Listening to Jupiter 2nd Editionby Richard S. FlaggListening to Jupiter tells you everything you need to know to capture Jupiter's radio noise storms. The book is written in clear and simple terms but contains lots of information for the amateur radio astronomer at any level of expertise. Every practical aspect of setting up a successful Jupiter observatory is covered. This second edition is 36% larger with much updated material. Click here for a table of contents. Approx 165 pages, 81/2" x 11", spiral bound.$29.95 Radio-Sky #B061
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Radio Astronomy Projects 3rd Edition by William LoncProfessor Lonc has again updated and expanded his how to book of radio astronomy experimentation. This is a book for beginners and experienced amateur radio astronomers and teachers. Classic principles are explained in clear non-mathematical language. Most of the projects are from off-the-shelf and surplus items in the VHF through microwave range. Click here to see a table of contents. 292 pages. 6"x9" paperback. Radio-Sky #B062 $26.95
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Radio Astronomy 2nd Edition
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The premier textbook for radio astronomy. No serious amateur (and certainly
no professional) radio astronomer should be without this technical introduction
to all of the major aspects of radio astronomy. This book contains every
major fundamental formula used in radio astronomy. Covers receivers, antennas,
surveys, pulsars, and much more.
$49.95
This book now includes the newly released "Solutions Manual" that show worked solutions to the problems in John Kraus's own handwriting!
Radio-Sky #B004
Big Ear Two: Listening to Other Worlds.
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Our Cosmic Universe by John Kraus |
This is an excellent book to introduce the beginner to the new astronomies
which arose in the 20th century, including radio astronomy. John
Kraus discusses the major discoveries which has lead to our present view
of the universe which encompasses the entire electromagnetic spectrum.
At the end of the book a simple amateur radiotelescope is described. Unfortunately,
some of the electronics for this telescope are no longer available, though
modern substitutes may be made. The helical antennas are great for beginning
radio astronomers, and perhaps, most important is Kraus's presentation
of an actual stripchart and how it is interpreted.
$24.95 Softcover
Radio-Sky #B021
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