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Sandretto, , pages - Courtesy of an anonymous donor. Nice look into the early days of long-range avionics. Discusses navigation "avigation" and communications systems, including VHF and HF systems for airborne use, radio altimeters, and supporting electronic systems. You can learn what the "cone of silence" really is!. A fairly comprehensive antenna book targeted at the advanced amateur radio operator.

Download full text, 9. The venerable ARRL handbook, edition. Many of us learned all about tubes from this book OK, in my case, one about 30 years later than this one. Practical information on electronic fundamentals and tube circuits, and lots of ham projects - transmitters, receivers, antennas.

Cool catalog section at the end. Here's another edition a few years later, full-color catalog at the end. Radio Electronics, Samuel Seely, , pages - Courtesy of an anonymous donor. A comprehensive later radio textbook covering communications theory, tubes, and transmitters and recievers. The Radio Handbook , William Orr editor , 15th edition , !

This is sort of an ARRL handbook on steroids. Very complete, covering basic theory though practical construction of mostly ham radio equipment, though much applies to any vintage electronic project. There are even sections on "high-fidelity techniques" and "electronic computers"! Even includes a math section and info on how to set up your workshop I like the "workshop-in-a-closet"!

The Radio Handbook , Editors and Engineers, 7th edition , pages. As you would expect the circuits in this older book use some older tubes, and no mention of semiconductors.

There is a section on "radio therapy", if you want to build your own diathermy machine! The Radio Handbook, Editors of "Radio", 5th edition , pages - Courtesy of an anonymous donor. Here's a book that pre-dates the invention of the pentode Talks about how a triode works, and how to use it in amplifier and oscillator circuits and in a radio receiver.

A "training text and guide for repairmen and technicians" by the US air force about radio receivers. A good practical description of receiver design. Radio Receiver Design Part 1 , K. Sturley, , pages - Courtesy of John Atwood. This UK publication gives a thorough treatment of the design of valve-based radio receivers. Part 1 covers valve basics, and the RF side of a receiver: from the antenna through the detector. Radio Receiver Design Part 2 , K. A continuation of the above, this volume covers audio-frequency amplifiers, frequency modulation, and television.

Radio Telegraphy and Telephony, Rudolph L. Duncan, , pages - Courtesy of an anonymous donor. At over 1, pages, one might expect so! Magnetism, tubes, transmitters, receivers, antennas I have lots of books on receiver design - here's a whole book dedicated to transmitters!

Targeted at professional engineers rather than hams, this covers it all from oscillators through power amps, modulators, power supplies, and antenna matching.

Reflex Radio Receivers , P. Edelman, , 64 pages - Thanks to Terry Walker. Small DIY book on building your own "reflex" radio receiver. Make one tube do the work of two!

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Very practical, not too much math, and it has some very nice illustrations. Very specific to tubes, discusses how they work, how they're built, and circuits. Conductance Curve Design, Dr. Keats A. Pullen, , pages. This book presents a method to design tube amplifier stages using curves of constant grid-to-plate transconductance and plate conductance. Equations and step-by-step instructions are provided to select the correct tube, calculate gain and distortion, and other relevant parameters.

Full sets of curves are provided for 35 different tube types. Many thanks to Robb Legg, who did all the digitization work, including OCR and reproducing the graphs - a tremendous amount of work! Electron-Tube Circuits , Samuel Seely, , pages. Another college-level textbook on vacuum tubes. Covers tube theory, tuned and un-tuned amplifiers, oscillators, and power supplies.

Some nice details about tube-based voltage regulator circuits, and sections on electronic computing circuits, relaxation oscillators and sweep circuits you won't find in the other texts.

This is essentially an updated version of "Vacuum Tube Design" below. Intended for internal use only, this book contains 53 "articles" on different aspects of vacuum tube design and manufacture. I think this book has nearly everything you need to know to design and build tubes. Beware, the PDF file is over megabytes! Don't even try it on dialup A collection of technical papers from RCA, covering the period from through Nearly pages of technical papers, covering such topics as "Thin-film emission" and the famous O.

Shade "Beam Power Tubes". Seachable DJVU file 7. A continuation of above, a collection of technical papers from RCA, covering the period from through Electronic Rectifiers and Valves, Dr, ing. Guntherschulze, , pages - Courtesy of an anonymous donor. A translation of an older German text on rectifier tubes. Electronics and Electron Tubes , E.

McArthur, , pages - Courtesy of anonymous donor. A fairly early, concise treatment of the theory of vacuum tubes. Not a lot of math, basic info on circuits. An interesting set of what I would describe as "application notes" for power tubes. Discusses tube life, tube ratings, protection, and other similar topics.

This book addresses the "Types and causes of failures, what to expect from tubes, testing methods, and all about tube maintenance programs". Quite interesting, this book covers material I've not seen comprehensively discussed elsewhere, like failure mechanisms, what makes a "premium" tube special, etc. Describes graphical design methods for tube circuits as opposed to equation-based design.

Sections on reactive loads and balanced amplifiers that discuss topics not seen in many other texts. I wish I could read Dutch. This book by Philips appears to be a nice thorough treatment of how vacuum tubes work, how they are built, and how they are applied in radio circuits.