The Radio Amateur’s Satellite Handbook
By Martin Davidoff, K2UBC (author of the highly acclaimed predecessor, The Satellite Experimenter’s Handbook). The most comprehensive book ever written about amateur satellites! Long-time satellite operators and beginners will enjoy its in-depth coverage: setting up a station, choosing the right antenna for the right satellite, and tracking the "birds." Includes operating details for every active amateur satellite, the upcoming Phase 3D satellite, and all Amateur Radio operations from the US Space Shuttles (SAREX) and Russian Mir space station. Thorough appendices covering profiles of computer programs, Internet sites, FCC Rules, and a complete history of amateur satellite and space operations. Shipping in early-February! 1998, 376 pages, #6583