I just joined the ARRL and found this mag offered. Does anyone subscribe to it ? Looks like an interesting read.
http://www.arrl.org/qex/
http://www.arrl.org/qex/
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QEX
- Thread starter Sonwatcher
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I've only seen a few issues but it looks pretty good. QST pretty much pulled the technical and how too articles from it's pages and made a new mag called QEX.
I just upped for QEX and got two issues. It's very very technical and dry. Oriented to projects at the engineering level.
I'm happy I got it as I want to learn more about circuit design and reading schematics, but if you are looking for 'flash', it doesn't have that.
They'll have a really cool and highly involved article on building an SSB rig from scratch, talking all about the circuits and materials etc. ... but nothing summarizing the actual features and how it actually works (thus no flash).
I was hoping for more simple circuit based things for everyday ham use, it's been far beyond that level the last two issues.
Circuit Cellar is another project building and engineering mag, though not radio oriented, it's outstanding if you are leaning in that direction as a hobby. Nuts and Volts too, but not as thorough.
I'm happy I got it as I want to learn more about circuit design and reading schematics, but if you are looking for 'flash', it doesn't have that.
They'll have a really cool and highly involved article on building an SSB rig from scratch, talking all about the circuits and materials etc. ... but nothing summarizing the actual features and how it actually works (thus no flash).
I was hoping for more simple circuit based things for everyday ham use, it's been far beyond that level the last two issues.
Circuit Cellar is another project building and engineering mag, though not radio oriented, it's outstanding if you are leaning in that direction as a hobby. Nuts and Volts too, but not as thorough.