• The Coolum Beach Beverage 1983
• Analysis of the Beverage Antenna
• Part 1- Basic Theory
• Part 2- Two-Wire Phased Antennas
• The Florida Beverage
• The Care and Feeding of the Wave Antenna
• A Non-Resonant Longwire Remote From Earth Ground

Updated and Digitally Enhanced

• NRC FET Altazimuth Loop
• Thoughts: Balanced FET Amplifier

• FET Loop Construction
• NRC Two Foot Loop
• Tips on Loop Construction
• One Transistor Loop amplifier
• Balanced and Unbalanced Loops
• Direct Coupled Loops
• A 'Collapsible' Loop for Travel
• BCB DX'ers Beverage
• Antenna Tuning Devices for Longwires on MW
• 'Bob Flick' Loop
• Degenerative Loop - An Excellent Antenna Coupler
• The Hawk Loop
• Alternative Methods of Air Core Loop Amplification

Updated and Digitally Enhanced

• A Good Loop is Easy (and Cheap) to Make
• The "Harley Loop"
• Whip Antenna Coupler for Portable Receivers
• The Wedge Loop
• AC Power Supply for FET Loop Amplifiers
• Antenna Phasing
• FET Loop Amplifier with Coaxial Output
• Practical Phased Beverages
• Phasing Unit Construction and Use
• More on Phased Beverages
• Phasing Unit Design Modifications
• More Thoughts on Beverages
• Floor Stand and Mounting Arrangements for Loops

The new NRC Antenna Reference Manual, Volume 3, is a 123-page publication packed with drawings and descriptions of the widest variety of receiving antennas for the serious Medium Wave DX enthusiast. There are three main sections in the book; Antennas, Amplifiers and Termination/Matching/Phasing.

Over the years, many members have experimented and developed antennas and accessories that have furthered the hobby and its enjoyment. The most prolific author on these topics in recent years has been Mark Connelly, WA1ION. You will read about how Mark has worked with other innovators and how he has drawn on their expertise for the graphic descriptions of the projects included in this reference work. His articles have appeared in earlier editions of the NRC Antenna Manuals and most prominently as feature articles in the club's DX News magazine. Each project is explained in great detail, with drawings and photographs as needed to simplify construction.

Revised and updated in 1996. This manual is a compilation of numerous articles on the subject of design and theory of the loop antenna that have appeared through the years in DX News. This book gives detailed information on the theory of operation, construction and maintenance of a loop antenna. Serves as a enhancement to Antenna Reference Manuals Volume 1 and 2. 8 1/2" X 11" bound book format. LAM Contents.....

• Multi-Rod Ferrite Loop Antennas
• Roll Your Own! (Loop)
• Loop Antenna Theory and Practice
• Long Wave Converter Detail
• Loop Distortion Why get Skewed?
• Pattern Controlled Loops
• High Dynamic Range Balun Loop
• BFE-C Loop Amplifier Card
• The Hot Rod- Ferrite Loop Antenna
• Loop Antenna Sensitivity
• High Precision Direction Finding of MW Skywave Signals
• High Performance General Purpose Loop Amp
• What's Wrong With Present Day Loop Antennas?