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Don't get discouraged.... I think what everyone is pointing out is start small and basic.
The ARRL handbook is indespensible. Theres alot of info in there.
Have some fun and build some small rf amps or audio amps.... theres alot of guys that are into hobby electronics that taught themselves... don't get discouraged.
Having a good site like Freecell pointed out is a very valuable resource.
You asked for books.... Freecell gave you a link for a free book.

Troubleshooting electronics is a skill you have to learn with experience....theres lots of schematics, forums, info, reference text online. Eventually you can pick up alot of of info about amps just by putting the time into it.
Check around for info on push pull circuits or solid state rf amps. Don't narrow your search field for just 11 meter amps.....look for info on specific types of amp circuits.

Take care

<blockquote data-quote="bushwacker" data-source="post: 110060" data-attributes="member: 527">Don&#039;t get discouraged.... I think what everyone is pointing out is start small and basic. The ARRL handbook is indespensible. Theres alot of info in there.Have some fun and build some small rf amps or audio amps.... theres alot of guys that are into hobby electronics that taught themselves... don&#039;t get discouraged.Having a good site like Freecell pointed out is a very valuable resource. You asked for books.... Freecell gave you a link for a free book.Troubleshooting electronics is a skill you have to learn with experience....theres lots of schematics, forums, info, reference text online. Eventually you can pick up alot of of info about amps just by putting the time into it. Check around for info on push pull circuits or solid state rf amps. Don&#039;t narrow your search field for just 11 meter amps.....look for info on specific types of amp circuits.Take care</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bushwacker, post: 110060, member: 527"] Don't get discouraged.... I think what everyone is pointing out is start small and basic. The ARRL handbook is indespensible. Theres alot of info in there. Have some fun and build some small rf amps or audio amps.... theres alot of guys that are into hobby electronics that taught themselves... don't get discouraged. Having a good site like Freecell pointed out is a very valuable resource. You asked for books.... Freecell gave you a link for a free book. Troubleshooting electronics is a skill you have to learn with experience....theres lots of schematics, forums, info, reference text online. Eventually you can pick up alot of of info about amps just by putting the time into it. Check around for info on push pull circuits or solid state rf amps. Don't narrow your search field for just 11 meter amps.....look for info on specific types of amp circuits. Take care [/QUOTE]

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