The Mobile Manual For Radio Amateures [Paperback] John W1LVQ Huntoon

Description

Softcover is well worn with scuffs, creases, stains, and some rippling. Cover edges/corners are noticeably worn and flaking. Spine is rippled, flaking, and and peeling away at the bottom. Pages are clean inside with discolored outside edges.

This well-loved copy of “The Mobile Manual For Radio Amateures” by John W1LVQ Huntoon is a fascinating artifact from the golden age of amateur radio. Published in the mid-20th century, when ham radio was at its peak, this manual was a essential guide for operators looking to set up mobile radio stations. Its dog-eared pages and worn binding are a testament to the countless hours it spent in the hands of curious tinkerers and electronics enthusiasts, perhaps even accompanying some on their radio adventures on the open road.

While the technical information may be dated, the book offers a glimpse into the vibrant subculture of amateur radio operators, who played a crucial role in advancing wireless communications and fostering a spirit of experimentation and camaraderie. For collectors, it represents a piece of technological history, capturing the excitement of a era when radio was still a novel and rapidly evolving medium. Readers with an interest in vintage electronics or the history of amateur radio will appreciate the insights and practical knowledge contained within these well-thumbed pages.