Electronics Training Materials

Kevin Wood

I've seen quite a few posts from people stating that they have no formal electronics training, so here is some info for those interested: the Navy Electricity and Electronics Training Series. Here is a link:

www.zianet.com/NMAMARS/downloads/neets.htm

LoopyByteloose

WOW.................................
Very, very useful.
It covers everything and in depth. [noparse][[/noparse]I think Gunther knows all that. Heh. Heh.]

It must get really boring at sea without study.

Did you know that U.S. government publications are not allowed to have a copyright?
It is part of the copyright law.

Before I looked at this, I was thinking that the ARRL is just about the best there is.

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Paul Baker

Kramer said...
Did you know that U.S. government publications are not allowed to have a copyright?

True, they also cannot sigularly hold a patent, though they have IP rights to any developed with government money, they also have to power to revoke IP rights at whim, just ask the inventor of the jet engine (If you could, he's dead).

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Kevin Wood

Some of the material is very specific to the Navy, mostly equipment that only they use, but there is a ton of solid info. The only downside is getting it printed. For those anywhere near a Kinko's, they will print PDFs st a very reduced rate when the page volume is high. I think you have to ask them about the rates, though.