In 1987 the American Radio Relay League published it's 7th Edition of the FCC Rule Book. The rules in this book were current at the time of publication, 1987. Below is the description from the back cover of this book.This book is a guide to the FCC regulations for the Amateur Radio. Every ham needs a copy of the current rules. Contains complete FCC rules with explanations in the popular Washington Mailbox format adapted from QST. You'll find addresses of all FCC field offices, international regulations, information on reciprocal operation in foreign countries, a list of countries permitting third-party traffic with the U.S., a chart of available Amateur Radio frequencies and an explanation of the WARC bands.

FCC Rule Book

Richard K. Palm

Phil Sager

John Hennessee

American Radio Relay League

Your guide to using an designing satellites, focusing on those built by and for the international radio amateur community. Illustrated.

The satellite experimenter's handbook

Martin R. Davidoff

Science & Math

The ARRL technician/general class license manual for the radio amateur (Publication no. 57 of the Radio amateur's library)

Humor & Entertainment

AMERICAN RADIO RELAY LEAGUE

Kaczynski, Michael B.

Kluger, Leo D.

Towle, Jonat

Radio

ARRL 1986-1987 Advanced Class License Manual For the Radio Amateur

Unknown, Author

Book by Larry D.; Hale, Bruce S. (editors) Wolfg

ARRL Extra Class License Manual

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Crafts & Hobbies

The ARRL Operating Manual

Computer Networking Conference

Computers & Technology

Fla A. Arrl Amateur Radio Comput

Certification

Rear cover notes: "Philip 'Gil' Gildersleeve, W1CJD, contributed over 1500 cartoons and drawings to QST and the ARRL for almost 40 years. This book presents only a small portion of the 'best of Gil.' Gil was a avid radio amateur, devoted family man and exceptionally active in the community. For several years he worked as a radio operator aboard merchant ships and later on was News Editor of the Middletown (CT) Press. He was a member of Who's Who in American Art. Although Gil became a silent key in 1966 his characters live on. Most DXers would love to have a 'Jeeves' to handle the tough chores around the shack. What radio club doesn't have members who mirror those of the Podunk Hollow Radio Club, particularly on Field Day! This book is a tribute to W1CJD, and we're sure you will have as much fun reading and viewing Gil's work as we did assembling the material."

Gil: a Collection of Classic Cartoons from QST

Philip 'Gil' Gildersleeve

Humor

Radio frequency interference (Radio amateur's library)

Reference

Trans,ission lline transformers...first edition...by Jerry Sevick

Transmission Line Transformers. First Edition

Jerry Sevick

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