📘 The Wireless Experimenter's Manual by Elmer E. Hugher

First published in the early 1920s, The Wireless Experimenter's Manual by Elmer E. Hugher is a fascinating glimpse into the pioneering days of radio experimentation. This richly illustrated guide offers practical circuits, construction tips, and foundational theory for the amateur wireless enthusiast — all written in the spirit of hands-on discovery.

Whether you're a seasoned ham or just curious about the roots of radio, this manual captures the ingenuity and excitement of early wireless tinkering. From spark-gap transmitters to crystal detectors, Hugher’s work remains a testament to the DIY ethos that still drives amateur radio today.

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