49 more easy-to-build electronics projects

<p>Looking for a super source-book of easy-and-fun-to-make electronics projects?  Here's just the one you've been waiting for!  It is jam-packed with fascinating and entertaining projects, most of which you can build in an evening and for less than you think.  Beginners will appreciate the simple, step-by-step directions, and every level of hobbyist and experimenter will go for the unique and varied project selections.  You'll be able to build fun things like an electronic rifle range, just-plain-practical items like a fence charger or a solar TV reception booster, and lots of gadgets from a transistor tickler to devices that would make terrific school science projects (like a perpetual beeper).  There are experimental projects such as the electronic stethoscope, a black-light projector that's guaranteed to make a hit with the kids, or an electronic lure for the fisherman in the family.  You'll find plans for a practical pool splash alarm, a personal weatherman device, and a variety of projects for the amateur radio enthusiast - a wireless mike, an FM wireless transmitter, and a free-power AM radio receiver.</p>

49 More Easy-To-Build Electronics Projects

Science & Math

Tom Kneitel

Robert Michael, Brown

Technology

Tab Books

The "top secret" registry of U.S. Government radio frequencies

CRB Research

Air-Scan Guide to Aeronautical Communications

<p>Tom Kneitel authored a multitude of books on DXing, CB, scanning and other radio-related topics. The "top secret" registry of U.S. Government radio frequencies, 25 to 470 MHZ is reportedly a gem for reference on Federal frequencies. Very good and thorough. The author took on the tedious task of including a detailed listing of government radio frequencies, along with the appropriate designator for its use. He definitely provided scanner buffs with a new level of monitoring experience. Although some may be out of date, it looks as though the FBI, SS, DEA, USMS, etc., look to be somewhat good still,</p>

The "top secret" registry of U.S. government radio frequencies

Reference

Catalogs & Directories

CRB Research Books

Tune In on Telephone Calls is a scanner and shortwave frequency guide with a particular focus on obscure frequencies that will pick up telephone calls. Illustrated with line drawings and b&w photos.

Tune in on Telephone Calls

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