The 100th Edition of the ARRL Handbook

American Radio Relay League has just published the 100th edition of the ARRL Handbook, a top resource for both novice and seasoned radio amateurs.

Organized into 25 chapters and spanning over 1,200 pages, the book contains in-depth information on a large number of topics, including radio theory, circuit design, antenna systems, digital communications, and even software-defined radios.

Beginners will love the clear explanations that can be found in chapters such as "Radio Fundamentals", while advanced users will enjoy the thorough information in sections such as "RF Amplifiers".

If you ever wanted to design an antenna, build an HF transceiver, or an RF amplifier, this is the book to get. However, since it is packed with so much information, it’s best to treat the ARRL Handbook as a reference, rather than trying to read it all in one sitting.