Vacuum Tube Books FS (McGraw-Hill)

[jlsem]

I have the following books from the McGraw-Hill Electrical and Electronic Engineering Series for sale:

1. Terman, Frederick E., Electrnic and Radio Engineering, Fourth Edition, 1955 - Terman's Opus Magnum, a great reference. $18

2. Eastman, Austin V., Fundamentals of Vacuum Tubes, Second Edition, 1941 - A definitive tome on how vacuum tubes work. $15

3. Landee, Robert W. et al, Electronic Designers' Handbook, 1957 - I personally find this book more useful and practical than RDH4. $12

4. Schwartz, Mischa, Information Transmission, Modulation, and Noise, 1959 - A must-have for anyone interested in learning about noise in vacuum tube circuits. Learn how to minimize noise in an input-transformer circuit by manipulating the turns ratio (!!). $12

5. Kraus, John D., Electromagnetics, 1955 - The best and most accessable book on the subject. Learn the fundamentals of ferromagnetic theory for transformer design work. $12

6. Ryder, John D., Engineering Electronics, 1957 - A great book for learning about vacuum tubes and circuits. This one is the Asian Students Edition published in Tokyo (in English), hence only $10

7. Millman, Jacob, Vacuum-tube and Semiconductor Electronics 1958 - Another great book from the McGraw-Hill Electrical and Electronic Engineering Series. Requires a little more math. $10

8. Seely, Samuel, Electron-Tube Circuits, 1958 - One of the best books on the subject. Great mathematical background on vacuum-tube circuit theory. $12

I prefer payment through Paypal or U.S. Postal money order.

Thanks,
John

[SY]

I'll take the lot, to quote Mr. Creosote.

[jlsem]

Sy, you have mail. If anyone else is interested, I have duplicate copies of the last two books (Seely and Millman).

Thanks,
John

[leadbelly]

I'll take the Seely and the Radiontron 3rd ed. if they are still available.