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Read on Hacker News…udent-Manual-Exercis... The ARRL handbook is also a very practical intro text, but quite broad. [edit] Oh, another decent book that's aimed at technician level students: Electronic Principles by Malvino. I've got an older edition from my high school days, and it's a real easy read with lots of explanation of transistor circuits. http://www.amazon.com/Electronic-Principles-Albert-Malvino/d...
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