://www.electronicsandbooks.com/eab1 ... ctor+UK%2F
Writers for hire are there -
https://edubirdie.com/essay-writers-for-hire.
That is a great service!
Radcom

http://www.electronicsandbooks.com/eab1 ... RSGB+UK%2F

Radio Constructor

http://www.electronicsandbooks.com/eab1 ... ctor+UK%2F

The top level of the Magazine Folder is below, just FYI

http://www.electronicsandbooks.com/eab1 ... agazine%2F

Enjoy :-)

Those links don't work.

Alisa Tomson wrote: ↑22 Jul 2019, 10:02
Those links don't work.

....in my defence..... that was 3 years ago. That's a long time on Teh Interwebz.....

It's all still there though...

Practical Wireless - Linky

Radio & Electronics - Linky

RADCOM - Linky

Radio Constructor - Linky

Practical Wireless – October 2019 ready to download:

https://magazinelib.com/all/practical-w ... ober-2019/

What a great read.

G3OJV's mugshot always shows him like he's straining to have a good ****, meanwhile there's a 2 page Advertorial dressed up to look like an real
article for Nevada.

Never mind Xmas is coming, so it must be time for another 5 page feature length production about how to solder PL259's to a piece of coax.

I haven't read it yet, it's funny, if you can download something there doesn't seem to be the urgency to read it, at least that's how I feel.

There is something satisfying about the 'ritual' of checking the date and then going into WH Smiths on the way home from work, searching for it on the shelves, standing in a Q to pay for it and reading it on the bus when in a traffic jam and all the while someone is farting and coughing all over you, especially in the dark winter months when the bus becomes the 'virus van'.

I think this is also the reason why vinyl hasn't died, there is a great 'ritual' there to get music going, and of course a 12 inch album cover is the perfect 'lap table' on which to roll a joint, a CD case just never made it in that respect and the back of your i-phone is even worse.