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Reminder: The Original Big Island of Hawaii International Swap Meet/Hamfest is set for Saturday, 15 February 2025, 0930 HST to 1230 HST, at the Waimea Community Center.

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The ARRL Handbook strikes the perfect balance between comprehensive RF engineering reference and practical treatment of basic electronic fundamentals, circuit design and equipment, antennas, and RF practices. Retail $69.95.

The ARRL Antenna Book is the ultimate reference for antennas, transmission lines, and propagation. It contains everything you need to understand how antennas work and how to build your own antenna system. Retail $69.95.


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