Tech library addition from Barnes & Noble

Barnes & Noble (and their Book Stop affiliates) has a reprint of the Bureau of Naval Personnel Training Manual in Basic Electronics, which has some info on tube and tranistor circuits, mainly w/ an eye towards radio, but some stuff quite relevant to audio aplications. The reprint is only $15, so this is a good, cheap starting point reference, and it doesn't look too deep for the newbie. Even if the Radiotron Handbook is an inevitability, this would probably be a good precursor to many.

Bear

Ha, that's the book I've been using to teach myself electronics. I got copies from my organ tech, who joined the Navy to be a radar tech in the late 50s. They are really cool books.

Check out this schematic from the section on rectifier tubes:

Geee, that's a title that just rolls off the tongue. I'll have to keep my eyes peeled. :thumb:

The Navy stuff is the best.
They had to find a way to train morons in Electronics, and they did it.
I am living proof. Well, .... I do know ohms law!
I chant it every nite:
Ohmmmm...Ohmmmmm.Ohmmmm....
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