ARRL Ham Radio from Indoors

No Outdoor Antenna - No Problem
By Steve Ford, WB8IMY

For many radio amateurs who are downsizing or have restricted outside space, getting active on the bands seems a daunting prospect. This is where ARRL Ham Radio from Indoors steps in as it shows you how to install both an effective station and indoor antenna system in any setting.

ARRL Ham Radio from Indoors shows that you don't need to let outdoor antenna limitations keep you from enjoying amateur radio. It shows that it is possible to operate on the HF bands with equipment and antenna systems that are entirely inside your home - all it takes is some creative thinking. Opening with defining the challenge of indoor operating, the book explores the different operating styles, such as CW and popular HF digital modes for low-power, you may wish to adopt. It then moves quickly onto indoor antenna solutions like simple wire designs for an attic, or a loop that fits neatly on a tripod before discussing the interference issues you may need to deal with. RF Safety is not forgotten either and there is even an appendix of indoor antenna article that may work for you.

If you want to get on the air but are limited by your home setting, then ARRL Ham Radio from Indoors may provide the ideal way forward for you. ARRL Ham Radio from Indoors is thoroughly recommended reading for anyone who has restricted operation and wants to do better.

Size 178x229mm, 85 pages, ISBN: 9781625952189